Emergency Response Procedure Training

Contingency Fire and Safety Planning provides building occupants with information and instruction on the emergency evacuation and first response procedures for their building. Contingency presents a comprehensive training package focused on the actions to be taken by all building occupants to ensure prompt and safe response to any emergency, from fires to bomb threats. Training is developed to specific requirements of the site, the occupants and fire protection system equipment.

Compliance:

Government regulations require building owners, managers and occupiers to provide their staff or occupants with education and training, so they are prepared to respond to emergencies promptly and safely. This includes all occupants – not just those who are members of the Emergency Control Organisation (ECO).

Our training programs are designed to meet the Australian Standards AS 3745-2010: Planning for Emergencies in Facilities:

• Occupant responsibilities within the emergency plan
• Types of emergencies within the emergency plan
• Roles, responsibilities, identification and authority of the ECO
• Safely reacting to alarms
• Responding to fire emergencies
• Reporting emergencies and raising alarms
• Recognising and reporting unsafe conditions
• Location of assembly areas
• Location of egress routes
• Evacuation procedures
• Post emergency procedures
• Procedures for specific emergencies
• Evacuating for endangered areas
• Identifying the classes of fire
• Selecting and safe use of the correct first-attack equipment