Emergency Planning
Critical Steps to Responding to Emergencies, AS 3745 Amendment 2,
Impact of Combustible Cladding & Recommended changes for the Industry.
Following amendment 2 to the Australian Standard AS 3745, which was published in June 2018, Fire Protection Association Australia (FPA Australia) is excited to announce a new national seminar series on emergency planning.
This important seminar will provide detailed information in relation to the amendment made to AS 3745, as well as addressing how competent development of emergency plans and emergency/evacuation procedures help protect all occupants and visitors in facilities.
AS 3745 applies to buildings, structures or workplaces occupied by people, with the exception of Class 1a buildings as defined in the Building Code of Australia, unless that dwelling is also used as a workplace.
Full Day Seminar
8:15am - 4:30pm
6 CPD hours
Locations
| SA | 6 March | The Precinct Conference Centre | 40/46 W Thebarton Road, Thebarton 5031 |
| VIC | 20 March | Manningham Function Centre | 699 Doncaster Road, Doncaster 3108 |
| QLD | 26 March | Calamvale Hotel | 678 Compton Road, Calamvale 4116 |
| NSW | 27 March | Canada Bay Club | 4 William Street, Five Dock 2046 |
| ACT | 2 April | East Hotel | 69 Canberra Avenue, Kingston 2604 |
| WA | 5 April | Technology Park Conference Centre | 2 Brodie-Hall Drive, Bentley 6102 |
| TAS | 9 April | Tasmania Fire Service Cambridge Complex | 1040 Cambridge Road, Cambridge 7170 |
NT will be coordinated based on demand. Please register here to express your interest.
Why should you attend?
This event is targeted at those developing emergency plans and emergency/evacuation procedures and occupants and owners wanting to become more familiar with good practice.
It has been developed to:
- Provide an overview of the Amendment made to AS 3745
- What specific elements should be considered when your building has combustible external cladding?
- Highlight the importance of developing emergency plans and emergency/evacuation procedures
- Provide guidance regarding the steps associated with these plans and procedures, supported by AS 3745
- Workshop case study to improve comprehension of the plans and procedure methods based on a building with combustible cladding.
Who should attend?
- Building Owners and Managers
- Facilities Managers
- Emergency Response Providers/Consultants
- Fire Safety Officers
- Fire Safety Engineers
- Security Managers
- Police, Fire and State Emergency Services and other Emergency Service Workers
- State and Local Government Officials
- OH&S Responsible Personnel
- Emergency Planning Committee Members and practitioners
- Property Managers of buildings, workplaces and structures
- Chief Wardens and Emergency Planning Committee (ECO) Members
- Aged Care Facilities and Hospital Emergency Room Coordinators
- Municipal Emergency Response Planners
Cost
FPA Australia Members: $305.00 inc. GST
Non-Members: $395.00 inc. GST
Inclusions; Full day seminar registration including morning/afternoon tea and lunch.
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