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

04/01/2026

👋 Welcome back to an exciting year ahead.
We are looking forward to assisting you and your industry in your Fire + Emergency Planning and Training to ensure your compliance and the safety of those in your workplaces.

📥 Contact the team at GetFIRE.training via our website message portal to discuss your needs today.

03/01/2026

Tragedy at a disability care home with precious loss of life overnight. Authorities say it is a “miracle” anyone survived, as investigators work to determine the cause. This emphasises the need for key care personnel to undertake quality fire & Emergency Training onsite at their individual homes to highlight issues and identify evacuation solutions.
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18/12/2025

🚫 Do not leave candles unattended and avoiding powerboard overload are crucial for fire safety, along with keeping candles away from flammables.
Stay safe this holiday period and we look forward to seeing you all upon our return to work in 2026.
📧 Drop us an email to reserve your workplace training dates for 2026 ➡️ 🗓️ Our return to work is MON 12th JAN 2026.
📥 Head to our http://getfire.training website to message us.

16/12/2025

⚖️ It is a legal requirement in Australia under Work Health and Safety (WHS) laws, specifically Regulation 43, for workplaces to have an emergency plan, provide training, and ensure personnel know what to do, with AS 3745 providing the national standard/guidance for creating these effective plans and Emergency Control Organisations (ECOs).
❗ This means PCBUs (Persons Conducting a Business or Undertaking) must prepare, maintain, implement, and regularly test plans covering procedures, evacuation, communication, and training for workers to effectively manage incidents like fires, chemical spills, or medical emergencies.
Contact the team at http://Getfire.training

15/12/2025

🎁 As Christmas approaches, workplaces get busier, emotions run higher… but violence is never acceptable.
🗣️ In any situation where aggression escalates, the Emergency Control Organisation must act swiftly. Declaring a Code Black ensures safety comes first—protecting occupants, staff, and visitors.
Whether it means involving security or police, sheltering in place, or initiating lockdown procedures, decisive action saves lives.
🎄 This season—and every season—remember: workplace violence demands immediate response. Safety is not negotiable

15/12/2025

Contact us via the website http://GetFIRE.training to obtain your Emergency Control and Procedures Guides.
Printed > ready to display and compliment the ECO training we provide.

15/12/2025

🙏 Wishing you all a safe and happy holiday season. Many integral businesses and industries that we all rely on will remain open during this period and we thank them and the individuals within for their continued service.
For us it is a time where we can take a break from training and emergency preparedness and regroup with our family and friends. We thank all of our valued clients for their support throughout the year and look forward to scheduling your training dates for personnel and providing the breadth of services to you and your diverse occupations into 2026.💗

15/12/2025

🚨 The number of Batteries, how they are stored, charged and managed may have insurance implications to your business.
📣 Contact us for a FREE Lithium Battery Safety Checklist to be emailed to you.
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11/12/2025

⚠️ What are the Australian Standard color codes for emergencies?
Emergency Plans should use standardised codes under AS 3745 + AS4083 Standard to identify specific incidents.
The colour code/s are as follows:
RED - Fire or Smoke.
BLUE - Medical Emergency.
PURPLE - Bomb Threat / Suspicious item
YELLOW - Internal/Infrastructure Emergencies.
BLACK - Personal Threat / Threat of Violence
GREY - Missing Person / Resident
BROWN - External Emergency / Influence
ORANGE - Evacuation

10/12/2025

ECO Wardens must follow PEEP procedures because it ensures the safety of individuals with special needs during an emergency, preventing serious injury or death by providing a clear, pre-planned, and person-specific evacuation strategy.
💗 By adhering to these plans, Wardens can effectively assist those with mobility or other impairments, coordinate with Emergency Services, and maintain compliance with safety regulations.✅ 📝

10/12/2025

🤔 It is not solely your responsibility to know who the workplace 🦺 🛟 ECO personnel are; the employer should clearly communicate their identities and their currency to staff.
While employees should be aware of their own health and safety responsibilities, the employer is obligated to create a safe work environment and should make it clear who the designated personnel are for consultations on health, safety, and environmental matters.📣

08/12/2025

❗ Book your individual or team First Aid and CPR training today for 2026.
Remain compliant and ready to assist in your workplace emergency needs.
Call the team on 66 52 53 78 to reserve your preferred dates today🗓️

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