EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM (ERT) AND BASIC FIRE FIGHTING (BFF) TRAINING

Emergency response training is designed to prepare facility occupants for emergency situations, ensuring that all individuals understand what actions to take and when to act in order to minimize disruption to business operations. This training focuses on systematic responses to unexpected or dangerous occurrences, with the goal of mitigating the impact on people and the environment.

This training is open to anyone who wants to enhance their knowledge, as well as companies that prioritize safety for business stability.

Emergency Response Management: Understand the importance of emergency response and how to effectively manage emergency situations.
ERT Roles and Responsibilities: Learn the roles and responsibilities of Emergency Response Team (ERT) members.
Fire Prevention and Fighting Techniques: Gain knowledge of fire prevention and firefighting techniques, including handling different types of fire extinguishers and operating fire safety equipment.
Evacuation Procedures: Master the procedures for evacuating a building and conducting fire drills.
Hazard Identification and Mitigation: Learn the fundamentals of hazard identification and mitigation, ensuring a safe work environment.
Practical Experience: Gain practical experience in search and rescue, first aid, and managing fire emergencies.

By the end of this course, participants will:

Understand emergency plans and procedures for handling sudden or unexpected situations
Be prepared to prevent fatalities and injuries
Learn how to fight a fire effectively
Understand the importance of ongoing training

Day 1: Emergency Response Team (ERT) and Fire Safety Fundamentals

Module 1: Introduction to ERT

What is ERT?
Why is ERT important?
Identifying emergency situations
Emergency procedures
ERT team formation: roles and responsibilities
Emergency activation: command and initiates

Module 2: Search and Rescue

Search and rescue roles and responsibilities
Training requirements for search and rescue teams
First Aider: roles, responsibilities, and certifications

Module 3: Fire Drill and Evacuation Procedures

Command and reporting during fire drills
Assembly points and workgroup formation

End of Day 1

Day 2: Fire Fighting Techniques and Response

Module 1: Understanding Fire and Detection Systems

Causes and chemistry of fire: heat transfer and fire triangle
Fire classification: Classes A, B, C, D, E, F
Detection systems: smoke, heat, and flame detection
Sprinkler system and hose reel system operations

Module 2: Fire Extinguishers and Fire Fighting Techniques

Types of extinguishers: CO2, water, dry powder, foam
Basic steps in operating a fire extinguisher (PASS technique)
Techniques for fighting fires and safety precautions

Module 3: Action in the Event of a Fire

Fire fighting techniques during an active fire
Self-rescue methods and safety precautions
Risk assessment during fire situations

Module 4: Fire Fighting Team and Drill Execution

Fire team roles and responsibilities
Fire drill command, assembly points, and reporting
Post-test and drill exercise

End of Programme

This training equips participants with the essential knowledge and skills to handle emergency situations, including fire-related incidents, in a safe and efficient manner. By preparing teams with actionable fire safety procedures and emergency response protocols, organizations can ensure greater safety and minimize risks. The hands-on approach to learning through role-plays and practical drills enhances confidence and readiness to respond during emergencies.

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