Easily train & on-board staff
Pre-EMPT offers a broad library of pre-built emergency management and compliance modules to help businesses prepare their workforce. Meeting industry specific compliance requirements and duty of care has never been easier.
Real, practical industry content
Pre-EMPT’s library of pre-built modules have been created by experienced emergency planning consultants and learning development practitioners. Pre-EMPT keeps it real by delivering practical content, providing clear information about the subject matter.
Training on your terms
Pre-EMPT’s online learning is responsive, designed for delivery on any web-enabled device. This ensures access at times most convenient to your teams.
Train from anywhere, at any time.
Flexible learning styles
Pre-EMPT recognises the importance of maintaining learners attention.
We’ve applied contemporary design techniques, including clean, simple screens, graphics and quick link videos, and keep each module to an appropriate timeframe in line with the subject.
We’ve applied contemporary design techniques, including clean, simple screens, graphics and quick link videos, and keep each module to an appropriate timeframe in line with the subject.
Reporting & Reminders
Use company-wide reporting, quick filtering and automatic reminders to ensure your business always meets industry compliance.
Take your online emergency management training to the next level
Customisation
Brand our powerful courses with your logo and identity
Cost effective
Flexible pricing offers a range of packages to suit any business size
Increased Engagement
Involve all your team members in emergency preparedness training
Introduction to Emergency Planning (E.P.C.)
The starting point for any workplace emergency management program, Pre-EMPT’s ‘Introduction to Emergency Planning’ is geared towards members of the Emergency Planning Committee (E.P.C.), or those responsible for establishing an organisations emergency management arrangements.
Topics include;
WHS compliance requirements
Developing, managing and maintaining an emergency plan
Establishing and managing an ECO
Management of appropriate documentation
Development and implementation of training activities
Emergency mitigation, preparedness and prevention
Post-evacuation management
General Emergency & Evacuation Awareness
All facility occupants deserve the opportunity to learn fundamentals of emergency & evacuation concepts. This enables employees to train ALL staff in an efficient format.
Topics include;
Occupant responsibilities within the emergency response procedures
Recognising, reporting or correcting unsafe conditions when appropriate
Roles, responsibilities, identification and authority of ECO members
Report emergencies including activation of alarm systems, if installed
Development and implementation of training activities
Reacting safely to emergencies and alarms
Evacuation procedures
Working From Home SAFELY
This course provides an overview of key work health and safety elements for individuals working from home.
Topics include;
Conducting a Risk Assessment
Workstation setup and Ergonomics
Mental Health
Physical Wellbeing
Emergency Preparedness
Fire Warden Refresher (E.C.O.)
Complementing Pre-EMPT’s range of instructor-led Warden training, this course provides core knowledge refreshment to assist with 6 monthly training requirements.
Topics include;
Duties of the ECO as described within an emergency management plan
Responding to alarms and reports of emergencies
Communication during emergencies
Pre, during and post emergency activities
Installed emergency response equipment
Managing occupants and visitors with disabilities
Human behaviour during emergencies
Bush Fire Awareness
Many businesses operate on urban fringes, or have personnel on the road that may travel through bush fire prone areas. Adequately prepare these team members for one of nature’s worst disasters.
Topics include;
Hazards associated with Bush Fires
Bush Fire behaviour
Preparing yourself, property and business
Driving through a Bush Fire
Surviving an over-run
Associated medical conditions and first aid
First Attack Fire Equipment
First Attack Fire equipment is typically installed in all workplace environments. If there’s any expectation of team members using this equipment in the event of a fire, they need to be adequately trained in the safe operation of the equipment.
Topics include;
Basic fire science including the 6 classes of fire
Identify and select the correct first-attack equipment- Fire extinguishers, fire blanket, fire hose reel
Safe operating procedures for first-attack equipment- Fire extinguishers, fire blanket, fire hose reel
Post fire activities