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A FIRE PERMIT  period has been declared for the whole of Tasmania
Commencing at midnight on Wednesday 21 December 2011

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON FIRE PERMITS

contact Tas Fire Service

Up-coming Courses

Warden Course
13-03-2012 9:00 am
Category:   Warden
Riverview Hotel Launceston
Fire Extinguisher Training
13-03-2012 9:30 am
Category:  Fire Extinguisher Training
Riverview Hotel Launceston
Fire Extinguisher Training
14-03-2012 9:30 am
Category:  Fire Extinguisher Training
Beachway Motel Ulverstone
Fire Extinguisher Training
14-03-2012 1:00 pm
Category:  Fire Extinguisher Training
Beachway Motel Ulverstone
Warden Course
23-03-2012 9:00 am
Category:   Warden
Beachway Motel Ulverstone
Fire Extinguisher Training
23-03-2012 2:00 pm
Category:  Fire Extinguisher Training
Beachway Motel Ulverstone

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Overview

WER-008 (Emergency)

First Attack Emergency is designed to train personnel to use first attack equipment and/or techniques in the workplace to control small,

uncomplicated fires, spills or leaks of hazardous materials and to minimise damage from heat, smoke, storm, flooding, accident, structural fault or civil disorder.

 

Target audience

The course is designed for personnel in the workplace who are required to confine small workplace emergencies.

Nominal duration 3 Hours

Relationship to PUAWER units PUAWER008A − Confine small workplace emergencies

Course content

WER-008 (Emergency)

First Attack Emergency covers the knowledge and skills to:

  • prepare for emergency situations
  • identify and assess the situation
  • safely confine emergencies where possible
  • use initial response equipment
  • Report workplace emergency response.

Learning objectives

On completion of WER-008 (Emergency)

First Attack Emergency, participants will be able to:

  • describe how to assess an emergency
  • describe the safe containment of an emergency
  • demonstrate the use of first-attack equipment
  • describe how the use and servicing requirements of emergency control equipment should be reported.