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RIIERR201E - Conduct Fire Team Operations

Develop the skills to respond safely, calmly and in line with workplace emergency procedures in fire emergencies

Duration
1 Day
Cost
$390
Delivery Mode
Accredited

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RIIERR201E - Conduct Fire Team Operations overview

The RIIERR201E Conduct fire team operations unit provides participants with the essential skills and knowledge required to operate as a member of a fire response team in emergency situations. This nationally recognised unit applies to workers in industries such as mining, industrial operations, infrastructure, high-risk environments, and remote or isolated locations where fire incidents may occur.

What you will learn:

  • Emergency Response Procedures: Develop a clear understanding of fire team roles, responsibilities, and the safe work practices required during a fire incident.
  • Hazard Identification & Risk Control: Learn to identify immediate hazards in fire environments and implement control measures to ensure team safety.
  • Firefighting Equipment: Master the practical use of specialist firefighting equipment through hands-on activities in realistic emergency scenarios.
  • Team Coordination: Practice effective communication and working under direction to ensure a coordinated and efficient team response.
  • Situational Awareness: Enhance your ability to maintain personal safety and awareness while following established fire response plans.

This course is suitable for workers who may be required to participate in fire team operations as part of their role. On completion, participants will be better equipped to contribute confidently to fire response activities, support emergency preparedness within their workplace, and operate in line with established emergency management procedures

• Age: Participants must be a minimum of 18 years old
• Unique Student Identifier (USI): A valid USI must be provided prior to course commencement
• Language, Literacy, Numeracy and Digital needs (LLND): must be assessed before commencing the course you are enrolled for. You need to be confident to interpret safety instructions, complete documentation and communicate directly and using radios
• Identification: Official Photo Identification will need to be presented on the day of your course

The RIIERR201E Conduct fire team operations unit is suitable for individuals who are required to respond to fire incidents as part of team to emergency incidents.

This course is ideal for:

  • Emergency response and site safety personnel
  • Supervisors, leading hands, and team leaders
  • Operators and technicians in mining and resources
  • Workers in processing, production, and infrastructure
  • Mining, construction, and utility workers who may be first on scene at a fire ignition point
  • Students new to high‑risk industries requiring firefighting and emergency‑response capability

Suitable for:

  • Individuals working in operation roles, generally working in teams that have responsibility for the outcome of others
  • Organisations seeking to ensure staff are trained and compliant with WHS and emergency response requirements in fire outbreaks

Completing the RIIERR201E Conduct fire team operations course provides participants with practical, site-ready capability for responding to fires in mining and civil environments.

Key benefits include:

  • Improved Safety Awareness: Learn to protect yourself and others in fighting and containment of fires with emphasis on teamwork and communication during emergency responses.
  • National Recognition: Gain a Statement of Attainment recognised under the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF).
  • Regulatory Compliance: Meet WHS, emergency response, and industry-specific safety requirements.
  • Practical Experience: Train with industry-standard equipment in realistic scenarios to build confidence and proficiency.
  • Career Progression: Enhance employability in roles that require firefighting team response
  • Emergency Readiness: Be prepared to respond effectively to incidents involving fire in mining, resources and construction operations

The RIIERR201E Conduct fire team operations unit support a range of operational, safety, and emergency‑focused roles across mining, resources, construction, and industrial environments where workers must be able to respond effectively to local emergencies and incidents.

Roles that this unit may be relevant to:

  • Emergency Response Officer
  • Emergency Services Team Member
  • Mine Rescue Technician
  • Health & Safety Advisor
  • WHS Coordinator
  • Site Supervisor / Leading Hand

Industry sectors where this unit may be relevant:

  • Mining and resources
  • Oil, gas, and petrochemical industries
  • Fire and emergency services
  • Construction and engineering
  • Infrastructure, manufacturing and processing plants
While this unit provides skills relevant to the roles listed above, completion does not guarantee employment or specific job placement.

On completing RIIERR201E Conduct fire team operations, students will be able to:

  • Prepare for fire team operations
  • Fight or contain fire
  • Complete fire team operations
  • Audit firefighting installations

This course includes the following nationally recognised unit(s) of competency:

 

  • RIIERR201E Conduct fire team operations is a standalone unit of competency, accredited under the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF).

It may be delivered individually or as part of a qualification.

