Breathing Apparatus For Emergencies

BREATHING APPARATUS FOR GENERAL EMERGENCIES

Ensuring you and your team are confident in emergency situations when working with breathing apparatus equipment.

This course is for workers that need to undertake emergency rescues while wearing Breathing Apparatus (CABA). This includes emergency response groups and on-site firefighting crews required to act prior to additional support arriving. The course considers work in non-respirable environments such as ammonia, wastewater, limited fire attack and other hazardous situations.

Our training builds confidence and provides participants with the knowledge and skill to safely use the equipment.

Participants will:

• Learn the physiology of respiration,
• See different types of apparatus, how these function and safe working procedures.
• Experience simulations for rescue situations. These may involve evaluation of hazards and risks, search protocols, victim assessment, extraction techniques, effective decision making, and the teamwork required for a rescue.
• Airline.

We can tailor a course to meet the needs and requirements of your workplace.

This course covers use of CABA for limited fire attack.

NZQA UNITS

3272:  Wear and operate compressed air breathing apparatus in general emergencies (emergency responders only)
25044: Wear and operate compressed air breathing apparatus CABA in the workplace

DURATION

Two Days

PRICE

Scheduled course: $750.00 + gst per person
Group Booking: $5,290.00 + gst + disbursements and Machinery

To find out more and to book this course (at our site or yours) please email us or call us on +64 7 886 5669.

ATTENDEE NUMBERS

Maximum of 8

ENTRY CRITERIA

All course participants must be clean shaven. This is a standard to ensure there is a seal between the user’s face and the CABA mask.

All participants must complete a declaration of fitness prior to attending. We will provide course nominees with a pre-course questionnaire for this purpose. Where there is concern for a participant’s health and safety, we may request a full medical assessment.