Course Features Of Basic Fire Fighting and Emergency Response Plan Training Malaysia
- ⌛ COURSE DURATION: 2 DAY(S)
- 👨🎓 NO. OF STUDENTS: 25 STUDENT(S)
- 🎖️ CERTIFICATION: YES
- 📁 TYPE OF TRAINING: BASIC
- 📍 LOCATION: IN-HOUSE
- 💻 SKILL LEVEL: BEGINNER
- 🗨️ LANGUAGE: ENGLISH + MALAY
- 🟠 HRD Corp Registered Course: YES
What Is Basic Fire Fighting and Emergency Response Plan Training Malaysia All About?
MySHEQA’s Basic Fire Fighting and Emergency Response Plan Training in Malaysia is a two-day in-house training programme designed to equip participants with essential knowledge and practical skills in workplace fire safety, fire fighting and emergency response preparedness.
The course helps participants understand the dangers of fire, the proper use of portable fire extinguishers and the safety procedures required during workplace fire emergencies.
In addition to basic fire fighting, this programme guides organisations in developing an Emergency Response Plan (ERP) suited to their workplace operations and potential emergency scenarios.
Participants will also gain an understanding of Emergency Response Team (ERT) responsibilities, emergency command structures, evacuation procedures and the application of Incident Command System (ICS) practices.
The programme is suitable for organisations seeking to improve fire emergency preparedness, establish effective emergency response procedures and strengthen workplace safety.
Why Is Basic Fire Fighting and Emergency Response Training Important?
Effective fire emergency preparedness is an important part of workplace occupational safety and health management.
Organisations need appropriate arrangements to prevent foreseeable emergencies, protect employees and coordinate a safe response when incidents occur.
Basic Fire Fighting and Emergency Response Plan Training helps organisations to:
- Improve employee awareness of workplace fire hazards and prevention measures
- Develop an understanding of appropriate initial fire fighting techniques.
- Promote the safe selection and handling of portable fire extinguishers.
- Strengthen emergency communication and evacuation procedures.
- Clarify the responsibilities of Emergency Response Team members.
- Support the development and implementation of workplace Emergency Response Plans.
- Improve coordination between employees, emergency coordinators and external emergency services.
- Identify opportunities for continuous improvement through emergency exercises and evaluations.
Course Objective Of Basic Fire Fighting and Emergency Response Plan Training Malaysia
- ▪️ Understand common workplace fire hazards and causes.
- ▪️ Identify appropriate portable fire extinguishers and understand their safe operation.
- ▪️ Demonstrate an understanding of basic fire fighting procedures.
- ▪️ Develop effective Emergency Response Plans according to workplace requirements.
- ▪️ Employees involved in routine fire safety procedures
- ▪️ Recognise the roles and responsibilities of Emergency Response Team members.
- ▪️ Understand emergency evacuation and response procedures.
- ▪️ The training is particularly relevant to organisations seeking to strengthen their emergency response capabilities and improve coordination during workplace fire emergencies.
Who Should Attend Basic Fire Fighting and Emergency Response Plan Training Malaysia?
- ▪️ Fire Team Members
- ▪️ Fire Wardens
- ▪️ Emergency Response Team (ERT) Members
- ▪️ Persons involved in fire routine procedures.
- ▪️ For all employees up to the supervisory level who are required to assist in the event of a fire emergency.
- ▪️ The training is particularly relevant to organisations seeking to strengthen their emergency response capabilities and improve coordination during workplace fire emergencies.
Basic Fire Fighting and Emergency Response Plan Training Malaysia
Module 1: Fire Safety Fundamentals
• Fire triangle and fire tetrahedron
• Common causes of workplace fires
• Fire classifications and hazards
• Fire prevention and safety measures
Module 2: Fire Fighting Equipment
• Types of portable fire extinguishers
• Selection of suitable extinguishing agents
• Fire extinguisher inspection and handling
• PASS technique
Module 3: Basic Fire Fighting Techniques
• Initial fire emergency response
• Safe fire fighting procedures
• Personal safety and evacuation
• Fire extinguisher practical demonstration
Module 4: Emergency Response Plan (ERP)
• Emergency identification and risk assessment
• ERP development and implementation
• Emergency communication procedures
• Evacuation routes and assembly points
Module 5: Emergency Response Team (ERT)
• ERT organisational structure
• Roles and responsibilities of ERT members
• Emergency coordination and communication
• ERT preparedness and response procedures
Module 6: Incident Command System (ICS)
• Introduction to Incident Command System
• Emergency command structure
• Chain of command and responsibilities
• Resource coordination during emergencies
Module 7: Fire Evacuation Procedures
• Emergency alarm and notification
• Evacuation routes and procedures
• Fire warden responsibilities
• Assembly point management and headcount
Module 8: Practical Exercises and Assessment
• Fire extinguisher handling exercises
• Emergency response scenario activities
• Fire evacuation simulation or drill
• Training evaluation and debriefing
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. What is Basic Fire Fighting Training?
