Fire Safety Adviser (FSA) 22nd April 2024

Fire Safety Adviser Training

A Fire Safety Adviser is a person who holds an approved building fire safety qualification, issued within the last three years. Approved building fire safety courses are made up of eight units of competency in Workplace Emergency Response within the Australian Quality Training Framework.

The Building Fire Safety Regulation 2008 was introduced on 1 July 2008. The most significant reform in the regulation is the requirement for occupiers of high occupancy buildings, as defined under the regulation, to appoint and train a Fire Safety Adviser.

This two day Fire Safety Adviser courses is made up of the following eight units of competency in Workplace Emergency Response within the Australian Quality Training Framework. The training topics cover:
– Identify, prevent and report potential workplace emergency situations
– Ensure workplace emergency prevention procedures, systems and processes are implemented
– Manage and monitor workplace emergency, procedures, equipment and other resources
– Respond to workplace emergencies
– Operate as part of an emergency control organisation
– Lead an emergency control organisation
– Manage an emergency control organisation, and
– Confine small workplace emergencies.

NOTE: Private courses can be customised and tailored by experienced and qualified Safety Consultants to suit your company needs (additional charges may apply).

Information on this training is provided in more detail at the Fire Safety Adviser Full 2-Days Training page. We also offer a range of other health and safety courses including the Fire Safety Adviser Refresher training and WHS consultancy services.

For more information on this training please contact us or peruse the other training courses on offer.