Course Overview
The Emergency Response & Rescue program is designed to equip participants with the essential knowledge, skills, and confidence to act swiftly and effectively during workplace emergencies. This course covers preparedness, risk assessment, communication, and safe rescue operations, ensuring participants can protect themselves and others during fires, chemical releases, natural disasters, or confined space incidents.
Qualification Details
| Qualification Title | Emergency Response & Rescue |
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| Total Credits | 10 |
| Guided Learning Hours | 100 |
| Qualification Time | 100 |
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Introduction to Emergency Response
Understanding the principles, objectives, and importance of emergency preparedness. -
Types of Workplace Emergencies
Identifying potential emergencies such as fires, explosions, chemical spills, and medical crises. -
Emergency Planning and Procedures
Developing and implementing effective emergency response plans within the workplace. -
Roles and Responsibilities of Emergency Responders
Defining team roles, coordination, and leadership during emergencies. -
Communication During Emergencies
Effective use of communication systems and protocols during rescue operations. -
Fire Safety and Evacuation
Fire prevention, alarm systems, and safe evacuation techniques. -
Rescue Techniques and Equipment
Proper use of rescue tools, personal protective equipment, and safe rescue methods. -
First Aid and Medical Response
Providing initial care to injured persons before medical professionals arrive. -
Incident Command and Coordination
Understanding command structure, teamwork, and decision-making during crises. -
Post-Emergency Review and Reporting
Conducting debriefings, evaluating response effectiveness, and improving future plans.
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Builds competence and confidence in managing emergencies
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Enhances coordination between workers and response teams
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Reduces risks of injury and property damage
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Improves compliance with safety and emergency regulations
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Prepares individuals for real-life rescue operations
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Emergency response teams and supervisors
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Fire wardens and safety officers
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Industrial workers and maintenance personnel
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Security and facility management staff
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Individuals involved in rescue or first response activities
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Type: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
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Total Questions: 40
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Passing Marks: 70%
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Mode: Online or Onsite Assessment
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Duration: 60 Minutes
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Certification: Certified Emergency Response and Rescue Specialist (C-ERRS) upon successful completion
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