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Workplace Fire Extinguisher Training

 

If you own, manage or occupy a building, your staff can help prevent property loss and, more importantly, avert injury if properly trained. Fire equipment, as your first line of defence, is virtually useless if your staff do not know how to use it. Would your staff know how to act to save valuable records, expensive equipment and prevent loss of life in the event of fire or emergency?

 

VERST Fire Services provides Fire Extinguisher Training to a range of businesses and Health Services across Victoria. Our course is structured to provide your staff with the knowledge and experience to deal with emergencies that may occur. This training course includes the use of portable firefighting equipment such as fire extinguishers, fire hose reels and fire blankets. This course also educates participants about the relevance of fire safety and provides the opportunity to develop operational techniques when using fire equipment correctly in the workplace.

 

Our Fire Simulator provides a safe and effective environment for learning the skills needed to deal with a fire emergency and operating firefighting equipment.

 

Course Description:

This course is in accordance with AS3745-2010 and provides the skills and knowledge to safely and effectively combat fire using portable fire equipment – fire extinguishers, fire blankets and fire hose reels.

 

Course consists of:

  1. Theory session to impart knowledge needed to identify correct fire equipment to use for a situation and its correct use.
  2. Practical session for real hands on experience combating fire using the equipment.

 

Course Outline:

  • Fire Chemistry
  • Extinguishing methods
  • The classes of fire
  • Fire Extinguisher identification
  • Fire Extinguisher location and selection
  • Correct use of extinguishers

Fire Warden Training

If you own, manage or occupy a building, your staff can help prevent property loss and, most importantly, avert injury, if properly trained. Would your staff know how to act to save valuable records, expensive equipment and prevent loss of life in the event of fire or emergency?

 

Evacuation can be chaotic if there is no plan in place. VERST Fire Services provides Warden Training to a range of businesses and Health Services across Victoria. Our Warden Training courses are developed in accordance with Australian Standards AS3745 – 2010 and AS4083 – 2010 and are structured to provide your wardens with the knowledge and experience to deal with emergencies that may occur.

 

SESSIONS OFFERED

  • WARDEN OVERVIEW SESSION
  • WARDEN ADVANCED SESSION TWO
  • CHIEF WARDEN GROUP
  • HEALTH CARE FACILITY TRAINING
  • EVACUATION TRAINING

 

THESE SESSIONS CAN BE DELIVERED AS A PACKAGE OR OFFERED INDIVIDUALLY

 

Some of the topics covered:

  • Emergency Control Organisation
  • Emergency Planning Committee
  • Responding to emergencies
  • Span of Control
  • Command and control
  • Coordination
  • Problem Solving using FADE
  • Objectives using SMARTS
  • Scenarios specific to the workplace and key positions
  • Specific Health Care facility requirements

 

We are able to facilitate an evacuation drill on completion of the session and evaluate post evacuation with a debrief.

Evacuation Training & Exercises

 

Workplace evacuation exercises are designed to test the ability of your staff and occupants to effectively and efficiently evacuate in response to an emergency.

 

This training is designed for all general staff within any workplace.  It provides an overview and awareness of workplace emergencies, building emergency systems and procedures, and firefighting equipment. Evacuation plans and staff roles and responsibilities are very important. To comply with the Occupational, Health Safety Act and Australian Standards 1851 and 3745, training should be scheduled for staff every 12 months.

 

Course Overview: A practical assessment of the Emergency Control Organisation (ECO) and the awareness of the general staff. The exercise includes a risk assessment of the premises, briefing and debriefing session. Participation by ECO members in an evacuation is part of the practical assessment. Session also includes a written report on the effectiveness of the exercise