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WHY CHOOSE THIS COURSE

Our Fire Safety Adviser re-certification course is designed for existing Fire Safety Advisers who are required to maintain their currency in accordance with Queensland Fire safety legislation, including the Queensland Building Fire Safety Regulation 2009.

This nationally recognised refresher training reinforces key fire safety responsibilities, emergency planning and response, and the effective use of fire-fighting equipment. It ensures participants remain up to date with their obligations and are prepared to continue performing the Fire Safety Adviser role during day-to-day operations and on-site emergency situations.

This course is ideal for:

  • Current Fire Safety Advisers needing re-certification
  • Queensland workplaces meeting ongoing fire safety compliance requirements
  • Personnel responsible for emergency management and evacuation planning
  • Staff maintaining competency in fire safety roles and responsibilities
  • Organisations seeking to ensure continued compliance with Queensland fire safety laws

Units of Competency

  • PUAFER001 Identify, prevent and report potential facility emergency situations
  • PUAFER002 Ensure facility emergency prevention procedures, systems and processes are implemented
  • PUAFER003 Manage and monitor facility emergency procedures, equipment and other resources
  • PUAFER004 Respond to facility emergencies
  • PUAFER005 Operate as part of an emergency control organisation
  • PUAFER006 Lead an emergency control organisation
  • PUAFER007 Manage an emergency control organisation
  • PUAFER008 Confine small emergencies in a facility
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Current Schedule

Date
Time
Location
Cost
Spots
People
20 Aug, 2026, 08:00 - 16:00
20 Aug ’26
08:00 - 16:00
SALISBURY - QLD
11 of 15
$400.00
$400.00
11 of 15
16 Sep, 2026, 08:00 - 16:00
16 Sep ’26
08:00 - 16:00
SALISBURY - QLD
8 of 15
$400.00
$400.00
8 of 15
28 Oct, 2026, 08:00 - 16:00
28 Oct ’26
08:00 - 16:00
SALISBURY - QLD
14 of 15
$400.00
$400.00
14 of 15

ABOUT THE COURSE

Our Fire Safety Adviser re-certification course covers essential topics to ensure participants are well-equipped to manage fire safety effectively:

  • Practical fire extinguisher training
  • Legislative and regulatory requirements
  • Identifying fire safety installations and equipment in buildings
  • Developing awareness of fire safety maintenance and record-keeping
  • Practical incident control and chief fire warden scenarios
  • Understanding the emergency planning process
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DELIVERY OPTIONS

Delivery options to suit businesses of all sizes.

Online

Best for 1 to 12 learners
Learn anywhere

Our online training is available for course to be completed anywhere.

Book your seats via the course schedule at a time that suits you.

Our Academies

Best for 1 to 3 learners
Book straight in

Our Academies are located nationally and provide customised safety training solutions, enhancing your team’s ability to handle workplace emergencies with confidence.

Book your training now or enquire today to discuss group training to our Academies

Your Location

Best for 4 or more learners
Talk to us for a solution

We offer convenient nationwide training tailored to you, ensuring your staff are well-prepared for emergencies and high risk workplaces without leaving your premises.

Enquire today and we can work to your needs.

Course Content

  • Understanding the role & responsibilities of a Fire Safety adviser
  • Fire Safety Adviser legislative & regulatory requirements
  • Identify fire safety installations equipment in a building
  • Develop an awareness & understanding of maintenance & records pertaining to fire safety
  • Practical incident control & chief fire warden scenarios
  • Understanding the emergency planning process
  • Understanding the role & responsibilities of Emergency Control Organisation (ECO) members and the Emergency Planning Committee (EPC)
  • Practical fire extinguisher training

Learning Outcomes

On successful completion of this program, participants will be awarded the following Nationally Recognised Units of Competency:

  • PUAFER001 Identify, prevent and report potential facility emergency situations
  • PUAFER002 Ensure facility emergency prevention procedures, systems and processes are implemented
  • PUAFER003 Manage and monitor facility emergency procedures, equipment and other resources
  • PUAFER004 Respond to facility emergencies
  • PUAFER005 Operate as part of an emergency control organisation
  • PUAFER006 Lead an emergency control organisation
  • PUAFER007 Manage an emergency control organisation
  • PUAFER008 Confine small emergencies in a facility

Prerequisites and Entry Requirements

Pre-requisites:

PUAFER006 Lead an emergency control organisation has the pre-requisite of PUAFER005 Operate as part of an emergency control organisation, which is included in the course. 

FSA Entry Requirements:

  • Evidence of completion of Initial Fire Safety Adviser course within the last 3 years is to be provided upon registration / enrolment
  • Third party report from current employer that the participant is a current FSA for the facility
  • Completion of pre-course learning and assessment
  • USI that can be verified to release Statement of Attainment
  • Fitness to Participate
  • Enclosed footwear, long pants, long sleeves
  • Sufficient language, literacy & numeracy skills to complete the course

Physical Requirements:

This course requires a moderate level of mobility, strength, and stamina, and the ability to remain calm, communicate effectively, and lead others during simulated emergency scenarios.

To successfully complete this course, you will need to be physically able to:

  • Walk through workplaces / buildings, including using stairs during inspections and evacuations
  • Stand and move for extended periods during evacuation drills and emergency simulations
  • Lift and carry fire extinguishers (up to approx. 9kg), use a fire blanket, and un-roll / re-wind a fire hose reel
  • Bend, stoop, and check emergency exits, alarms, and safety equipment
  • Direct and communicate clearly with others in simulated emergency situations
  • Assist, where safe, with mobility-impaired occupants during evacuation exercises
  • Complete reporting and documentation tasks after drills and audits

Key overall physical demands:

  • Mobility: walking through facilities, using stairs, and moving during evacuations
  • Strength and stamina: lifting/carrying extinguishers, operating hose reels, handling equipment
  • Dexterity: operating extinguishers, blankets, hose reels, and alarm systems
  • Standing and moving for extended periods during drills, inspections, and scenarios
  • Clear verbal communication to direct groups under simulated emergency stress
  • Light administrative/manual handling: writing reports, completing audits, handling documents
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