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Occupational Safety & Health

Fire Safety & Emergency Response (ERT)

Prepare employees and emergency-response teams to prevent fires, raise alarms and coordinate a safe first response and evacuation.

Course overview

Turn learning into workplace capability.

Prepare employees and emergency-response teams to prevent fires, raise alarms and coordinate a safe first response and evacuation. Participants work through realistic Malaysian workplace scenarios, guided practice and structured reflection so they can apply the learning immediately.

The programme combines concise instruction, guided discussion, practical exercises and an action plan. Examples can be tailored to your industry, policies and participant roles for in-house delivery.

By the end

Learning outcomes

  • Explain fire behaviour, classes and common workplace hazards.
  • Select appropriate prevention and first-response measures.
  • Perform assigned alarm, evacuation and accountability roles.
  • Participate safely in extinguisher and emergency-drill scenarios.

Practical curriculum

What participants will cover

A focused sequence designed for application, reflection and measurable next steps.

01

Fire Behaviour and Hazards

Explore fire behaviour and hazards through concise instruction, relevant examples and a guided Fire Safety & Emergency Response (ERT) workplace activity.

02

Fire Prevention

Explore fire prevention through concise instruction, relevant examples and a guided Fire Safety & Emergency Response (ERT) workplace activity.

03

Detection, Alarm and Communication

Explore detection, alarm and communication through concise instruction, relevant examples and a guided Fire Safety & Emergency Response (ERT) workplace activity.

04

Extinguisher Selection and Use

Explore extinguisher selection and use through concise instruction, relevant examples and a guided Fire Safety & Emergency Response (ERT) workplace activity.

05

Evacuation and ERT Roles

Explore evacuation and ert roles through concise instruction, relevant examples and a guided Fire Safety & Emergency Response (ERT) workplace activity.

06

Drills, Debrief and Improvement

Explore drills, debrief and improvement through concise instruction, relevant examples and a guided Fire Safety & Emergency Response (ERT) workplace activity.

Who should attend

ERT members, fire wardens, safety teams, supervisors and designated emergency personnel.

01

Public class
Join a scheduled small-group programme at our Petaling Jaya venue.

02

In-house team
Customise the examples, timing and exercises for your organisation.

03

Live online
Instructor-led virtual delivery with activities and real-time feedback.

Course questions

What organisations usually ask

Is Fire Safety & Emergency Response (ERT) HRD Corp claimable?

The programme can be proposed as HRD Corp claimable training, subject to the employer’s eligibility, current scheme rules, course registration and final approval.

Who should attend this course?

ERT members, fire wardens, safety teams, supervisors and designated emergency personnel.

How long is the course and how can it be delivered?

The standard duration is 2 days, including supervised practical activities. Delivery can be arranged face-to-face, live online or in-house for your team, subject to trainer availability.

Build a stronger team

Bring Fire Safety & Emergency Response (ERT) to your organisation.

Tell us your preferred dates, team size and learning priorities. We will prepare a tailored programme and quotation.

*HRD Corp claimability is subject to employer eligibility, current scheme rules, course registration and approval. Public fees are indicative until confirmed in writing. Certification pathways may carry additional requirements set by the relevant authority or awarding body.

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