Fire Safety And The Emergency Fire Warden In The Workplace

Maximizing Safety and Preparedness: Understanding the Critical Role of Fire Wardens in Ensuring a Safe Work Environment.

What you'll learn

Operate as part of an emergency control organisation (Fire Warden)

Undertake pre-emergency planning

Take appropriate actions in an emergency

Assist with post emergency activities

Implement safety practices according to facility emergency guidelines.

Examine key documents thoroughly.

Identifying and Responding to Emergency Signals and Warnings

Assessment and Management of Emergency Situations

Requirements

There are no Pre-requisite for this course

Description

In our upcoming training session, we will focus on the Emergency Fire Warden unit from the PUA Public Safety Training Package, which is essential for anyone involved in an Emergency Control Organisation (ECO). This comprehensive program is designed to equip participants with the necessary skills and knowledge to operate effectively in various emergency situations within a facility.The training will cover the roles and responsibilities of ECO members, emphasizing the safety of facility occupants and visitors during emergencies. We will delve into the key aspects of pre-emergency planning, effective response during emergencies, and crucial post-emergency activities. This encompasses establishing processes for accessing emergency response procedures, ensuring ECO identification is available throughout the facility, and documenting and reporting any emergency equipment deficiencies.Participants will learn how to identify and respond to emergency signals and warnings, assess and act in emergency situations, and manage communications systems. The session will also include strategies for assisting occupants who may require help during an emergency and the procedures for safe re-entry into the facility post-emergency.This training is aligned with the Australian Standards (AS) 3745 and AS4083 and adheres to legislative requirements, organizational policies, and safe practices. It is ideal for floor or area wardens, wardens, or deputy wardens within an ECO. Remember, no specific licensing, legislative, or certification prerequisites are required for this unit. Join us to enhance your competency in facility emergency response and ensure preparedness for any crisis.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Who Will Benefit from this Course.

Lecture 3 Effective Online Study

Lecture 4 Disclaimer

Section 2: Undertake Pre-Emergency Planning

Lecture 5 An explaination of the Acynoms EPC and ECO

Lecture 6 Establish and implement processes for emergency procedure access by occupants.

Lecture 7 Implement safety practices according to facility emergency guidelines.

Lecture 8 Establish and implement processes for emergency team identity facility-wide.

Lecture 9 Examine key documents thoroughly.

Lecture 10 Document and report emergency equipment issues as per facility protocols.

Section 3: Take Appropriate Action In An Emergency

Lecture 11 Identifying and Responding to Emergency Signals and Warnings

Lecture 12 Adherence to Facility Emergency Response Procedures

Lecture 13 Scenario One - Medical Emergency

Lecture 14 Assessment and Management of Emergency Situations

Lecture 15 Special Considerations: Assisting Occupants Requiring Additional Support

Lecture 16 Scenario Two - Ashford Factory Blaze

Section 4: Assist with post emergency activities.

Lecture 17 Implementing Safe Re-entry Processes in Businesses

Lecture 18 Documentation and Reporting: Preparing for Debriefing in Australian Businesses

Lecture 19 The Most Common Question Asked by Emergency Warden.

Section 5: Special Content

Lecture 20 An outline of the Main ECO Roles.

Lecture 21 Course End - Thank you

The course, "PUAFER005 Operate as part of an emergency control organisation" is invaluable for individuals aspiring to be effective fire wardens. It covers essential skills and knowledge required to function efficiently within an Emergency Control Organisation (ECO), focusing on the safety of facility occupants and visitors during emergencies. The content includes pre-emergency planning, appropriate actions during emergencies, and post-emergency activities. It adheres to Australian Standards AS 3745 and AS4083 and is designed to suit various facility occupants, including employees, contractors, and students. This comprehensive guide is crucial for those responsible for emergency response in various settings, ensuring preparedness and effective management during critical situations.