Safeguard Your Business
Workplace fire safety is an important issue for any business. A well-trained workforce can prevent fires from starting and keep everyone safe in the event of a fire. Revive Training offers a range of workplace health and safety courses including fire warden training and a fire safety seminars, including the accredited certification for Confine Small Emergencies in a Facility/Live Fire Extinguisher Training.
Our fire safety seminar is designed to provide employees with the knowledge and skills to prevent fires from starting and be able to safely evacuate all staff and patrons in the event of a fire. All training is delivered by experienced and qualified instructors on-site at your premises.
Contact Revive Training today to book fire safety training for your employees. We travel to businesses across the Northern Rivers including Ballina, Tweed Heads, Lismore, Byron Bay, Casino and surrounds.
What to Expect
Workplace Fire Safety Course
(including seminar and live fire session)
- The fire triangle
- Classes of fire
- Extinguisher types
- How to use fire safety equipment
- Do’s & Don’ts when fighting a fire
- Live Fire Session
In addition to the seminar, Revive Training also offers a live fire session where participants can learn how to operate different types of extinguishers. This session is conducted under the supervision of a qualified instructor and is a valuable opportunity for employees to gain practical experience using fire safety equipment.
Pricing: $160 per person. For large group sessions, please contact us.
Duration: 1.5 to 2 hours
Location: On-site at your business in the Northern Rivers
Certification: Certification of attendance
Confine Small Emergencies in a Facility/Live Fire Extinguisher Training
- Prepare for emergency situations
- Identify and access emergencies
- Use initial response equipment
- Report facility emergency response
Pricing: $170 per person
Duration: 3 hours
Location: On-site at your business in the Northern Rivers
Certification: PUAFER008 Confine Small Emergencies in a Facility/Live Fire Extinguisher Training
Fire Extinguisher Training
Frequently Asked Questions
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Who is required to complete fire safety training in the workplace?
Fire safety training is generally required for all employees, with additional responsibilities placed on designated fire wardens or safety officers. Australian work health and safety legislation requires employers to ensure staff understand evacuation procedures, fire hazards, and emergency protocols relevant to their specific workplace, particularly in higher-risk industries such as construction, hospitality, and manufacturing.
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What is the difference between fire safety training and fire warden training?
Generally, a first aid certificate is valid for three years from the date of issue. However, it’s recommended that CPR (typically HLTAID009) be refreshed every 12 months to keep your skills up to date. Always check the specific renewal requirements of your employer or industry.
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How often should fire safety training be updated in a workplace?
Fire safety training should be reviewed and refreshed regularly, generally on an annual basis or whenever significant changes occur within the workplace, such as new equipment, layout changes, or updated evacuation procedures. Regular refresher training helps ensure staff retain critical knowledge and remain prepared to respond effectively during a genuine fire emergency.
Keep your employees safe with training from Revive Training.
