ECO - Training Record

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• Instructor / FSA:

  David Mincher

  Geoff Hueber

• Conducted on:

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• Address:
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EC/EO Training

• Emergency Coordinators (EC) and Emergency Officers (EO) instructed on the importance of role specific requirements including clear identification of the EC/EO roles and other staff (e.g., Health Security).

• Refreshed knowledge of R.A.C.E.

• ECs/EOs introduced to the external surrounding of the Fire Indicator Panel (FIP) / Early Warning and Intercommunication System (EWIS) panel and Emergency Response Stations (ERS), e.g., Zone Block Plan and Emergency Response Cards / Procedures, etc.

• ECs/EOs understand the importance of wearing EC/EO vests.

• ECs/EOs can demonstrate how to facilitate a Warden Intercommunication Point (WIP) calls from and to a specific zone.

• ECs/EOs are aware of alternative means of communication (e.g. PA, DECT, mobile phone and "Runner")

• ECs/EOs understand the importance of relaying information in both directions (EC <-> EO).

• ECs/EOs are competent in filling out the “Code Red” report and recording all required information. (This can be used as Evacuation Practice record !)

• ECs/EOs can use and operate fire extinguishers using P.A.S.S. system.
EC Training Specifics

• ECs instructed on accessing the FIP/EWIS panel with 003 key.

• ECs instructed on variance of alarm, fault and isolate lights on FIP and EWIS.

• ECs are able to define zone and location of alarm activation using FIP, EWIS and zone block plan.

• ECs understand the importance of referencing alarm light, LCD location and floor plan location for correct location of alarm/s.

• ECs can demonstrate how to facilitate a brief & concise Public Address (PA) to the facility using the PA System.

• ECs understand the importance of ensuring the system is immediately set back to “auto” mode in a timely manner.

• EC understand the process for handing over to QFES officer in charge, upon arrival.
FLAIM - Fire Extinguisher Training

• Student Name:

• Staff ID:

• Scenario:

  Select Fire Warden Procedure Bed Motor Fire Cigarette Fire Medical Oxygen Fire Laptop Fire Microwave Fire Paint Shop Fire Pallet Fire Car Fire Car Engine Fire Paper Bin Fire PC Fire Power Board Fire Sofa Fire Printer Fire Fat Fire Kitchen Smoke Alarm Fire Lab Fume Hood Fire Extraction Fan Fire Fat Fryer Fire Food Truck Mixed Fire Powerboard Fire Food Burst Pipe Catalytic Converter Fire Oil Spill Ute Engine Fire Ute Engine Fire (Night) Air Ambulance Land Fire Air Ambulance In-Air Fire ATV Fire Generator Fire Propane Fire Rubbish Fire Aircraft Fire Size-up

  • Fire Warden Procedure
  • Bed Motor Fire
  • Cigarette Fire
  • Medical Oxygen Fire
  • Laptop Fire
  • Microwave Fire
  • Paint Shop Fire
  • Pallet Fire
  • Car Fire
  • Car Engine Fire
  • Paper Bin Fire
  • PC Fire
  • Power Board Fire
  • Sofa Fire
  • Printer Fire
  • Fat Fire
  • Kitchen Smoke Alarm Fire
  • Lab Fume Hood Fire
  • Extraction Fan Fire
  • Fat Fryer Fire
  • Food Truck Mixed Fire
  • Powerboard Fire Food
  • Burst Pipe
  • Catalytic Converter Fire
  • Oil Spill
  • Ute Engine Fire
  • Ute Engine Fire (Night)
  • Air Ambulance Land Fire
  • Air Ambulance In-Air Fire
  • ATV Fire
  • Generator Fire
  • Propane Fire
  • Rubbish Fire
  • Aircraft Fire Size-up

• Suppressant type:

  Select Water Foam DCP CO2 Wet Chem Fire Blanket Hose Reel

  • Water
  • Foam
  • DCP
  • CO2
  • Wet Chem
  • Fire Blanket
  • Hose Reel

• Suppressant used (%):

• Time taken (sec.):

• Fire remaining (%):

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• Result:

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