Emergency Response Team (ERT) Training

ASL Safety & Training provides training to Emergency Response Teams (ERT’s) to deal with both minor and serious emergency situations in all kinds of workplaces & locations.

The situations can include general fires, as well as more specific events such as chemical spill, confined space rescues, explosions, life rescue situations, search and rescue, rescue from height, etc.

We work with each client individually in advance of your training to plan out your clearly defined goals. Our experienced professional  team will build your programme with you to ensure  you get your bespoke needs addressed.

 

Some examples of course contents:

Overview of relevant legislation

Responding to and dealing with chemical spill

Confined space rescue

Understanding Fires

Action in the event of fire

Use of fire equipment

Breathing Apparatus

BA Control procedures

Guide and personal lines

Search procedure

Entrapped procedure

Practical exercises

Selection of PPE

Information retrieval

Substance identification

Chemical Hazards

Physiology of respiration

Working in heat and smoke

Cleaning and servicing sets

Clean, check and store equipment

Breathing Apparatus

Cause and cost of fires

Fire classification

Physics and chemistry of fires

Development and spread of fire

Evacuation Planning

Experience hot fire and smoke filled buildings

Fire extinguisher practicals using simulated gas fires

Fire hose drills followed by practical use on simulated gas fires.

 

Separate course programmes are available for detailed modules such as confined space, chemical handling/chemical spill and breathing apparatus.

Emergency Response Vehicle  Auditing, Preparation & Monitoring.

 

Duration:

The mimimum duration for this course would be a HALF DAY

There is no maximum duration. It depends on what modules the client needs covered, and what previous training has been undertaken by the trainees. Each course we deliver is specifically designed and tailored to suit the individual clients requirements.