Fire Team Training: Recruit
SA Safety Ltd two-week training course for Fire Team recruits is for industrial sites that have their own First Response Emergency or Incident Response Fire Teams.
The course provides competence in the following areas:
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Health & Safety
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Personal Protective Equipment
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Safety words and signals
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Hydrant and Pump theory
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Ladder theory
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Fire Behaviour
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Breathing Apparatus
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Casualty Handling
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Entanglement
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Internal & external fire procedures
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Practical exercise
Fire Team Training: Refresher
Your Fire Team have been trained, but when was the last time these were tested in a live situation? Have you noticed bad habits developing in the exercises you run as part of team development?
So that your Fire Team is prepared for a real fire situation, SA Safety recommend that members refresh their core skills with onsite and fire behaviour training, at least every two years, during which our experienced instructors will identify and assess any training requirements needed, and focus the course content accordingly. The duration of this course is between 2-5 days, dependent on your requirements.
As a valued customer we are also able to attend your regular Fire Team development days to advise, facilitate and assess any exercises. This will enable us to identify and discuss with you any additional training requirements you may have.
Fire Team Training: Leader
This custom course is designed by SA Safety for experienced Fire Team members who are ready to take the next step up to Team Leader.
The four-day course focuses on providing the skills that Leaders will need to command an incident, manage their Fire Team and to have confidence in the decision-making process.
The course is ideally designed for 6-10 learners, but please contact us to discuss your requirements.
A one-day refresher course is also available.
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Key principles of an Incident Command System (ICS)
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Roles and responsibilities of personnel within the Incident Command structure
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Requirements for the successful management of risk at operational incidents
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Understanding the need for effective lines and methods of communication at incidents
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Planning an initial response to an operational incident
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Implementing actions to meet planned objectives
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Closing down the operational phase of an incident
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Debrief of people following an incident
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Scenario exercises