Nationally Recognised Emergency Management Courses
We offer a range of nationally recognised training and qualification in emergency management, incident management and designing and managing exercises in a classroom, face-to-face delivery, with post-course assessments required.
Our courses follow a progressive learning pathway which leads to a qualification at the Advanced Diploma level.
The Level 1 Incident Management Course (2 days in-class) provide learners with the knowledge and skills required to apply emergency management concepts and principles, and jurisdictional emergency management arrangements to organisational policies, procedures, planning and decision making. The course also covers the competency to develop networks and relationships and liaise effectively with other organisations.
The Level 2 Incident Management Course (5 days in-class) provide learners with the knowledge and skills to perform the role of an Incident Controller, Planning Officer, Logistics Officer and Operations Officer at a Level 2 Incident. Training to deliver and assess individual units of competency can also be achieved.
The PUA60112 Advanced Diploma of Public Safety (Emergency Management) (10 days in-class) provide learners with the knowledge and skills to perform the role of an Emergency Manager. This qualification addresses both the planning for, and the management of major risks. Major risks may arise from the interaction of hazards (such as fire, flood, severe storm, etc) with communities and organisations. The planning and management of such risks in a multi-organisational activity is a focus throughout the course. The designing and management of exercises to prepare communities/organisations for hazards is also addressed.
We also offer separate courses on:
Coordinate Resources for a Multi-Agency Incident Course (3 days in-class) provide learners with the knowledge and skills required to bring together organisations and other resources to support an incident. This course comprises one unit of competency PUAOPE017A Coordinate resources for a multi-agency incident.
Our courses follow a progressive learning pathway which leads to a qualification at the Advanced Diploma level.
The Level 1 Incident Management Course (2 days in-class) provide learners with the knowledge and skills required to apply emergency management concepts and principles, and jurisdictional emergency management arrangements to organisational policies, procedures, planning and decision making. The course also covers the competency to develop networks and relationships and liaise effectively with other organisations.
The Level 2 Incident Management Course (5 days in-class) provide learners with the knowledge and skills to perform the role of an Incident Controller, Planning Officer, Logistics Officer and Operations Officer at a Level 2 Incident. Training to deliver and assess individual units of competency can also be achieved.
The PUA60112 Advanced Diploma of Public Safety (Emergency Management) (10 days in-class) provide learners with the knowledge and skills to perform the role of an Emergency Manager. This qualification addresses both the planning for, and the management of major risks. Major risks may arise from the interaction of hazards (such as fire, flood, severe storm, etc) with communities and organisations. The planning and management of such risks in a multi-organisational activity is a focus throughout the course. The designing and management of exercises to prepare communities/organisations for hazards is also addressed.
We also offer separate courses on:
Coordinate Resources for a Multi-Agency Incident Course (3 days in-class) provide learners with the knowledge and skills required to bring together organisations and other resources to support an incident. This course comprises one unit of competency PUAOPE017A Coordinate resources for a multi-agency incident.
Non-Accredited Emergency Management Courses
The Introduction to Incident Management Course is a one day introductory and awareness course delivered face-to-face and designed for professionals who have minimal or no prior experience within emergency and incident management. Participants will be introduced to underpinning principles, processes and functions of incident control systems, including AIIMS (Australasian Inter-Service Incident Management System).