Evacuation Chair In-House Training

Description

Evacuation Chair Training Course

The Evacuation Chair (Evac Chair) Training Course provides the necessary information and training so that you and your organisation can comply with the Disabled Discrimination Act 2005 and Equality Act 2010, (as amended).

Who Is This Training Course For?

The Evacuation Chair Training course is aimed at all employees who may be required to assist anybody that may benefit from the use of an evac chair during an evacuation procedure.

Objectives

To learn how to use the evac chair safely. The course will also lead your staff to have a better understanding of the fire regulations affecting mobility-impaired people along with the issues affecting those with mobility impairment.

Evac Chair Training Course Syllabus

Legislation relating to fire evacuation strategies    
Introduction to Emergency Evacuation Plans
Video on the safe use of the Evac Chair
Theory on the use of the Evac Chair
Practical use of the Evac Chair
Limitations of use and safety considerations
Returning to the building when safe
Management of the Evac Chair

Course Benefits

The emphasis throughout is to make this short course as enjoyable as possible, so your staff pay attention and gain the knowledge required to use the evac chair with confidence should the need arise. This method is an excellent way to show your staff how to safely use the evac chair in a high impact short course. Your staff will have a better understanding of fire regulations affecting mobility-impaired people and the issues affecting those with mobility impairment.
Conformance

Under the Disabled Discrimination Act 2005 and Equality Act 2010 it is unlawful to discriminate against any person with regard to any disability they may have. This includes the evacuation of your premises in the event of a fire. Being left behind in a building whilst other colleagues are leaving is not only unsafe, but is a clear breach of legislation which could result in legal action being taken against you. Correct procedures must be in place in the event of an incident and these procedures need to be learnt and practiced by anybody responsible for evacuating a building using evacuation equipment.

The course is certificated and enables you or your organisation to conform with the Disabled Discrimination Act 2005 and Equality Act 2010 (as amended).

Prices start from as little as £200 for up to 12 members of staff trained over one course.