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This essential program provides personnel across all operational levels with the strategic knowledge and practical tools required to effectively navigate workplace crises. Participants will master proactive hazard recognition, the mechanics of facility evacuation and shelter-in-place safety protocols, and the deployment of emergency equipment. Beyond physical compliance, the curriculum integrates practical emergency mindfulness and situational awareness techniques, equipping individuals to manage acute stress and make critical decisions under pressure. Designed to align with occupational health and safety standards, this course transforms passive emergency plans into an active, resilient culture of safety ready for any operational disruption.
COURSE CONTENT
Defining Workplace Crises & Triggers
Emergency Action Plans (EAP)
Evacuation Routes & Assembly Points
Shelter-in-Place & Lockdown Protocols
Alarm Systems & Critical Communications
Primary Roles: Wardens vs. Personnel
Hazard Recognition & Threat Assessment
High-Stress Mindfulness & Mental Clarity
Managing Panic Under Acute Pressure
Post-Incident Accountability & Roll Calls
Near Miss & Safety Observation Reporting
Scenario-Based Tabletop Drills
DURATION
60-90 minutes, with time for Q&A
CLASS SIZE
N/A
CERTIFICATION
GS&T certificate of attendance
(digital certificate issued upon successful completion)
Disclaimer: All 60–90 minute seminars, orientations, and lecture-based sessions provided by Gallagher Safety & Training (GS&T) are strictly for educational and general informational purposes. Attendance and the receipt of a GS&T Certificate of Attendance do not constitute formal medical certification, regulatory compliance approval, or qualification as an occupational first aid attendant. While these sessions cover safety concepts, protocols, and best practices, they do not replace standard certification courses, formal hazard assessments, or mandated provincial OHS training requirements. GS&T assumes no liability for workplace incidents, emergency plan failures, or individual actions taken during a live crisis.
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