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Emergency Awareness& EvacuationWhat is the purpose of this course?To equip learners with the necessary procedures to be implemented and followed during emergency situations,as well as precautionary measures to be undertaken by all occupants to try and prevent the threat of fire.Course OutcomesThe following aspects will be addressed in the course:• Legal Terminology;• Different Types of Emergencies;• Precautionary Measures to be Undertaken DuringEmergency Situations;• Development of an Emergency Plan;• Roles and Responsibilities of the Different RolePlayers:o Duties of Emergency Controller;oooooooDuties of Employees;Duties of Employer;Duties of Fire Fighting Team;Duties of First Aid Team;Duties of Floor Marshal;Duties of Security Personnel;Duties of SHE Department (SHE Officeror Manager).Course FormatDurationHalf Day.EnvironmentClassroom training conducted at the client’s venue (In-house) or as a public course.Please note that a minimum of 10 delegates is required to run an in-house course.Learning material (supplied by LexisNexis)Student manual;OHS Act and Regulations;All course material is provided in English. Training can be presented in other languages based on request.AssessmentsAn evaluation will be included at the end of the course. A pass mark of 75% is required.PricePlease refer to our price list which is updated on a regular basis.Who should attend?• All general employees;• Fire fighting team (including emergency controller and floor marshal);• First aid team;• Health and Safety reps;• SHE Practitioners;• SHE team.PrerequisitesNone, but prior exposure to Occupational Health and Safety would be advantageous.LexisNexis is an accredited training provider with the Health and Welfare SETA (HWSETA) HW591PA0706093.LexisNexis is an Approved Inspection Authority (AIA) and has a Level 3 BBBEE Rating.