Fire Control and Emergency Rescue

FCER

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$2465*

Course cost

2 days

Course duration

18 Dec

Longford Safety Training Centre

*No GST Applicable. Prices may vary based on delivery location.

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Course Overview

Learn how to respond to workplace fires and emergencies. This Fire Control and Emergency Rescue course at ERGT helps build learners practical skills to respond to fire incidents in high-risk environments.

ERGT’s 2 day Fire Control and Emergency Rescue course equips learners with the practical skills and knowledge to respond safely and effectively to workplace fire incidents and emergency rescues. Delivered at ERGT Australia this course builds capability in high-risk industries and contributes to safer, more prepared workforces.

Learners will practice and be assessed in hands-on firefighting techniques and emergency rescue skills using current industry equipment in realistic scenarios.

There are no training standard prerequisites for this course; It is recommended that learners have prior knowledge of breathing apparatus is recommended. Learners must also meet basic physical fitness requirements to safely take part in practical firefighting and rescue activities.

Upon successful completion learners will be issued with a Statement of Attainment in:
PMAWHS213 Undertake fire control and emergency rescue
Types of workplace fires and how they behave
Fire extinguishers, hoses, and breathing apparatus
Firefighting techniques and hazard identification
Search and rescue procedures in low-visibility areas
Emergency scene management and teamwork
Use of rescue tools and basic casualty handling

This course is delivered through a blend of:

Facilitator-led classroom sessions to introduce fire behaviour, emergency procedures, and workplace safety requirements.

Hands-on practical training using firefighting equipment and breathing apparatus in controlled, realistic environments.

Scenario-based exercises simulating workplace fire incidents and emergency rescue situations.

Performance-based assessments to confirm competence in fire control, emergency response, and safe use of firefighting equipment.
This course is designed for learners working in high-risk environments who may need to respond to fires or assist in emergency rescues. It is suitable for operators, safety observers, emergency response team members, and other personnel across oil and gas, maritime, resources, and industrial sectors.

The Fire Control and Emergency Rescue course is delivered at ERGT Australia and delivers the nationally recognised outcome PMAWHS213 Undertake fire control and emergency rescue.

Leaners must be physically capable of safely using firefighting equipment and participating in emergency scenarios.
Learners must have basic Language, Literacy, Numeracy, and Digital (LLND) skills to understand safety procedures and complete assessments. Learners must be able to access and navigate a digital device to log in and access the course materials. Support for leaners is available on request. More information is available on our website

Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, learners will be able to:
Respond to identified fire emergencies
Deploy fire emergency equipment
Undertake search and rescue of affected areas

Prerequisites

There are no pre-requisites from the training standard for this course.

Government issued photo identification
Protective Clothing & Footwear – For courses with practical components, overalls/long pants and safety boots must be worn. If you don’t have your own, ERGT can provide these for you on the day.
Unique Student Identifier (USI):
You are enrolling in a Nationally Recognised Training (NRT) course.
A Unique Student Identifier (USI) must be provided and verified for NRT. Please refer to http://www.usi.gov.au to create a USI. It is strongly recommended that you grant ERGT permission to access your USI transcript to assist with verification.
ERGT is prohibited by law to issue a Statement of Attainment without a verified USI.
A USI must be provided and verified within 30 days of course completion otherwise an alternative non NRT certificate will be issued.
Health & Fitness:
A medical certificate is not required for this course; however, a health questionnaire and declaration of fitness will be required at course registration. Please contact ERGT for any concerns regarding completion of practical training and assessment requirements.
Respiratory Standards:
Under respiratory standard AS/NZS 1715 Appendix B: Facial Seal of Respirators must be adhered to. You must be clean shaven to achieve an effective seal. If you’re unsure about this requirement, contact ERGT before your course.

What to expect

Free Parking at all ERGT facilities
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) – Any additional PPE required for your course will be supplied by ERGT on the day.
Lunch for Full-Day Courses – Lunch is provided. Please let us know at least 24 hours in advance if you have any allergies or specific dietary requirements.
Showers & Change Facilities
Alcohol, illicit drugs
Smoking outside the designated smoking area
Singlets, shorts, clothing displaying offensive slogans/images, open toed shoes, high heels