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 Control a Level 2 Incident Course is designed to provide the knowledge and skills to manage all activities and personnel deployed to resolve Level 2 incidents through use of internal and external resources. It includes establishing a control facility, developing and maintaining control structures, developing and maintaining coordination arrangements, assessing situation and determining priorities, providing public information, developing an incident action plan and complementary plans, maintaining control of incident, managing implementation of incident plans, concluding incident activities and reviewing incident activities.
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 PUA60119 Advanced Diploma of Public Safety (Emergency Management) (10 days in-class) supersedes the old qualification PUA60112 Advanced Diploma of Public Safety (Emergency Management) and is designed for emergency service personnel undertaking senior emergency management responsibilities at an organisational level. This will include the management of community programs, stakeholder engagement and the negotiation of interagency memorandums of understanding.
With the recent upgrades to the Public Safety Training Package by the Australian Industry Standards, we are now able to offer RPL (Recognition of Prior Learning) for some of our selected courses. You can now upgrade to the new units and qualifications for Control a Level 2 Incident, Level 2 Incident Management and the Advanced Diploma of Public Safety (Emergency Management) courses.
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 Control a Level 2 Incident Course is designed to provide the knowledge and skills to manage all activities and personnel deployed to resolve Level 2 incidents through use of internal and external resources. It includes establishing a control facility, developing and maintaining control structures, developing and maintaining coordination arrangements, assessing situation and determining priorities, providing public information, developing an incident action plan and complementary plans, maintaining control of incident, managing implementation of incident plans, concluding incident activities and reviewing incident activities.
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 PUA60119 Advanced Diploma of Public Safety (Emergency Management) (10 days in-class) supersedes the old qualification PUA60112 Advanced Diploma of Public Safety (Emergency Management) and is designed for emergency service personnel undertaking senior emergency management responsibilities at an organisational level. This will include the management of community programs, stakeholder engagement and the negotiation of interagency memorandums of understanding.
With the recent upgrades to the Public Safety Training Package by the Australian Industry Standards, we are now able to offer RPL (Recognition of Prior Learning) for some of our selected courses. You can now upgrade to the new units and qualifications for Control a Level 2 Incident, Level 2 Incident Management and the Advanced Diploma of Public Safety (Emergency Management) courses.
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).
We also run Non-Accredited versions of Level 1 and Level 2 Incident Management Courses which are very popular.
Please note that any of our nationally recognised training courses can be adapted into a non-accredited version. This means shorter training days, no formal assessments are required, no formal enrolment processes are required and also a much more cost-effective option is provided.
We also run Non-Accredited versions of Level 1 and Level 2 Incident Management Courses which are very popular.
Please note that any of our nationally recognised training courses can be adapted into a non-accredited version. This means shorter training days, no formal assessments are required, no formal enrolment processes are required and also a much more cost-effective option is provided.