Training - SAFE WORK AT HEIGHTS / RESCUE
Rescue Team Training
Working at Heights Supervisor
Rescue Team Training
Standby rescue officer training equips individuals with the skills needed to perform rescue operations in high-risk environments, such as confined spaces and at heights. The training typically includes:
- Risk assessment: Identifying potential hazards and assessing risks at the worksite.
- Rescue planning: Developing and implementing rescue plans and safe work method statements.
- Use of equipment: Training on the use of rescue equipment, including harnesses, ropes, and breathing apparatus.
- Emergency procedures: Learning procedures for effective response and rescue operations.
- Practical exercises: Hands-on training to simulate real-life rescue scenarios.
This training ensures that rescue officers are prepared to handle emergencies safely and efficiently. Rescue Team training prepared workers to act and stand by rescue teams in a range of capacities. Our training team will walk you through a range of scenarios and use a risk-based approach to inform appropriate controls.
This course will focus on both theory and practical applications with participants required to demonstrate their ability to evaluate different work, review work method statements and develop rescue plans and rehearse those plans on site.
Duration: one to two days
Working at Heights
Working at Heights Supervisor
Rescue Team Training
Work at heights training focuses on ensuring safety for individuals working at elevated positions. The training typically includes:
- Identifying risks and hazards associated with working at heights.
- Using safety equipment such as harnesses, fall arrest systems, and scaffolding.
- Following safety procedures and regulations to minimize risks.
- Emergency procedures for fall recovery and rescue.
The training is essential for compliance with safety standards and regulations, aiming to reduce the risk of falls and related injuries. Working at heights is the baseline level of training to more advanced training.
Duration: one day
Working at Heights Supervisor
Working at Heights Supervisor
Working at Heights Supervisor
Work at heights supervisor training is designed to equip supervisors with the skills and knowledge to oversee and manage work at elevated positions safely. The training typically includes:
- Risk assessment and hazard identification: Learning to identify potential hazards and assess risks associated with working at heights.
- Safety procedures and regulations: Understanding and implementing safety procedures and compliance with relevant regulations.
- Use of safety equipment: Training on the correct use of safety equipment such as harnesses, fall arrest systems, and anchor points.
- Supervision skills: Developing the ability to supervise and manage workers performing tasks at heights.
- Emergency response and rescue: Preparing for and executing emergency rescue operations if a fall occurs.
This training ensures that supervisors are well-prepared to maintain a safe working environment for their teams.
Duration: one day
Training - CONFINED SPACE WORK / RESCUE
Confined Space Standby Officers
Confined Space Standby Officers
Confined Space Standby Officers
Confined Space Standby Officer training prepares individuals to monitor and assist workers in confined spaces, ensuring safety and compliance with regulations. The training typically includes:
- Risk assessment: Identifying hazards and assessing risks specific to confined spaces.
- Rescue planning: Developing and implementing rescue plans and emergency procedures.
- Use of equipment: Training on the use of safety and rescue equipment, such as gas detectors and breathing apparatus.
- Communication and monitoring: Ensuring continuous communication with workers inside the confined space and monitoring conditions.
- Practical exercises: Hands-on training to simulate real-life scenarios and emergency responses
This training ensures that standby officers are well-prepared to handle emergencies and maintain a safe working environment.
Duration: one day
Enter and Work Confined Space
Confined Space Standby Officers
Confined Space Standby Officers
Confined Space Enter and Work training equips participants with the skills and knowledge to safely enter and work in confined spaces. The training typically includes:
- Identifying confined spaces: Recognizing and understanding the characteristics of confined spaces.
- Risk assessment and hazard identification: Assessing potential hazards and risks associated with confined spaces.
- Entry and exit procedures: Learning safe methods for entering and exiting confined spaces.
- Use of safety equipment: Training on the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) and other safety gear.
- Emergency procedures: Preparing for and responding to emergencies, including rescue operations.
This training ensures that workers are well-prepared to handle the unique challenges of working in confined spaces safely and efficiently.
Duration: one day
Rescue from Confined Space
Confined Space Standby Officers
Rescue from Confined Space
Confined Space Rescue training equips participants with the skills and knowledge to safely perform rescue operations in confined spaces. The training typically includes:
- Risk assessment: Identifying and assessing hazards specific to confined spaces.
- Rescue planning: Developing and implementing effective rescue plans and emergency procedures.
- Use of equipment: Training on the use of rescue equipment, including breathing apparatus and gas detectors.
- Entry and exit procedures: Safe methods for entering and exiting confined spaces during rescue operations.
- Practical exercises: Hands-on training to simulate real-life rescue scenarios and emergency responses.
This training ensures that rescue personnel are well-prepared to handle emergencies in confined spaces safely and efficiently.
