Our Experience With Royal Childrens Hospital
Fast Facts:
- We have completed tailored fire warden training and chief warden training courses for all RCH personnel at the new hospital and ‘old’ hospital
- All warden and chief warden training has been conducted by current and former emergency services professionals who both know and understand emergency evacuation within such a challenging workplace
FSA has worked with the RCH to ensure that it has fire warden training, chief warden training and emergency procedures in place to effectively respond to any on-site workplace emergency. Our tailored warden training has been carried out for over 2 years and has ensured that personnel are available and trained to respond to any on-site emergency.
Our training has been tailored directly to the ‘COLOUR CODE’ system used by most healthcare facilities and includes training (theory and practical) that covers emergencies such as:
- Fires
- Bomb Threats
- Aggressive patients and people
- Armed Holdups/Threats of violence
- Other internal emergencies (gas leak, natural disaster, HAZMAT incident etc)
- External emergencies
Our tailored fire warden training course is designed to take someone with little or no experience to a level of competency and confidence in their ability to undertake an evacuation of their area and work in accordance with the RCH emergency management plan.
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