Emergency Preparedness Planning
Service Description
A well-developed emergency plan can save lives and reduce the impact of unexpected events. Learn how to prepare for fires, earthquakes, medical emergencies, severe weather, hazardous material incidents, and other workplace emergencies and Fire Warden training Upon successful completion of this course, participants will be able to: Explain the purpose and key components of an effective Emergency Preparedness Plan (EPP). Identify workplace hazards and conduct emergency risk assessments. Develop emergency response procedures for fires, medical emergencies, earthquakes, hazardous material incidents, severe weather, utility failures, and other workplace emergencies. Establish emergency roles and responsibilities, including Fire Wardens, First Aid Attendants, and Incident Coordinators. Design evacuation procedures, assembly areas, accountability systems, and emergency communication plans. Develop procedures for assisting workers, visitors, and persons requiring additional assistance during emergencies. Plan, conduct, and evaluate emergency drills and exercises to test emergency preparedness. Understand employer and worker responsibilities under WorkSafeBC emergency preparedness requirements. Maintain and update emergency plans through regular reviews, training, and continuous improvement.
Upcoming Sessions
Cancellation Policy
Cancelation: Transferring or Canceling a Course and Requesting a Refund • Canceling courses: Participants can cancel for a full refund or transfer to a different course date at no additional cost if they notify My Host Training via email ( info@myhosttraining.com ) at a minimum of 72 hours before the course start date. Missed Deadlines for Cancellation or Transfer • If a student does not notify My Host Training within the required time frame for cancellation or transfer, they are not eligible for a refund and are responsible for the full course fee. Late Arrivals • Certification conditions require students to participate in the full class, students who arrive late may not be allowed to join the class due to the missed time and content. Late students are not eligible for a refund and are responsible for the full course fee. Absentees • Students who fail to attend the course without prior notification are considered no-shows. No-shows are not eligible for a refund and are responsible for the full course fee. Illness-Related Absences • If a student cannot attend a course due to illness, a doctor’s note may be required to allow for a course date transfer. My Host Training must be notified 24hours before the course begins for the transfer to be allowed. Course Cancellations by My Host Training • My Host Training reserves the right to cancel a course due to low enrollment or unexpected instructor emergencies. If a course is canceled, participants will be offered the option to reschedule at no additional cost or receive a full refund. Failed Course Completion • If a student is unsuccessful in a course, they may re-register for the same course on a new date at a discounted rate of 50% off the original fee, up to a maximum of $200 plus applicable taxes. This discount is valid for up to 3 months after the original course date. If the student is unsuccessful a second time, future registrations will be charged at the full price.
Contact Details
My Host Training, Bridgeport Road, Richmond, BC, Canada
info@myhosttraining.com