Fire safety & first aid

Fire fighting: evacuation

Practical evacuation training: set up, carry out and evaluate an evacuation plan, with evacuation, carrying and lifting techniques, a blind walk, communication and role allocation in the event of fire.

Fire fighting: evacuation

Make sure you're gone… in the right direction!

WHAT DOES THIS PRACTICAL EVACUATION TRAINING COVER?

In the event of a fire, the employer's first and greatest concern is the safety of their staff.

Using an evacuation plan, we learn to evacuate the building quickly and safely.

The employer must organise an evacuation drill at least once a year!

In this course, we set up an evacuation plan correctly, carry it out and then evaluate it. And hopefully it goes wrong, because that's what you learn the most from!

THEORY

  • Safety and responsibilities
  • Risk analysis
  • Company-specific arrangements regarding fire and evacuation

PRACTICE

  • Protective equipment
  • Orientation during a blind walk
  • Evacuation techniques
  • Carrying and lifting techniques
  • Carrying out the evacuation plan in practice
    • Response to the emergency call, fire alarm or evacuation alarm
    • Structure, role allocation and communication during the evacuation
    • Signage and pictograms
    • Monitoring and feedback
  • Action plan for the future

NO WORDS, BUT ACTIONS!

  • Theoretical introduction (30%) with plenty of practical exercises (70%)
  • Every participant receives an official certificate

WHAT DOES THE LAW SAY?

In accordance with article I.2-21, the employer provides workers with the necessary training on the prevention measures referred to in this title. (Code, book III, title 3)
The employer ensures that the fire-fighting service has sufficient means to carry out its tasks fully and efficiently (Code, book III, title 3). The employer determines in particular: the specific training required to acquire these competences, taking into account the requirements set out in annex 1:
  • The training on intervention in the event of fire includes theoretical and practical elements, including practical exercises in the use of fire protection equipment according to intervention scenarios
  • The training on the evacuation of persons present includes theoretical elements and practical exercises relating to evacuation
  • Refresher courses relating to this training are organised on a regular basis

Frequently asked questions

How often must an evacuation drill take place?

The employer must organise an evacuation drill at least once a year.

What do you learn in the practical evacuation training?

Setting up, carrying out and evaluating an evacuation plan, with evacuation, carrying and lifting techniques, orientation and communication.

Do I receive a certificate?

Every participant receives an official certificate.

Open sessions or a tailored programme?

OPEN SESSIONS

Register someone for a scheduled session via the training calendar.

Training calendar

TAILORED

Let us design a programme built entirely around your own workplace.

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