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Fire, Emergency Response and Crisis Management Courses
Crisis Management for CMT Members– Basic Level (5 Days)
A crisis is one of the greatest challenges an organization can face. A crisis is an inherently extraordinary, unstable and complex situation that threatens the strategic objectives, reputation and, ultimately, the survival of an organization.
A crisis presents an organization with complex and difficult challenges that can have profound and far-reaching consequences. These consequences can be very damaging, especially when the impression exists that the organization has failed to prepare for a crisis or has failed to manage or recover from the crisis. There is a risk of significant reputational damage and possibly even the collapse of the company and the termination of its business activities. In other words, a crisis can have serious consequences for an organization and threaten its survival. This training is in line with ISO 22301 2019 and CEN TS 17091 2018
Industrial Fire Fighter 1 & 2 / Fire Team Member 1&2
Industrial Fire Incident Operation Management (IFIOM)
Industrial Fire Fighter 1 & 2 / Fire Team Member 1&2
10 days Course
At the end of the training the participants will have;
- Have an advanced knowledge of tactical and techniques for petrochemical incidents.
- Understand the working of ICS 100 Introduction and 200 initial incident phase.
- Be able to carry out confined space activities including search and rescue.
- Be able to carry out safely hazardous material response to mitigate the effects of a release or perform initial rescue.
- Be able to experience realistic live fire scenarios.
- Be given the opportunity to practically exercise using the ICS and to develop the skills of command.
- Be able to apply the latest 3D gas cooling techniques to structural fires (interior).
Industrial Fire Team Leader 1&2 / Fire Officers 1&2
Industrial Fire Incident Operation Management (IFIOM)
Industrial Fire Fighter 1 & 2 / Fire Team Member 1&2
10 days Course
At the end of the training the participants will have;
- Be able to determine the potential dangers that may arise during an incident
- Be able to gather information in order to determine the appropriate action plans
- Be aware of the critical business processes
- Be able to brief and debrief personnel
- Be able to deploy resources safely
- Be able to continuously monitor safety of personnel
- Be able to evaluate progress and alter attack plan accordingly
- Be able to build up experience during realistic incidents exercises
Industrial Fire Incident Operation Management (IFIOM)
Industrial Fire Incident Operation Management (IFIOM)
Industrial Fire Incident Operation Management (IFIOM)
10 days Course
At the end of the training the participants will have;
- Establishing and maintaining communications including equipment and procedures
- Allocating and confirming the team’s duties and tasks
- Operation and use of fire fighting and rescue equipment
- Operation and use of breathing apparatus
- Monitoring the team’s progress, evaluating, adjusting and communicating the response plan
- Monitoring stress in self and others
- Debriefing the team
Industrial Fire Brigade Incident Commander (IFBIC)
ICS 100 & 200, Introduction to The Incident Command System &Basic ICS for Initial Response
Industrial Fire Incident Operation Management (IFIOM)
5 days Courses
A major objective of any organization is to prevent incidents that might affect the safety and health of people, reputation, production or process disturbance or threatens the continuity of the organization.
Emergency management and crisis management are inter-changeably used. therefore, We have developed this 5 days to train people to become a competent Commander
ICS 100 & 200, Introduction to The Incident Command System &Basic ICS for Initial Response
ICS 100 & 200, Introduction to The Incident Command System &Basic ICS for Initial Response
ICS 100 & 200, Introduction to The Incident Command System &Basic ICS for Initial Response
5 days course
At the end of the training the participants will have;
- Be able to demonstrate basic knowledge of incident command system
- Be familiar with the organizational principles and elements, positions and responsibilities, facilities and function and planning
- Be able to describe the ICS organization appropriate to a complexity of the incident
- Be able apply the principles of ICS to manage single resources and initial action incidents in the participants own field of responsibility
- Be able to experience commanding incidents
ICS 300, Intermediate Incident Command System for Expanding Incidents
ICS 100 & 200, Introduction to The Incident Command System &Basic ICS for Initial Response
ICS 100 & 200, Introduction to The Incident Command System &Basic ICS for Initial Response
3-5 days course
At the end of the training the participants will have;
- Be able to provide a structure for incident command that is tailored to deal with expanding incidents for the Petrochemical industries.
- Be able to implement Incident management process on a simulated expanding incident
- Be able to develop an incident action plan for a simulated incident
- Be able to show competency in the students focus area of responsibility in accordance with the principals of ICS