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FIRE SAFETY ADVISOR
COURSE SET - FIRE SAFETY ADVISOR
REDUCING RISK IN WORKPLACES
COURSE OVERVIEW
This course has been developed for individuals who wish to work or who are appointed in the role of Fire Safety Adviser (FSA). It will provide individuals with the relevant knowledge, skills, and abilities required to become an FSA in accordance with the Queensland Building Fire Safety Regulation 2008. This course meets the registration requirements in QLD with QFES for a Fire Safety Advisor.
This course will also equip individuals with the skills and knowledge required to advise on appropriate emergency planning, making them familiar with all aspects of building fire safety on day-to-day matters and during facility emergencies.
A Fire Safety Advisor is required in all high occupancy buildings listed in the Queensland Building Fire Safety Regulation 2008. (High occupancy is classified as: 30 or more employees; a Class 2 or 3 building that is more than 25m in height; or a Class 4 building or an at-risk premise, as nominated by the Commissioner of Queensland Fire and Emergency Services).
The course has been developed to cover a broad range of emergencies and facilities as considered in Australian Standard 3745 and Australian Standard 4083. It applies to employees in the workplace within all industries and in all contexts within Queensland.
Participants in this course will also learn how to effectively:
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Understand the role and responsibilities of an FSA
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Understand legislation relating to fire safety
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Identify fire safety installations and equipment in a building
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Develop an awareness of maintenance and records relating to fire safety
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Develop risk management strategies
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Implement emergency planning processes
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Conduct and evaluate evacuation exercises and fire drills
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Operate emergency protection and emergency control equipment
ASSESSMENT REQUIREMENTS
Individuals undertaking this course will be expected to complete both written and practical assessment tasks.
POA
Per Student
Minimal Fitness
Level Required
2 Days
(Full Course)
Face-to-Face or
Blended Delivery
Public & Private
Courses
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INDIVIDUAL FIRE SAFETY UNIT DELIVERY
Our Fire Safety Training program offers a flexible approach, allowing you to complete individual units or combine them to build a comprehensive skill set tailored to your role and responsibilities.
The available units include:
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PUAFER001 - Identify, Prevent and Report Potential Facility Emergency Situations: Gain the skills to identify and assess potential fire hazards within a facility, prevent emergencies, and report risks to prevent escalation.
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PUAFER002 - Ensure Facility Emergency Prevention Procedures, Systems, and Processes are Implemented: Focus on implementing strategies and systems that reduce the likelihood of emergencies, ensuring all preventative measures are properly followed.
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PUAFER003 - Manage and Monitor Facility Emergency Procedures, Equipment, and Other Resources: Learn to manage emergency procedures, monitor equipment, and ensure other critical resources are available and functional in the event of an emergency.
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PUAFER004 - Respond to Facility Emergencies: Acquire the skills to respond to emergencies, including fires, in a calm and controlled manner, minimising risk to life and property.
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PUAFER005 - Operate as Part of an Emergency Control Organisation: Understand how to effectively function within an emergency control team, ensuring coordination and communication during emergency situations.
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PUAFER006 - Lead an Emergency Control Organisation: Learn leadership techniques to oversee an emergency control organisation, ensuring the team responds effectively during a crisis.
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PUAFER007 - Manage an Emergency Control Organisation: Develop the ability to lead and manage an emergency control team, ensuring swift, organised, and effective responses to any facility emergency.
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PUAFER008 - Confine Small Emergencies in a Facility: Learn how to handle and contain small-scale emergencies before they escalate into more significant hazards, ensuring minimal disruption.
These units can be delivered individually for specific competencies or combined to provide a broader understanding of fire safety management and emergency response. Whether you're a safety officer, team leader, or emergency response personnel, our training is designed to ensure you're well-prepared for any fire or emergency situation in your workplace.
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