Fire Safety in Residential Aged Care
Do you know what to do in the event of a fire at your workplace? Aged care providers have a duty to maintain quality care and services to residents during such a situation. This training module will help familiarise you with the basics you need to know!
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6 Units • 10 Questions
What you'll learn:
Understand the importance of fire safety in residential aged care.
Refresh and reinforce existing fire safety training.
Recognise ways to reduce the risk and spread of fires.
Understand the importance of an emergency response plan.
Who it's for:
All healthcare professionals and staff working in residential aged care.
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This resource is part of the Passport modules series
Ausmed Passport is available to employers so they can quickly validate an employee's core training requirements and get them caring for clients faster.
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Last updated23 Jun 2026
Published25 Mar 2022
Due for review29 Jun 2028
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