About the course
This course is for people who need to carry out an emergency response as set out in their facility's emergency procedures, or as directed by a person at a higher level in the emergency control organisation. You work within the ECO's command, control and coordination structure.
The course covers:
- pre-emergency planning
- taking the right actions in an emergency
- helping with post-emergency activities
It covers a broad range of emergencies and facilities, as considered in Australian Standards AS 3745-2010 and AS 4083-2010, and applies to employees in workplaces in every industry.
Course details
Unit of competency: PUAFER005 Operate as part of an emergency control organisation
Ways to complete it:
Option Duration Price (GST free) Face-to-face 4 hours face-to-face $195 Online with face-to-face assessment Online learning, then 30 minutes face-to-face for up to 5 students, or 45 minutes for more than 5 $150 Delivery: at your workplace or at a facility organised by us
Renewal: this certificate does not require renewal
Evidence of identity: an official form of photo identification, such as a driver licence, passport or student ID
What to wear: protective footwear or safety shoes and comfortable, practical clothing, which you provide and wear for the practical sessions and assessment
Assessment
You complete both written and practical assessment tasks during the face-to-face session.
Practical scenarios:
- Prepare for emergency situations
- Operate as a warden in a fire emergency
Documentation:
- Emergency equipment fault log
- Emergency evacuation incident and debrief form
You also complete a written theory assessment of multiple-choice and short answer questions. You must complete every question.
Entry requirements and support
You need to be able to hear, see and respond to emergency signals and warnings, including helping occupants who may need extra support during an emergency.
To complete the course you need these core skills:
- Learning: follow instructions and learn from experience in high-pressure situations
- Reading: read and understand emergency signs, instructions and safety procedures
- Writing: fill in short incident reports or checklists with clear, simple information
- Oral communication: speak clearly, listen carefully, and give or follow directions in an emergency
- Numeracy: use time, directions and simple measurements to support an emergency response
When you enrol you complete a short self-evaluation against these core skills, so your trainer knows about any extra support you may need. For the online option you need basic digital skills and a computer, smartphone, tablet or other device with internet access. The online learning is in the student portal, and support is available if you need it.
Enrolment with Allens Training
This course is delivered and assessed by Orana Skills Centre on behalf of Allens Training Pty Ltd, RTO 90909. Your enrolment is with Allens Training. The student handbook sets out your rights and responsibilities, including complaints and appeals.
In-house training
We run warden training for organisations at a time that suits your workforce, at your workplace anywhere in NSW and Australia, using your own facility's emergency procedures where possible. Use the form below or contact us to arrange a course for your team.