Emergency Management Training and Consultancy
Prepare for any Crisis
Enhance workplace safety and ensure compliance with AS3745–2010 Planning for Emergencies in Facilities and NSW Work Health and Safety (WHS) legislation through our specialised emergency management training programs. Designed for a wide range of environments—including corporate and government organisations, retail, commercial, industrial, and healthcare facilities—our training equips your team with the critical skills, knowledge, and confidence needed to effectively prepare for, manage, and respond to emergency situations.
Our Commitment to Safety
Located on the NSW Central Coast, our training business focuses on industry-leading emergency management training, ensuring compliance with AS 3745-2010 standards.
About Us
Located on the NSW Central Coast, our company is a dedicated provider of specialist training in emergency planning and response in accordance with AS 3745-2010 – Planning for Emergencies in Facilities. With a strong focus on compliance, safety, and practical outcomes, we deliver tailored training solutions that help organisations meet their legal and operational obligations under the Australian Standard.
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Our AS 3745-2010 training programs are designed to equip personnel with the knowledge and skills required to effectively respond to emergency situations. This includes the formation and training of Emergency Control Organisations (ECOs), such as Wardens and Chief Wardens, as well as developing and reviewing Emergency Plans and conducting evacuation exercises. Participants gain a thorough understanding of their roles and responsibilities during an emergency, including how to manage evacuations, communicate effectively under pressure, and ensure the safety of occupants.
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All training is delivered by experienced facilitators with real-world emergency management expertise, ensuring participants receive practical instruction aligned with the specific requirements of AS 3745-2010. By engaging with our services, businesses and facility managers can be confident they are not only meeting regulatory obligations but also creating safer, more resilient workplaces.
Quality
Proven Expertise
Practical
Hands-On Training
Our programs are designed by professionals with extensive experience in emergency management, ensuring high-quality and relevant training that meets all regulatory obligations.
Participants receive practical skills through engaging scenarios, simulations, and real-life applications, enabling them to effectively respond to emergencies within their environments.
Tailored
Custom Solutions
Accessible
Flexible Scheduling
We offer customized training solutions based on your specific needs and regulatory requirements. Our goal is to empower every organization to develop robust emergency plans.
Our programs are designed to fit your schedule. We provide various training options, whether in-person or online, to accommodate all types of organizations.
Our Services
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Managing Small Fires in the Workplace
This course provides participants with the knowledge and practical skills required to respond effectively to fire emergencies in the workplace in line with the AS3745-2010. The training also includes safe and appropriate use of portable fire extinguishers, fire hoses, fire blankets and fire hydrants to manage small fires where safe to do so.
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Chief Warden, Deputy Chief Warden And Fire Indicator Panel (FIP) Training
This focused training course is intended for Chief Wardens and Deputy Chief Warden's responsible for interpreting and managing Fire Indicator Panels during emergencies. Participants will understand their leadership roles and develop the practical skills to effectively monitor, interpret, and engage with FIPs during fire incidents, compliant to AS 3745-2010
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Low Voltage Release and Rescue Awareness Training
This course provides participants with the knowledge and practical skills required to perform a rescue from a live low voltage (LV) electrical incident and provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) in accordance with AS/NZS 4836:2011. It is essential for anyone working on or near live low-voltage equipment, especially electricians and nominated safety observers.
Our Services
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Fire Warden and Fire Extinguisher Training
Course Overview:
This course provides participants with the knowledge and practical skills required to perform the role of a Fire Warden and respond effectively to fire emergencies in the workplace, in line with the Australian Standard 3745-2010. The training also includes safe and appropriate use of portable fire extinguishers to control small fires where safe to do so.
