Evacuation Training And Procedures
Fire Services Queensland
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Compliance dictates that all Australian employers make sure staff know what to do in case of fire – where the emergency exits are, where to gather in an evacuation and who to look to for guidance.
Be prepared – we can help
Fire Services Queensland regularly manages compliant Evacuation Procedures for businesses and organises training for key personnel. From residential body corporates to major railway stations to commercial high-rises, FSQ provides up to date training and procedures for all sectors. All of our trainers are Queensland Building and Construction Commission-licensed (QBCC) and training-qualified.
Why FSQ?
- We’re fire safety experts
- We handle your compliance
- We’re competitively priced
- We’re the one-stop shop for all things fire safety
- We adapt to your individual needs
- We maintain your system after installation
- All our staff are local and friendly
FSQ provides:
- A FREE site survey
- A FREE maintenance quote
- Prompt assessment and installation times
- Ongoing maintenance
- Adherence to current installation codes for total compliance
FSQ technicians are:
- QBCC-licensed
- Trained in various systems
Our Services
Evacuation Drills
- Prepare evacuation exercise for fire wardens and staff
- Provide a briefing session
- Conduct the exercise
- Oversee evacuation
- Debrief on completion of exercise
- Provide written report for records to outline
- the procedures and warden responsibilities
- Provide ongoing training plans
Warden Training
In an emergency situation, effective leadership is essential to prevent panic and loss of life. Fire Asset Maintenance Australia can train your nominated Wardens and Chief Wardens in how to keep a cool head in a crisis. We offer warden training in:
- Site specific alarm systems and response
- Decision-making appropriate to the emergency situation
- Emergency procedures and response plans specific to the site
- Communicating effectively and clearly with key personnel and the relevant authorities
- Conducting safe evacuation of a building or site
Chief Warden Training
- Standards Australia guidelines and compliance
- Preparation and planning for emergencies
- Evacuation planning and procedures
- Communication and alarm systems
- Fire safety procedures
- Bomb threat procedures
- Chief Warden responsibilities
- Emergency investigation
- Emergencies coordination
- Emergency services briefing
- Human behaviour in emergencies
- Post evacuation management
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