Basic Fire Fighting Training is a workplace safety programme that introduces employees to fire hazards, fire prevention, fire classifications, portable fire extinguishers and safe initial fire response procedures.
The training helps participants understand how to raise the alarm, assess personal safety, evacuate appropriately and recognise the limitations of basic fire fighting.
2. What is Emergency Response Plan (ERP) Training?
Emergency Response Plan Training provides participants with an understanding of how organisations prepare for and respond to foreseeable workplace emergencies.
It covers emergency responsibilities, response procedures, communication arrangements, evacuation planning, emergency resources and coordination.
3. How long is MySHEQA’s Basic Fire Fighting and ERP Training?
MySHEQA’s Basic Fire Fighting and Emergency Response Plan Training is a two-day in-house training programme.
The programme combines fire safety fundamentals, basic fire fighting knowledge, emergency response planning and relevant practical learning activities.
4. Who should attend Basic Fire Fighting and ERP Training?
The training is suitable for Fire Wardens, Fire Team Members, Emergency Response Team members, Safety and Health Committee members, supervisors, OSH Coordinators and employees involved in workplace emergency preparedness.
5. Is Basic Fire Fighting Training mandatory in Malaysia?
Training requirements depend on the workplace, its hazards and applicable occupational safety and fire safety obligations.
Employers should assess the fire safety and emergency preparedness training required for their operations and ensure that designated personnel receive appropriate instruction and training.
6. What is the difference between Basic Fire Fighting Training and ERT Training?
Basic Fire Fighting Training focuses primarily on fire prevention, fire hazards, portable fire extinguishers and safe initial fire response.
Emergency Response Team Training generally covers broader emergency responsibilities, team coordination, communication, evacuation procedures and response arrangements.
MySHEQA’s combined Basic Fire Fighting and ERP Training introduces both fire fighting fundamentals and emergency response planning.
7. Does the course include practical fire fighting training?
The proposed course modules include fire extinguisher demonstrations and supervised practical activities.
The exact practical components should be confirmed with MySHEQA based on the training package, approved syllabus, venue suitability and safety requirements.
8. What is the role of an Emergency Response Team (ERT)?
An Emergency Response Team consists of designated personnel assigned specific responsibilities under an organisation’s emergency response arrangements.
Depending on their training and assigned roles, ERT members may support emergency communication, evacuation coordination, personnel accountability and liaison with emergency services.
9. What is an Emergency Response Plan?
An Emergency Response Plan is a documented arrangement describing how an organisation prepares for and responds to emergencies.
It may include emergency scenarios, response responsibilities, communication procedures, evacuation arrangements, emergency resources and coordination with external agencies.
10. Is Basic Fire Fighting and ERP Training HRD Corp claimable?
MySHEQA lists this programme as an HRD Corp registered course. Eligibility for funding or reimbursement depends on the employer’s eligibility, the programme and applicable HRD Corp requirements.
Employers are advised to confirm the current claim requirements with MySHEQA before submitting an application.
11. Can MySHEQA conduct Basic Fire Fighting Training at our workplace?
Yes. MySHEQA offers this programme as in-house training.
Organisations can contact MySHEQA to discuss the training location, participant requirements, proposed schedule and arrangements for any practical exercises.
12. How can we request a quotation for Basic Fire Fighting and ERP Training?
Organisations interested in the programme can submit an enquiry through MySHEQA’s Request for Quotation form.
Please provide your company details, preferred training location, proposed training dates and expected number of participants so the MySHEQA team can review your requirements.
