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22/01/2026

Our name suggests more than fire and workplaces could expect diverse range of incidents, hazards, emergencies and events that will require their preparedness and response to ensure the safety, health & wellbeing of personnel and visitors to their facility.

21/01/2026

(ECO) members (Wardens) require quick reference guides to manage emergencies. Our AS3745 Planning for Emergencies guides are formatted as flip charts to be placed at your workplace emergency control points to assist your trained Emergency Control Organisation personnel in the event of an Emergency.

20/01/2026

⛓️ A workplace emergency plan is only as strong as the understanding behind it because a written document, no matter how comprehensive, cannot save lives if employees are not trained, confident, and prepared to act on it. Regular, engaging, and hands-on training ensures that workers understand their specific roles, evacuation routes, and how to use safety equipment, turning a theoretical plan into a functional, life-saving reality.

19/01/2026

📣 Emergency Preparedness involves a cycle of Prevention (stopping or reducing hazards), Preparedness (planning and training for events), Response (immediate action during an event), and Recovery (rebuilding and restoring after an event), a cyclical process known as PPRR, aimed at saving lives, minimising damage, building capacity and resilience.

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18/01/2026

🔥 Hot Works Permits are formal documents required for activities like welding, cutting, and grinding that produce sparks or heat, to manage fire/explosion risks by ensuring hazards are identified (flammables, gases), controls are in place (ventilation, fire watch, protective screens), and safety procedures (Safe Work Method Statements) are followed, preventing serious injuries, with permits kept on-site and 🧯 fire watch continuing 30 mins post-work.

15/01/2026

In NSW, WHS laws require businesses to have an Emergency Plan covering training and preparedness, detailing procedures for evacuation, first aid, and communication, with specific training for roles like fire wardens, plus regular drills, ensuring it's documented, accessible, tested, and reviewed, with consultation with workers being key for developing and updating these plans.

14/01/2026

13/01/2026

🙏 Fire and Emergency Training for NDIS Supported Independent Living (SIL) personnel is a mandatory requirement to ensure the safety of participants, who are at a higher risk of injury or death in home fires. Under NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission standards and WHS legislation, providers must ensure staff are trained to manage emergencies, prevent hazards, and follow evacuation plans.

12/01/2026

🫡 Workplace fire & emergency training involves both theory (fire classes, emergency procedures) and hands-on practice with live fires, teaching employees to assess risks, select the right extinguisher (Water, Foam, CO₂, ABC), and use it safely and effectively to tackle small fires, while knowing when to evacuate. Training covers identifying different fire types, correct equipment operation (P.A.S.S. - Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep), and understanding the Australian Standard 3745-2010 procedures, company emergency / evacuation plans including best practice building confidence in responding to emergencies.💗 🧠

11/01/2026

❗ Selection and Training of a Workplace Emergency Control Organisation (ECO) provides critical assurance of safety compliance and currency (up-to-date relevance) of emergency procedures. This process ensures the ECO can effectively manage, coordinate, and lead responses to emergencies, such as evacuations, fires, and security threats, in accordance with standards like AS 3745-2010.🧠

08/01/2026

🚨 A workplace evacuation kit containing critical site details is essential for ensuring the Emergency Control Organisation (ECO) and external first responders can act with speed and precision during a crisis.
The specific benefits of including these documents in an evacuation kit include:
📣 Accelerated Response and Decision-Making: Access to an Emergency Procedures Guide and Site Plan allows the ECO to make logical, pre-planned decisions under extreme stress, reducing panic and ensuring orderly movements.
⚠️ Identification of Invisible Hazards: A Safety Data Sheet (SDS) Register is critical for informing firefighters and responders about the types, quantities, and locations of hazardous chemicals. This information dictates their choice of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and firefighting agents.
👥 Effective Liaison with Emergency Services: The kit acts as a central briefing tool for the Chief Warden when emergency services arrive. Providing detailed site information helps external crews formulate incident management strategies tailored to the facility's specific risks.
✅ Coordination and Accountability: Site Contacts and ECO registers ensure a clear chain of command and facilitate communication between the response coordinator and all occupants. This is vital for verifying that everyone has safely evacuated.
📝 Regulatory Compliance: Under the model WHS laws and AS 3745:2010, workplaces are legally required to maintain accessible emergency plans that include these specific procedures and contact details.
Maintaining this kit ensures that life safety takes precedence over asset protection by providing the necessary "roadmap" for everyone to exit safely.🫡

07/01/2026

E-bikes have revolutionised personal transportation in Australia, offering an eco-friendly and convenient way to navigate our cities and countryside. However, with their growing popularity comes an emerging safety concern that every e-bike owner needs to understand: lithium-ion battery fires.
Why e-bike fires are different - Thermal Runaway, Toxic Gas production, Rapid fire spread, Water ineffectiveness.