When there is an emergency, the time to prepare has passed.
When there is an emergency, the time to prepare has passed.
This training session focuses on emergency planning by identifying the installed mediums and workplace hazards. It includes both theoretical and practical components, where participants will receive fire extinguisher training to effectively handle various types of extinguishing mediums and installations, including those located in and around facility perimeters.
We provide both Accredited and Non-Accredited sessions tailored to meet specific industry needs, ensuring comprehensive workplace safety training.
For accredited sessions, please review our nationally recognized training desk page > https://getfiretraining.trainingdesk.com.au/
This session covers essential workplace safety training encompassing both emergency planning theory and practical exercises. It informs and prepares the Chief Warden, Deputy Chief Warden, Area Warden, and Warden, equipping them with a comprehensive understanding of your emergency procedures to effectively function as members of the Emergency Control Organisation (ECO).
We provide tailored Accredited and Non-Accredited sessions to meet specific industry needs, including fire extinguisher training.
For accredited options, please review our nationally recognised training desk page > https://getfiretraining.trainingdesk.com.au/

This session equips personnel selected to operate as members of the ECO - Emergency Control Organisation with essential skills in emergency planning. The training focuses on the WARDEN structure and details the roles and responsibilities involved. We also identify current emergency planning procedures, locations of installed emergency control equipment, and their usage, including fire extinguisher training in the context of workplace safety training.
We offer both Accredited and Non-Accredited sessions tailored to meet specific industry needs.
For accredited options, please visit our nationally recognised training desk page > https://getfiretraining.trainingdesk.com.au/
Being well prepared and trained in the event of an emergency before first responders arrive is critical. Organisations ensure that emergency planning procedures are in place. These courses will equip ECO personnel with the knowledge and skills necessary to perform the role of fire / ECO Warden for various incidents in the event of a workplace during an emergency.

This training caters to a dynamic workforce, offering a thorough understanding of the facility's emergency planning and procedures, installed systems, and how to manage a staged evacuation in accordance with AS4083 - Planning for Emergencies in Health Care facilities and the NSW Health Policy PD2010_024.
We provide both accredited and non-accredited workplace safety training sessions tailored to meet specific industry needs, including fire extinguisher training.
For accredited options, please review our nationally recognized training desk page > https://getfiretraining.trainingdesk.com.au/

This procedural training enhances the key trained ECO members to understand the operations and functionality of the FIP+EWIS, which is crucial for effective emergency planning. The proper operation and use of the EWIS directly contribute to workplace safety training and ensure the safety of occupants within the facility. Participants engage in practical contextualized scenarios tailored to real-world applications.
We offer both Accredited and Non-Accredited sessions to cater to bespoke industry needs. For accredited options, please review our nationally recognized training desk page > https://getfiretraining.trainingdesk.com.au/

We provide a thorough evaluation and reporting of your Emergency Planning and Evacuation training exercise. Our goal is to assist personnel in understanding their roles and responsibilities in an emergency situation, following workplace safety training guidelines and procedures, while testing the workforce's response during such incidents.
This includes familiarization with workplace emergency response plans and procedures, where we identify the necessary roles of personnel in various emergency situations beyond just fire, which is commonly the focus of drills. We also deliver a comprehensive report that critiques the evacuation drill and suggests improvements to the Emergency Management Plan, including key insights on fire extinguisher training.

This Educational sector compliance training session for perosnnel focuses on emergency planning by identifying the installed mediums and workplace hazards. It includes both theoretical and practical components, where participants will receive fire extinguisher training to effectively handle various types of extinguishing mediums and installations, including those located in and around facility perimeters.
HLTAID011 – Provide First Aid + HLTAID009 – Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation – are nationally recognised units designed to equip individuals with the skills and knowledge required to respond and perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) in emergency situations. These are core units for many WHS compliance and safety requirements. The skills gained from this course can make a significant difference in saving lives, preventing further injury to fellow workers or community we assist.

Vehicles are "Plant". A company vehicle is legally classified as "plant". PCBUs are mandated to ensure that plant is safe to use and that workers are trained specifically in its safe operation. When roles require operating a 4WD vehicle—often in remote, high-risk, or unpredictable environments—relying on a standard driver's licence is legally insufficient to prove safety compliance. RIIVEH305F - Operate & Maintain 4WD Vehicles provides implemented, established, industry-standard risk control.

We provide drafting, preparation and create legible Evacuation Diagrams to meet your legal requirements in Australian buildings under AS 3745.
WHS laws mandate effective emergency plans and Evacuation Diagrams are an essential part of these plans. Failing to display proper diagrams can lead to heavy fines, legal penalties, injury or rejected insurance claims after an incident. They provide Clear Guidance - Visual maps show people the fastest, safest way out of a building during a crisis.

This procedural training and review enhances the key trained ECO members to understand the key collaboration, consultation and revision of the Emergency plan and Procedures as members of the EPC - Emergency Planning Commitee for a safety of occupants within the facility and compliance.
We provide a thorough evaluation and reporting of your Emergency Planning and Evacuation training exercise. Our goal is to assist personnel in understanding their roles and responsibilities in an emergency situation, following workplace safety training guidelines, Regulatory Compliance and Accountability and procedures, while testing the workforce's response during such incidents. Debriefs serve several distinct operational, and psychological purposes for an organisational responsibilities.

This non-accredited training program was developed in accordance with the relevant Australian Standards, WHS Legislation, and Safety Data Sheets (SDS), including the classification and labelling of chemicals (GHS). It focuses on critical aspects of emergency planning in relation to hazardous materials. Participants will gain an understanding of HAZCHEM Codes and HazMat Guidelines, alongside the appropriate selection and safe operation of personal protective clothing and equipment. Additionally, the training covers methods of contamination that could unreasonably risk life, property, and the environment, underscoring the importance of workplace safety training, including fire extinguisher training.

Identify, Assess, Respond and Report to Workplace spills. This session includes familiarisation and compliance of chemical and flammable items in the workplace. This session focuses on key worker & workplace responsibilites and use of installed Kits, Systems, Products and Procedures.
*Never put employees in a position with unnecessary risk. If there is a fire risk or toxic chemical present, promptly call emergency services at ‘000’.

Focus on fire safety and prevention while emphasising emergency planning for common household situations. Emphasising Life over Property conducting an informative Q&A session covering various topics related to home fire safety and prevention. Additionally, participants will receive valuable insights through demonstrated fire medium selection and uses.
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