Skills and Knowledge
- Establishing and maintaining emergency response teams
- Providing information and developing procedures
- Making recommendations for provision of emergency equipment and managing its maintenance
- Arranging training for emergency response teams
- Monitoring and reporting on emergency response team operations
To be eligible to enrol in this training program, participants must be over 18 years of age and have the support of their employer.
Course Duration
This course is delivered over two days, with all training and theory assessment being delivered within those two days. The participant is required to return to their workplace and obtain evidence of their competency. This evidence of competency should require no more than ten hours to accumulate and it is expected that the participant will be able to email this to their assessor within a month of the training session.
Participants are expected to bring their own pen and paper for taking any additional notes.
This unit of competency is nationally recognised and can only be delivered by a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) that complies with the governing standards of quality control and quality training and assessment.
Assessment is based on competency i.e. ability to perform tasks to a required standard. Assessment is conducted through a combination of theory paper and practical demonstration.
The outcome of this training program will be a Statement of Attainment for PUAFER010 Lead a facility emergency response team.
Fees and Charges
The fees for this course are negotiated with the employer and are charged after the course has been delivered.
As such we do not offer a refund policy.
Corporate clients are offered 30 day accounts which require payment in full 30 days from completion of the course.
All Participants should note that lost statements of attainment can be replaced, the fee for this is $55 and will require the participant to advise their name and other suitable personal details to allow us to confirm their identity.
