Warden and Chief Warden Training
Empower your team to lead in a crisis.
This diverse background ensures that all training provided is highly relevant and practical, drawing from first-hand expertise in various critical, emergency management and security-related scenarios
Comprehensive Custom Training Our comprehensive suite of core training courses are designed to cater specifically to your unique compliance needs and address the specific regulatory requirements and industry standards relevant to your organisation. This tailored approach ensures that staff receive training that is comprehensive and directly applicable to their roles and responsibilities within your organisation.
Emergency Control Organization (ECO) Training
Core training for all ECO members, including Chief Warden, Deputy Chief Warden, Communications Officers, and Wardens.
Focus on roles and responsibilities, emergency coordination, communication protocols, and decision-making during emergencies.
General Staff Training
Training for all facility occupants on recognizing emergencies, understanding evacuation signals, and knowing evacuation routes and assembly points.
Instructions on the use of emergency equipment and the importance of not using elevators during evacuations.
Chief Warden Training
To equip Chief Wardens with advanced skills in emergency planning, leadership, and response coordination, ensuring compliance with AS 3745-2010 and enhancing the safety and preparedness of the facility.
Warden Training
Detailed training for wardens on procedures to follow during an emergency, including how to help ensure safe and orderly evacuation, accounting for all personnel, and assisting those with special needs.
Fire Extinguisher Use and Fire Safety Training
Practical training on the use of fire extinguishers and other firefighting equipment.
Understanding different types of fires and selecting appropriate firefighting techniques.
We will also advise on the types, size and where to install or relocated extinguishers in accordance with AS2444:2001
Evacuation Drill Coordination and Execution
Training on planning, conducting, and evaluating evacuation drills.
Emphasis on adjusting and improving evacuation procedures based on drill outcomes.
Emergency Exercises Transform Preparedness into Action. Experience real-world scenarios with our Emergency Exercises service, designed to hone your team's response skills and ensure readiness for any crisis
Lockdown
Lockdown training is a crucial aspect of our comprehensive safety and emergency preparedness programs. This training equips your staff with the necessary skills and knowledge to effectively respond in the event of a lockdown situation, such as an active shooter or other immediate threats.
Our customised lockdown training sessions cover a wide range of scenarios and protocols, ensuring that each participant understands their specific roles and responsibilities
Shelter In Place
Shelter-in-place training is a vital component of our emergency preparedness offerings, designed to ensure that your staff is well-equipped to remain safe during situations where evacuation is not possible or advisable.
This training covers a variety of potential scenarios, such as chemical spills, severe weather events, or external threats, providing clear guidance on how to secure the premises and protect occupants. Participants will learn how to effectively communicate during an emergency, locate and utilise designated safe areas, and manage resources while sheltering in place.
Threat Response Training
Active armed offender and bomb threat training is an essential part of our comprehensive safety programs, designed to prepare your staff for some of the most severe and immediate threats.
This training provides in-depth instruction on recognising potential dangers, responding quickly and effectively, and ensuring personal and collective safety during such critical incident
Ensure your training complies with AS3745-2010
Emergency Control Organization (ECO) Training
All members of the ECO, including the Chief Warden, Deputy Chief Warden, and other wardens, must receive training in their specific roles and responsibilities as detailed in the emergency response procedures.
The training should cover the emergency plan, communication methods, evacuation procedures, and other tasks specific to their roles during an emergency.
General Staff Training
All occupants of the facility, not just the ECO, should receive general emergency response training. This training includes recognizing the alarm signals, knowing the primary and secondary evacuation routes, and understanding the location and use of firefighting equipment.
Staff should be instructed on the importance of not using lifts during an emergency unless specifically designed and designated for evacuation purposes.
Frequency of Training
Initial training should be provided to new members of the ECO and new occupants of the facility as soon as practicable after their appointment or arrival.
Refresher training should be conducted at least annually for all staff, and more frequently for members of the ECO, to ensure skills and knowledge are current.
Training Records
The facility must maintain records of all training provided. These records should include details on the nature of the training, the date it was conducted, and the participants.
Training Content
Training must include instructions on what to do in specific types of emergencies that may affect the facility, such as fires, medical emergencies, or external threats.
Special Considerations
Special training considerations should be given to the needs of occupants with disabilities and other special needs to ensure that emergency procedures are inclusive and comprehensive.
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