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FIRE TRAINING <strong>solutions</strong><br />

<strong>Fire</strong> Training Solutions


FIRE TRAINING <strong>solutions</strong><br />

Customised Solutions for<br />

<strong>Fire</strong> Training Needs<br />

The disastrous effects of fire can devastate a business<br />

by placing lives at risk and damaging or destroying<br />

valuable property and information. In fact, companies<br />

that suffer a fire could go out of business. Even if<br />

there are no injuries sustained, a serious fire often<br />

means that people might lose their jobs.<br />

While installing fire protection systems, alarms and<br />

equipment is vital for any business, <strong>training</strong> staff<br />

to respond quickly, calmly and effectively in the<br />

event of a fire is critical. The key influence in any<br />

hazardous situation is often how people react to it.<br />

To help protect your people and property from the<br />

devastating effects of fire, <strong>Wormald</strong> - Australasia’s<br />

leader in fire protection - offers a range of<br />

<strong>training</strong> and educational programmes to meet<br />

workplace requirements.<br />

From basic fire <strong>training</strong> including practical<br />

hands-on extinguishing of a fire through to warden<br />

and evacuation procedure <strong>training</strong>, our expert<br />

trainers can give your staff the confidence they<br />

need to act appropriately in a fire.<br />

Our expert trainers have a wealth of expertise and<br />

knowledge and regularly attend industry meetings<br />

to keep ahead of developments in technology and<br />

legislation. With mobile units designed to simulate<br />

a range of different fire scenarios in a controlled<br />

environment, our courses can give your team<br />

valuable hands-on experience. In doing so, we help<br />

to ensure that staff react in the most appropriate<br />

way to minimise the potential effects of fire on<br />

people and property.<br />

<strong>Wormald</strong> is part of Tyco International, the world’s<br />

largest fire and security systems organisation<br />

– which has operations in more than 80 countries<br />

around the world. As a result, <strong>Wormald</strong> has access<br />

to an international network of skills and resources<br />

in order to deliver the best possible level of <strong>training</strong><br />

to your valued staff.<br />

For further information, contact your usual<br />

<strong>Wormald</strong> representative, phone 0508 TRAINING<br />

or visit www.wormald.co.nz.<br />

Fact:<br />

<strong>Wormald</strong> also offers<br />

NZQA Unit Standard<br />

programmes in fire<br />

and emergency<br />

<strong>training</strong> under the<br />

supervision of Tai<br />

Poutini Polytechnic.


FIRE TRAINING <strong>solutions</strong><br />

Basic and NZQA<br />

Unit Standard Training<br />

Fact:<br />

The Occupational<br />

Safety & Health<br />

Act 2004 requires<br />

employers to provide<br />

a safe environment for<br />

their employees.<br />

Basic <strong>Fire</strong> Training<br />

While fire extinguishers are essential to any<br />

workplace, they are almost useless if staff are not<br />

properly trained in how and when to use them.<br />

<strong>Wormald</strong>’s <strong>Fire</strong> Training course is designed to equip<br />

