Emergency and Disaster Management

30 minutes 4 Enrolled 4.3 (4) All Levels

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$35.00
  • All Levels
  • 4
  • 30 minutes
  • September 17, 2025
  • Enrollment validity: Lifetime
  • Certificate of completion
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What's included

  • 30 Mins video
  • Certificate

Requirements

  • Students must complete the entire 30-minute video lesson to receive certification
  • Please keep a notepad ready to jot down emergency plan tips and checklist items
  • A short quiz will be presented during the video to reinforce key learning points
  • Ensure you have a quiet learning environment with minimal distractions
  • Access to headphones or speakers is recommended for clearer audio learning
  • After completion, review your organisation’s current emergency plans for comparison

Audience

  • Disability and aged care support workers
  • Team leaders, coordinators, and supervisors in community services
  • Educators and trainers in health, safety, and emergency preparedness
  • Staff in group homes, day programs, and supported living environments
  • Professionals responsible for WHS, NDIS compliance, or risk mitigation
  • Anyone looking to improve workplace safety and emergency readiness

What Will I Learn?

  • Understand the key principles of emergency and disaster management in Australian community and care settings
  • Identify different types of emergencies and the appropriate responses for each scenario
  • Learn how to stay calm and act effectively during fire, flood, heatwave, storm, or medical emergencies
  • Gain practical knowledge on how to support people with disabilities during emergency situations
  • Discover how to report incidents clearly and follow workplace safety protocols
  • Explore how to develop and implement individual and organisational emergency response plans
  • Build confidence in using emergency equipment and coordinating with emergency control organisations
  • Practice inclusive and accessible planning strategies for people with mobility, sensory, or communication needs
  • Improve your preparedness through realistic training, drills, and continuous improvement measures

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