Duration: one day
Training - FIRE
Basic Fire Safety
Fire Asset Management
Basic Fire Safety
Basic Fire Safety training in focuses on equipping individuals with the knowledge and skills to prevent and respond to fire emergencies. The training typically includes:
- Fire prevention: Understanding common fire hazards and how to minimize risks.
- Use of fire extinguishers: Learning how to select and use different types of fire extinguishers.
- Emergency procedures: Developing and practicing evacuation plans and emergency responses.
- Fire detection systems: Familiarizing with smoke alarms and other fire detection equipment.
- Legislation and regulations: Understanding relevant fire safety laws and compliance requirements.
This training is essential for ensuring safety in homes, workplaces, and public spaces.
Duration: Half day
Lead Fire Teams
Fire Asset Management
Basic Fire Safety
Lead Fire Teams training is designed to prepare individuals to lead and coordinate emergency response teams, particularly in fire emergencies. The training typically includes:
- Emergency assessment: Evaluating the nature and extent of the emergency.
- Rescue operations: Planning and executing the rescue of personnel at risk.
- Resource deployment: Coordinating the use of resources and equipment at the scene.
- Hazard control: Identifying and controlling hazards to confine the spread of the emergency.
- Communication skills: Ensuring effective communication within the team and with external agencies.
This training ensures that team leaders are equipped with the necessary skills to manage emergency situations effectively and safely.
Duration: Two days
Fire Asset Management
Fire Asset Management
Fire Asset Management
Fire Asset Management focuses on the maintenance and management of fire protection equipment and systems. The service typically includes:
- Inspection and maintenance: Inspect, test, and maintain fire protection equipment such as extinguishers, hydrants, and hose reels.
- Compliance and regulations: Understanding relevant fire safety laws and standards to ensure compliance.
- Record keeping: Maintaining accurate records of inspections, maintenance, and repairs.
- Risk management: Identifying and mitigating risks associated with fire protection assets.
This service ensures that clients are supported to manage fire protection assets effectively, ensuring safety and compliance. It is normally preceded by a fire risk assessment of the client's location and a report.
Duration: Subject to assessment
Training - EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
Confine Workplace Emergency
Risk Management & Assessment
Risk Management & Assessment
Confine Workplace Emergency training is often referred to as “Confine Small Emergencies in a Facility,” focuses on equipping individuals with the skills to manage and control minor emergencies within a workplace. The training typically includes:
- Preparation for emergencies: Understanding emergency procedures and preparing for potential incidents.
- Risk assessment: Identifying and assessing hazards and risks in the workplace.
- Initial response: Using initial response equipment like fire extinguishers and spill kits to manage small emergencies.
- Communication: Effectively communicating with occupants, emergency personnel, and stakeholders during an emergency.
- Reporting: Documenting and reporting on the emergency response and actions taken.
This training ensures that individuals can safely and effectively manage minor emergencies, minimizing risks and ensuring compliance with safety regulations.
Duration: Half day
Risk Management & Assessment
Risk Management & Assessment
Risk Management & Assessment
Risk management training in Australia equips participants with the skills and knowledge to identify, assess, and manage risks within an organization. The training typically includes:
- Risk identification: Learning to recognize potential risks that could impact the organization.
- Risk assessment: Evaluating the likelihood and impact of identified risks.
- Risk control: Developing strategies to mitigate or eliminate risks.
- Compliance and regulations: Understanding relevant laws and standards to ensure compliance.
- Implementation and monitoring: Applying risk management processes and continuously monitoring their effectiveness.
This training is essential for roles such as risk managers, compliance officers, and project managers, ensuring they can effectively manage risks and support organizational objectives.
Duration: One day
First Aid
Risk Management & Assessment
First Aid
First aid training in equips individuals with essential skills to respond to medical emergencies. The training typically includes:
- Basic life support: Learning CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) and how to use an Automated External Defibrillator (AED).
- Managing injuries: Treating cuts, burns, fractures, and other common injuries.
- Emergency response: Developing skills to assess situations, call for help, and provide initial care.
- Specific conditions: Handling medical conditions like bleeding, burns, snake bites, choking, and shock.
- Practical exercises: Hands-on practice to build confidence and proficiency.
This training is crucial for ensuring safety at home, work, and in the community.
Duration: Half day / one day
Hazardous Chemical Investigations COURSE
The Hazardous Chemical Investigations Course (HCIC) will focus on the remediation of hazardous chemicals and investigations in Southeast Asia. This includes those used in amphetamine type stimulant production and other hazardous to health activities.
A key component of the training is officer safety which is enhanced by suitable Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). The objectives of this training project are to assist CNP capability through:
- Improved Officer Safety and Awareness
- More effective chemical investigations
- Better evidence collection which supports better justice outcomes