Practice Areas
Emergency Response
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We enable competency to conduct Emergency Response. Download our Emergency Response Plan Audit Checklist.
Emergency Response = Incident Management + Incident Control
Incident Management is task driven:
| Knowledge | Skill | Attitudes |
|---|---|---|
| Understand tactical issues, usually multiple in nature. | Contribute to the preparation of higher plans and procedures. | Be able to brainstorm issues. |
| Understand emergency services. | Plan and conduct exercises. | Handle stress in a field office environment. |
| Escort media. | Coordinate and lead teams. | |
| Conduct field assessments and audits. | ||
| Source and supply information. | ||
| Implement aspects of plans or responses. | ||
| Conduct response activities. |
Competencies developed for Incident Control are task focused and include:
| Knowledge | Skill | Attitudes |
|---|---|---|
| Understand tactical issues, usually single in nature. | Implement specific plans and procedures. | Handle stress in difficult working conditions. |
| Practice and carry out drills. | Direct people and equipment. | |
| Take charge of a team. | ||
| Conduct hazard assessments. |
Realistic emergency response training exercises need careful planning and the active participation of executives and managers. Below are scenes from typical incident control room training sessions:
We deliver Emergency Response practical skills using instructors from professional response agencies with fire, rescue and emergency medical backgrounds.
Our expertise includes structural, bushfire, and aviation firefighting, vehicle and industrial rescue, confined space rescue, breathing apparatus, hazardous materials, rope rescue and safe work at height, emergency driving, medical care, team leadership and Incident Management.
Our ability to match clients' requirements with individual instructors areas of expertise allows us to provide leading edge training to Australian and International best industry standards.
Scenes from practical Emergency Response training (see ER Training):
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