Course in Basic Wildfire Awareness
11318NAT
Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action in VIC offers Course in Basic Wildfire Awareness (11318NAT), a nationally recognised — qualification.
Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action
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Entry requirements and how you'll study
Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action offers Course in Basic Wildfire Awareness in VIC.
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Entry requirements
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About this course
Here is what the Course in Basic Wildfire Awareness qualification offered by Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action covers and who it is designed for.
The Course in Basic Wildfire Awareness is designed to prepare people to respond safely when they work in a support role supporting firefighters and emergency services workers at a wildfire or prescribed burn.
The course also plays a vital role in training people living in rural communities and people working for local services provided through local government about basic wildfire awareness.
The Course in Basic Wildfire Awareness is relevant for • non-firefighting personnel working under supervision in support roles at wildfires or prescribed burns • people who may encounter wildfires or prescribed burns in the course of their activities.
This course would be appropriate for people who provide support services at wildfires or at prescribed burns, such as media liaison personnel, wildlife carers, police, ambulance officers, state or territory emergency services personnel, first aid officers, utility company employees, camp-ground hosts, contractors, local council employees.
Where will it lead me?
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