This course introduces generic emergency procedures for various types of workplace emergencies, including emergency alarm sounds, RACE (Rescue, Alert, Confine/Contain, Extinguish/Evacuate), and the importance of teamwork during evacuations. It emphasises prevention and preparation, and outlines the different roles of appropriately trained persons who have specific duties and responsibilities in the event of an emergency.
ready2start is a comprehensive series of courses designed to support a safe and positive workplace culture. Workers should complete these courses at the very start of their employment and most titles would need to be refreshed every one or two years based on workplace requirements to ensure they are updated with the latest protocols and practices.
Gain knowledge of different types of emergencies and learn the RACE protocol for effective emergency response. Explore the importance of teamwork during evacuations and understand the roles of designated wardens in guiding evacuation procedures. Learn about prevention measures, emergency alarm systems, and the significance of proper preparation through evacuation diagrams and emergency protocols.
Topics include: Introduction to Workplace Emergency Procedures: Workplace initiatives - Types of emergencies - Emergency Response Protocol: What to do if you notice a problem - RACE - Rescue, Alert, Confine/Contain, and Extinguish/Evacuate - Emergency alarm sounds communicate specific instructions - Evacuations require teamwork - Warden Instructions - Prevention and Preparation - Evacuation diagrams - Evacuation procedure - What to do in an emergency.