your staff with the skills they need to respond to a<br />

workplace fire and make the right decisions to ensure<br />

their safety and minimise damage to the workplace.<br />

Our fully qualified trainers can come to your<br />

workplace or conduct <strong>training</strong> at an off-site facility.<br />

<strong>Wormald</strong>’s <strong>Fire</strong> Training course uses a<br />

combination of visual, audio and practical ‘hands<br />

- on’ learning methods.<br />

A unique feature of the course is <strong>Wormald</strong>’s<br />

mobile <strong>Fire</strong> Simulator which allows staff to practice<br />

the skills they have learned in a safe and controlled<br />

environment.<br />

Mounted on a trailer chassis, the unit is lightweight<br />

and highly portable, and can be positioned on<br />

almost any site. The flame height and intensity is<br />

controlled by the course instructor which means<br />

that your staff are kept safe, plus there is no risk of<br />

damage to property.<br />

NZQA Unit Standard 3271 <strong>Fire</strong> Training<br />

The Unit Standard 3271 course is entitled<br />

‘Workplace <strong>Fire</strong> and Emergency Response<br />

– Suppress fire with hand extinguishers and fixed<br />

hose reels’.<br />

The course is designed to provide participants<br />

with a live fire experience and equips them<br />

with knowledge about all fire classes and fire<br />

suppression techniques, plus the best way to select<br />

and implement a strategy to deal with a variety of<br />

fire situations.<br />

Participants receive <strong>training</strong> in the use of water,<br />

foam, carbon dioxide, dry powder and vaporising<br />

fire extinguishers, fixed hose reels and fire blankets.<br />

NZQA Unit Standard 3271 & 4647 <strong>Fire</strong> Training<br />

Expanding upon the Unit Standard 3271 course,<br />

<strong>Wormald</strong> also offers an additional <strong>Fire</strong> Training<br />

course through which participants can earn both<br />

Unit Standard 3271 and 4647 – ‘Workplace <strong>Fire</strong><br />

and Emergency Response – Explain principles of<br />

fire science’.<br />

While Unit Standard 3271 is applicable to<br />

members of the general public in both industrial<br />

and domestic situations, Unit Standard 4647<br />

is primarily designed for those people whose<br />

duties may involve fire and rescue response in the<br />

workplace. The course work covers basic principles<br />

of fire chemistry and the physics of fire.


FIRE TRAINING <strong>solutions</strong><br />

Warden Training and<br />

Evacuation Solutions<br />

Warden Training<br />

In the event of a building evacuation as a result of<br />

a fire, the role of fire warden is crucial to the safety<br />

of all building occupants. During an evacuation,<br />

the Building or Chief Warden represents the <strong>New</strong><br />

<strong>Zealand</strong> <strong>Fire</strong> Service until their arrival and, therefore,<br />

has authority over occupants of their building.<br />

<strong>Wormald</strong> offers a comprehensive <strong>training</strong> course<br />

designed to prepare fire wardens for an emergency<br />

situation.<br />

Training covers:<br />

> The role of a fire warden<br />

> What a warden must do in an evacuation<br />

> The role of a Building or Chief Warden<br />

> What happens when the <strong>Fire</strong> Service arrives<br />

> Visitor and assistance registers<br />

> Evacuation boards and checklists<br />

> Evacuation signage<br />

> <strong>Fire</strong> extinguishers and safety signs<br />

> Legislation relating to fire evacuation<br />

Participants are encouraged to carry out a site exercise<br />

at their workplace to ensure they are prepared for an<br />

emergency situation. They are also tested on their<br />

knowledge at the conclusion of the course.<br />

Evacuation Solutions<br />

If you own, manage or occupy a building with<br />

employment facilities for ten or more people; a<br />

building where 100 or more people reside; or a<br />

building with sleeping accommodation for more<br />

than five people, you may be required to provide an<br />

approved evacuation scheme.<br />

An evacuation scheme ensures that building<br />

occupants know what to do in the event of an<br />

emergency. Furthermore, these schemes must be<br />

approved and monitored by the <strong>Fire</strong> Service.<br />

<strong>Wormald</strong>’s specialist Evacuation Consultants<br />

can provide a range of professional <strong>solutions</strong> to<br />

help commercial premises meet <strong>Fire</strong> Service<br />

regulations, update existing schemes or carry out a<br />

trial evacuation.<br />

Evacuation Solution services include:<br />

> Building inspections with regard to evacuationrelated<br />

issues<br />

> Preparation of site-specific evacuation schemes<br />

> Preparation of applications to the <strong>Fire</strong> Service<br />

> Liaison with the <strong>Fire</strong> Service on your behalf<br />

> Supply of evacuation products<br />

> Conducting trial evacuations<br />

> Raising trial evacuation reports for building<br />

owners and for the <strong>Fire</strong> Service<br />

Fact:<br />

The Building Act<br />

2004 requires<br />

that all buildings<br />

are designed and<br />

constructed to allow<br />

people occupying the<br />

building to escape<br />

safely in the event of<br />

a fire.<br />

Contact Us<br />

<strong>New</strong> <strong>Zealand</strong> Phone 0508 TRAINING<br />

Fiji (Suva) Phone 336 1455<br />

Website www.wormald.co.nz<br />

Email wormald.questions.nz@tycoint.com<br />

A division of Tyco International

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