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Self-Audit Templates for Emergency Management

Are you conducting self-audits for emergency preparedness on your mine site? 🚧🛑 Many ESO's aren’t aware that free, official self-audit templates & guides are available from DMIRS to help ensure compliance and improve emergency readiness. These...
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Nice work legend. I appreciate your hard work you’ve put into this.
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It's hard not to reflect back on my journey as I head back to town full time to spend more time with the kids. From ERT member to captain to ESO, I've met some amazing people. Thanks to everyone who backed me, trained me, trained with me, and that...
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🇺🇸👨🏻‍🚒 FDNY using BG4’s

This clip out of the USA of firefighters using BG4’s for high rise operations.
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Very interesting. Just out of curiosity does starter have a heat rating on the BG4’s I can’t remember if the top of my head.
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Strong Connections: A Key to Psychological Resilience

A great effort by the team—especially backing up so strongly after ANZAC Day, a time that reminds us of the enduring values of mateship, sacrifice, and resilience—during the Lead Emergency Teams (L.E.T) component on the training grounds. They...
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That’s the most important piece of equipment
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COMING SOON!..

One of our projects - 101 Rescue Scenarios, Mines Emergency Response - 2025 Edition, is in the final stages and will be released shortly. This has been nearly two years in the making with consultation from our industrial rescue industry and...
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What are thoughts?

For better and worse, here’s some facts and observations about your industrial rescue industry… 1. On average ERT members only receive approximately 12 days of skills training per year once fully qualified. 2. Most ERT members don’t have their...
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What are thoughts?

For better and worse, here’s some facts and observations about your industrial rescue industry… 1. On average ERT members only receive approximately 12 days of skills training per year once fully qualified. 2. Most ERT members don’t have their...
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@JesseMcNeilly a great discussion point mate and an Issue I believe also across all sites. The team are always struggling to get released for training and if they miss one month of a specific discipline they may not touch that still set for 12 months. It's a great question to ask and every sitr should be asking themselves how are we demonstrating competence. Not just attendance. I think mock exercises are great, unfortunately though don't happen enough and when they do everyone usually gets tipped off about them so it's not a true test of your systems. A very interesting g topic mate and would be great to see what others are thinking and ideas to move forward. Can we run quick frequent mor inf sessions, just mike half an hour to do a hose drill, or build a pullet system? Can we have something along the lines of a CDp line the medical staff do?