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We provide the tools, scenarios, reflection to the site emergency plan, understanding and training across a range of emergencies.

08/03/2026

Schedule annual, compliant Warden and Fire Extinguisher training for your team with Get FIRE Training to ensure compliance with Australian Standards (AS3745). GetFIRE.training provide on-site, expert training using practical, safe, and modern equipment.

05/03/2026

πŸ”₯ Fire extinguisher training is essential for workplace safety, as using the wrong type of extinguisher or failing to use it correctly can make a fire worse πŸ’₯ , causing it to escalate instead of extinguishing it. Proper, hands-on training ensures that employees can identify fire risks, select the appropriate equipment, and use it confidently. 🏁

➑️ A mandatory workplace Emergency Plan is a legally required, written document designed to ensure the safety of workers...
04/03/2026

➑️ A mandatory workplace Emergency Plan is a legally required, written document designed to ensure the safety of workers and visitors during critical incidents. Under Work Health and Safety (WHS) laws, employers (PCBUs) must prepare, maintain, and implement this plan to provide clear directions, evacuation procedures, and emergency contact protocols.

Providing comprehensive training in manual handling and fire safety is a legal requirement in Australia and essential fo...
03/03/2026

Providing comprehensive training in manual handling and fire safety is a legal requirement in Australia and essential for building a confident, prepared workforce. A practical, hands-on approach is best for ensuring personnel can handle emergencies calmly.

02/03/2026

Comprehensive Fire Incident Response and Evacuation planning is a legal requirement for workplaces to ensure the safety of employees, visitors, and contractors. Preparedness involves establishing clear procedures, training personnel, and maintaining equipment to manage risks, facilitate safe exit, and ensure everyone is accounted for.

01/03/2026

πŸ’¨ Chemical vapour and smoke inhalation are severe, life-threatening emergencies that require immediate action to move to, or create, an area of fresh air. Smoke and fumes can rapidly cause airway swelling, lack of oxygen (asphyxiation), and toxic poisoning, with effects sometimes developing hours after exposure.
⚠️ Immediate Emergency Actions
Get to Fresh Air: Immediately move away from the source of the fumes or smoke to a safe, well-ventilated area.
πŸ“³ Call Emergency Services (000 in Australia): Do not delay in calling for medical help, even if symptoms seem mild initially.

πŸ€” Why Soft Surfaces Are DangerousπŸ—―οΈ Trapped Heat: Pillows and mattresses trap heat generated by the phone, preventing it...
26/02/2026

πŸ€” Why Soft Surfaces Are Dangerous
πŸ—―οΈ Trapped Heat: Pillows and mattresses trap heat generated by the phone, preventing it from cooling down.
πŸ”₯ Rapid Fire Spread: Bedding and furniture are highly flammable, meaning any spark from an overheated phone can turn into a house fire quickly.
⛓️ Physical Damage: The pressure from being on a bed can damage the charging cable or phone, increasing the risk of an electrical fault.

25/02/2026

πŸ“₯ View your workplace Evacuation Diagrams: Look for A3-sized evacuation diagrams posted in prominent spots like lift lobbies, stairwells, and near exits. These diagrams explicitly mark the "You Are Here" point and the path to the assembly area.
βœ… Safety Signage: Typically Assembly Areas are marked with clear, green-and-white muster point signs.
Standard Locations: Common areas include open spaces like car parks, nearby parks, or footpaths without crossings the street, typically situated at least 1.5 times the height of the building away to avoid falling debris.

Charging mobile phones on hard, non-flammable surfaces is a critical fire-prevention habit because it allows heat genera...
24/02/2026

Charging mobile phones on hard, non-flammable surfaces is a critical fire-prevention habit because it allows heat generated during the charging process to dissipate, preventing the device from overheating and catching fire. Soft surfaces like beds, sofas, or pillows act as insulation, trapping heat and creating a high risk of "thermal runaway"β€”a state where the battery rapidly overheats, leading to fire or explosion.

23/02/2026

🚨 Including the Hazards Near Me NSW app in your Workplace Emergency Plan is a smart move for maintaining real-time situational awareness.
⛓️ It serves as an official and trusted source for emergency information directly from services like the NSW Rural Fire Service and NSW State Emergency Service.
πŸ€” Why include it in your Emergency Plan?
⏰ Real-Time Alerts: The app provides near real-time updates on bushfires, floods, and tsunamis, and is expanding to include severe weather and other hazards.
πŸ‘οΈ Watch Zones: You can set up to 10 "Watch Zones" (e.g., around your office or major staff locations) to receive automatic push notifications when an incident starts or changes status within a 5km to 50km radius.
❗ Standardised Warnings: It uses the Australian Warning System (Advice, Watch and Act, Emergency Warning), making it easier for staff to understand the severity and required actions at a glance.
πŸ“£ Actionable Advice: Beyond just showing where an incident is, the app provides specific advice on what to do to stay safe, which can be directly linked to your plan's evacuation or lockdown procedures.

22/02/2026

To gain workplace compliance and meet your Regulation 43 duty, you must move beyond simply having equipment and ensure your team is trained to use it effectively. Under the Work Health and Safety (WHS) Regulation 2011 (Reg 43), a Person Conducting a Business or Undertaking (PCBU) is legally required to prepare, maintain, and implement an emergency plan that includes specific training for workers.

19/02/2026

The risks of an individual not being able to manage a workplace emergency appropriately, safely and timely are real. ECO training is essential to provide psychosocial and physical safety for Wardens and occupants.

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