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Fire Fighting and ERT Training
(In-house Training Only)

HRD Corp Claimable Fire Fighting and Emergency Response Team (ERT) Training in Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Seremban and Melaka

Fire Fighting & ERT Training Malaysia | HRD Corp Claimable 

 

Effective fire safety and emergency response is important in protecting employees, reducing workplace risks and minimising the impact of fire-related incidents. A good fire safety  training provides employees with the knowledge and practical skills needed to respond effectively during an emergency. Organisations will improve their overall safety readiness and comply with workplace safety requirements.

 

Emagine Edu Consultancy (EEC) is a committed Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) training provider. Fire Fighting and Emergency Response Team (ERT) Training is one of our popular safety programs. Our training provides the participants with basic fire safety knowledge and practical emergency response skills so that participants know what to do before, during and after a fire emergency.

 

Our programs are designed to simulate the current practices in the workplace aligned with the relevant regulatory OSH requirements, while providing participants with practical knowledge that can be applied to different working environments  across various industries.

 

This one day FireFighting and Emergency Response Team (ERT) Training is designed to give participants a good grounding in fire prevention, fire safety and emergency response. Participants will learn about common fire hazards, fire prevention measures, types of fires, correct selection and use of fire extinguishers, emergency evacuation procedures and actions to be taken in the event of a fire emergency.

 

The program also includes hands-on practical activities and fire-fighting exercises, where participants can put into practice what they have learnt in a controlled environment. This practical approach builds confidence and prepares participants to respond more effectively in the event of a real emergency.

 

At the end of the training, participants will have a better understanding of fire safety principles and emergency response procedures. They will be better equipped to recognise potential fire hazards, take appropriate action in an emergency and help create a safer, more prepared workplace.
 

Who Should Attend This Training

 

This training is ideal for:

 

  • Safety Officers and Managers – Staff responsible for managing overall workplace safety, emergency plans and OSH compliance with regulations. 

  • Emergency Response Team (ERT) Members – Staff assigned to assist in emergency response, fire fighting and evacuation plans.

  • Facilities and Maintenance Personnel – Staff involved in building operations, maintenance, and workplace safety. 

  • Supervisors & Team Leaders – Employees responsible for supervising other employees and directing emergency response in the workplace

  • General Employees – Employees who would gain from greater awareness and preparedness when handling fire emergencies

Certifications 

 

Participants who successfully complete the training will receive a Certificate of Participation.

 

Availability of Training

 

Emagine Edu Consultancy offers in-house  Fire Fighting and Emergency Response Team (ERT) Training to organisations across Malaysia such as Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Negeri Sembilan, Melaka, Johor and Penang.

 

The program is fully HRD Corp claimable (subject to the employer’s eligibility and the prevailing HRD Corp terms and conditions)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

  1. Is this Fire Fighting and ERT Training HRD Corp claimable?
    Answer: Yes, this Fire Fighting and ERT Training is HRD Corp claimable under the SBL Khas Scheme.

     

  2. Do you offer in-house training or public training?
    Answer: We provide
    in-house training only tailored to meet the specific needs and requirements of clients.
     

  3. Is there a minimum number of attendees required for the Fire Fighting and ERT in-house training?
    Answer: Yes, we typically require a minimum of 5 participants, with a maximum of 20 participants for an optimal class size that ensures effective learning.

     

  4. What if I only have 1 or 2 employees interested in this training?
    Answer: If you have only 1 or 2 employees, you can either gather a minimum of 5 participants to arrange an in-house session or consider looking for public training options offered by other providers.

     

  5. What will participants learn in this training?
    Answer: Participants will learn both theoretical and practical aspects of fire safety and emergency response. The theory covers fire prevention, identification of hazards, and emergency procedures, while the practical session includes hands-on experience in using fire extinguishers and responding to fire emergencies.

     

  6. Can you customize the practical sessions to fit our specific workplace scenario?
    Answer: Yes, we can tailor the practical sessions to simulate scenarios relevant to your workplace, including conducting fire drills. This ensures participants gain applicable experience for their specific environment.

     

  7. Is this training suitable for those with no prior experience in fire safety?
    Answer: Yes, the training is suitable for beginners and provides comprehensive instruction on fire safety and emergency response.

     

  8. How long does the Fire Fighting and ERT training last?
    Answer: The course is a 1-day program that covers both theoretical knowledge and practical applications. A more comprehensive 2-day training can be arranged for groups of more than 25 participants.

     

  9. What will I receive upon completing the Fire Fighting and ERT training?
    Answer: Participants will receive a Certificate of Attendance upon successful completion of the course.

     

  10. I have more questions. How can I contact you?
    Answer: Feel free to reach out to us via 018-209 1168 or info@emagineedu.com.my, and we’ll be happy to assist you.

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Professional fire safety trainer explaining electrical fire safety during ERT training in Seremban.

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Experienced ERT trainer explaining fire risks and emergency preparedness in Seremban.

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Participants learning fire triangle fundamentals during fire safety training.

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Fire safety  trainer demonstrating emergency rescue techniques during ERT training in Seremban.

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Participants practising casualty lifting techniques during ERT training in Seremban.

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Practical casualty carrying demonstration during Emergency Response Team training in Seremban.

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Participants learning about workplace fire protection systems during fire safety training.

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Fire safety trainer guiding participants through practical fire hose usage during the  training in Seremban.

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Hands-on firefighting exercise with trainer guidance during ERT and fire safety training

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Successful completion of Fire Fighting and Emergency Response Team training in Seremban.

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Trainer conducting practical emergency preparedness briefing for employees in Seremban.

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Employees learning essential fire safety procedures during fire fighting and ERT training.

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Professional Fire Fighting and ERT trainer delivering safety training

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Professional fire safety trainer delivering fire safety and ERT classroom training in.

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Workplace fire safety equipment featured and used during Fire Fighting training in Seremban.

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Group photo after successful Fire Fighting and ERT training in Seremban.

Fire Safety Training and
Demonstration of Using Fire Extinguisher

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