One of the most devastating losses to an organisation is the loss of human life. An emergency evacuation plan can make life-or-death differences for your staff, visitors, vendors and programme participants. The Emergency Evacuation Drills & Procedures course provides the learner with the necessary skills to successfully manage the emergency evacuation of staff, or a building, should an emergency arise.
Emergency evacuation drills should also be conducted at least twice a year, to ensure that the company environment is prepared and ready to evacuate when the need arises.
Communication at ABET Level 3 & Mathematical at ABET Level 3
English
Course is facilitated by a competent subject matter trainer, who utilises a combination of the following techniques to ensure that the session is practical and experiential: Discussion; Role Play; Exercises & Case Studies; Videos/DVD’s; Games, Slide Shows & Written Questions.
Training on a 50% theoretical and 50% practical basis.
All staff
1 Day
Module 1 | The Nature of the Emergency Causes of Fire - Natural Causes, Accidental Causes, Societal Causes What does the Law say? Procedures to follow in the event of a fire Emergency Evacuation Process Steps for the Fire Evacuation for Individuals |
Module 2 | Actions of Responsibilities and Designated person during a fire alarm signal Fire Evacuation procedures for Individuals with Disabilities Responsibilities of the Employer Evacuation Plan Places of Assembly and Roll Call Fire Drills - Comprehensive Fire Drill, Silent Fire Drill, Table Talk Fire Drill Societal Causes - Hostage Situations, Bomb Threats, Terrorist Actions Simultaneous Evacuation Vertical Phased Evacuation Fire Drill Check List |
Module 3 | First Responder to a Hostage Situation – Emergency Plan Emergency Evacuation Procedures Emergency Evacuation Instructions Evacuation of Hostage Situation Bomb & Bomb Threats Duties & Responsibilities of Fire Wardens / Marshalls Fire Risk Assessment Evacuation Signs Emergency Drill – Role Play Exercise |