Accredited courses that include this unit are:

Unit CodeUnit Name
RIIERR201E Conduct fire team operations
  • Participants will need sufficient English skills to interpret safety instructions, complete documentation and communicate during classroom and practical demonstrations and assessments.
  • A pre-course LLND assessment ensures you have the reading, writing, numeracy and communication skills needed to successfully complete the course.
  • Digital Literacy – you will require digital technology proficiency sufficient to use and navigate various forms of digital and electronic tools, platforms and technology to communicate and demonstrate understanding of course information and skills

There are no prerequisites for this unit

The following methods will be used to assess competency for RIIERR201E Conduct fire team operations

  • Assessor Checklists
  • Theoretical Assessments including short answer and multi-choice questions
  • Individual and team based practical and scenario assessments

The RIIERR201E Conduct fire team operations unit is a nationally recognised competency within the Resources and Infrastructure Training Package, accredited under the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF).

Successful participants will receive a Statement of Attainment for National Training Register – RIIERR201E Conduct fire team operations issued by an Australian Registered Training Organisation (RTO) upon demonstrating competency in all assessment requirements.

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and training materials will be provided on the day of your course

Our Forrestdale Training Facility has a compact kitchen area with an automated tea/coffee machine.

  • A fridge and microwave are provided for participants to store and heat their own snacks/meals.
  • A vending machine is stocked with quick snacks, healthy options and bottled/canned drinks.
  • Alternatively, there are a variety of food outlets and cafes close by. We recommend purchasing before your course starts as businesses may change advertised operating hours without notice.
Please bring your own water bottle – we have a cold-water unit for refills.

 

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and training materials will be provided on the day of your course.

All participants are required to wear:

  • Long pants
  • Long sleeved shirts
  • Steel cap safety boots
  • Prescription glasses if worn

We also encourage participants to dress accordingly for weather conditions and suggest the following items:

  • Hat
  • Sunglasses
  • Additional clothing to keep dry/warm if raining or windy

On the day of your course, you will be required to provide official photo identification on arrival at our Forrestdale Training Centre or other training locations.

  • Official photo identification includes Driver Licence, Passport or Australian State or Territory issued Photo Card.

Expired identification will not be accepted.

To safely participate in the practical assessments of RIIERR201E Conduct fire team operations, students must have sufficient physical capacity and fitness to perform essential fire‑team tasks safely and effectively. Practical activities may involve moving to incident locations, operating firefighting equipment, wearing PPE, and working in dynamic environments that require strength, stamina, coordination, and safe manual‑handling capability.

Students should be able to:  

  • Move safely to and within simulated fire environments, including navigating uneven surfaces and confined spaces.
  • Wear and operate personal protective equipment (PPE) for the duration of practical activities.
  • Handle and operate firefighting equipment, including carrying, positioning, and applying appliances as required.
  • Maintain physical endurance and situational awareness while working as part of a coordinated fire team.
  • We will capture training, demonstrations and assessment by taking photographs or video or sound recordings.
  • We will include in our enrollment package to you a photographic/media consent form which details the collection and use of your personal image in any way by Risk Management Training Solutions Pty Ltd (RMTS) for print and digital communications, publications, productions or presentations as well as for identification purposes and as evidence of participation and assessment activity.
  • Your completed consent form will be placed on file and retained by RMTS.  We will also advise you in this form on how you can withdraw your consent.
  • Delivered over 1 day.

Exact daily schedules—including start and finish times, break periods, and assessment windows—will be provided upon completion of enrolment, allowing us to tailor information to your specific training group and location.

RMTS trainers and assessors deliver a blend of supervised learning, theoretical assessment activities, and realistic scenario‑based training to ensure learners can confidently apply their skills in real‑world environments. Each training day is structured to balance knowledge development with hands‑on practice, including multiple opportunities to participate in realistic simulations and skill‑building exercises.

This course is delivered at a range of workplaces and training sites to provide realistic, industry-specific learning environments.  See our locations below:

  • Forrestdale office
  • On site
  • In your workplace/office

RMTS can deliver many of our courses at your nominated site or in your workplace.

Why send staff off‑site when RMTS can deliver high‑impact training right at your location?

Contact us to tailor a site-specific program and create a delivery plan built specifically for your operational needs.

Experience dynamic learning at Forrestdale, Perth with great facilities in a great location

The cost of the RIIERR201E Conduct fire team operations unit reflects the high level of industry expertise, resources, and workplace-based training provided.

TitleFee
Full Fee1 $390
Location Please request course fees for your workplace or onsite delivery
  • RMTS Fee Policy - Full fees are payable upfront to secure your enrolment
  • Corporate Bookings - We are able to provide an invoice upon receipt of your purchase order
  • Location - Fees displayed are applicable to training conducted at our Forrestdale Training Facility only

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