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Course Content Includes:
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Overview of AS 3745-2010 and its application in workplace emergency planning
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Roles and responsibilities of Fire Wardens and Emergency Control Organisation (ECO) members
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Fire prevention strategies and identification of fire hazards
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Workplace emergency procedures and evacuation protocols
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Use of emergency warning and Intercommunication systems (EWIS)
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Types of fires and fire extinguishing methods (PASS technique)
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Practical use of fire extinguishers, fire blankets, and hose reels
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Post-incident procedures and reporting
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Who Should Attend:
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Designated Fire Wardens and Deputy Wardens
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Members of the Emergency Control Organisation (ECO)
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Staff responsible for workplace health and safety
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Any staff interested in improving fire safety awareness
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Course Duration:
1 hour (depending on delivery format and group size)
Delivery Mode:
Face-to-face, on-site or off-site. Includes both theoretical and practical components.
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Pricing: Face to Face $180/person
Group bookings of 10-20 people onsite $1200
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Our Services
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Chief Warden, Warden and Fire Indicator Panel (FIP) Training
Course Overview:
This focused training course is intended for Chief Wardens and Emergency Control Organisation (ECO) members responsible for interpreting and managing Fire Indicator Panels during emergencies. Participants will understand their leadership roles and develop the practical skills to effectively monitor, interpret, and engage with FIPs during fire incidents, according to AS 3745:2010 standards.
Course Content Includes:
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Overview of AS 3745:2010 requirements regarding ECO leadership and fire system management
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Chief Warden responsibilities: leadership, decision-making, and coordination during emergencies
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In-depth study of Fire Indicator Panels (FIPs):
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Understanding panel layout, alarm types, zones, and fault indicators
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Differentiating between fire, fault, and supervisory signals
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Procedures for acknowledging, silencing, resetting, and forwarding panel signals
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Coordinating with fire brigade based on FIP indications
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Emergency Warning and Intercommunication Systems (EWIS) operation
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Implementing and managing emergency evacuation procedures using information from the FIP
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Emergency communication protocols within the building and with emergency services
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Post-event analysis: debriefings, incident reporting, and updating emergency plans
Who Should Attend:
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Chief Wardens and Deputy Chief Wardens
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Fire Indicator Panel Operators
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ECO members and Building Emergency Coordinators
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Facility and site managers responsible for emergency response systems
Course Duration:
3 to 4 hours (may vary based on facility size and FIP system complexity)
Delivery Mode:
Face-to-face, on-site or at a training facility. Combines classroom theory with practical site-base: FIP
Pricing: Face to Face $180/person
Group bookings of 10-20 people onsite $1200
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Our Services
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LV Release and Rescue Training
Course Overview:
This nationally recognised course provides participants with the knowledge and practical skills required to perform a rescue from a live low voltage (LV) electrical incident and provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) in accordance with AS/NZS 4836:2011. It is essential for anyone working on or near live low-voltage equipment, especially electricians and nominated safety observers.
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Course Content Includes:
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Safe approach distances and risk assessment procedures
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Roles and responsibilities of the safety observer
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Use of insulated rescue equipment (LV Rescue Kit)
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Performing a low voltage panel rescue in a simulated environment
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CPR techniques for adults, including use of an AED
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Legal and workplace requirements for rescue and first aid
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Emergency response procedures and communication
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Incident reporting and post-incident procedures
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Who Should Attend:
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Licensed electricians and electrical apprentices
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Safety observers and switchboard operators
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Personnel working with or near low-voltage electrical installations​
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Units of Competency (Nationally Recognised):
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UETDRMP007 – Perform rescue from a live LV panel
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HLTAID009 – Provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation
Course Duration:
Approximately 1 hour
Delivery Mode:
Face-to-face training including theory and practical assessment. Delivered on-site or at a registered training facility.​
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Pricing: Face to Face $180/person
Group bookings of 10-20 people onsite $1200
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Proven Results
By the Numbers
With over 500 successful training sessions conducted, we have equipped numerous organizations with vital emergency management skills.
Training
Feedback
Expert Facilitators
Client Satisfaction
Our team consists of experienced professionals, providing over 1000 hours of practical, hands-on training sessions geared towards effective emergency response.
Over 95% of participants reported increased confidence in their emergency management skills after completing our training.