Site Incident Response Training

Are you prepared for this?

What do you do when your worst nightmare happens?

It is an OHS requirement that all hazardous/Ammonia plants conform to specific legislation. As an employer, the OHS Act requires you to make your staff aware of the inherent dangers located on the site and train them on how to deal with an incident should one arise. Whilst all sites are required to have an on-site emergency plan, MHI sites must have an on-site emergency plan as required by SANS 1514:2018 ensuring that the staff is conversant with the procedures to adopt. All members of the on-site response team are to undertake a yearly practice exercise. All of your 5 emergency response teams must be prepared for any eventuality, it will be too late when it happens.

This is a very practical training course of either 2-day, 1-day or half day duration. Depending on staff involvement in an incident it highlights the events that can quickly escalate, shows solutions and trains your staff on how to use your Site Emergency Plan. It is essential that all site incident response team members prepare themselves for when the real thing takes place.

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  This very practical training course will highlight the events that can occur in an incident, put solutions in place, and assist with drawing up the site emergency plan. The course includes the following:

  History of ammonia - why we use it

  Ammonia characteristics & the environment

  First Aid

  Training - why this must be ongoing

  Ammonia detection what does it do?

  Site issues - Past & present with your plant

  Preparing for an incident

  Past incidents - scale & impact

  Emergency response procedures

  What about when it happens to you?

  What procedures are going to kick in?

  After an incident what have you learned?

  Schedule annually.

  Who should attend?

  The site response team consisting of middle management, ammonia emergency response team, first aiders, firefighting team, and Health & Safety reps.