Fire Safety and Emergency Evacuation
Recognise common fire hazards.
What you will learn
- Recognise common fire hazards.
- Explain detection and alarm actions.
- Follow a local evacuation strategy.
- Identify patient and equipment needs.
- Understand role and equipment limits.
- Contribute to drills and readiness.
Course content
6 lessons + final assessmentSelect a lesson to view its details.
01Prevention in imagingNot started
O1
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02Alarm and immediate actionNot started
O2
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03Evacuation strategyNot started
O3
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04Patients and equipmentNot started
O4
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05Role limitsNot started
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06Readiness and learningNot started
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18 questions · 30 minutes · Pass: 15 correct
Who this course is for
Fire prevention and local-response knowledge.
Prerequisite: No formal prerequisite; imaging workplace context is helpful.
Scope and professional boundaries
Fire prevention and local-response knowledge. Does not certify firefighting, extinguisher use, evacuation-chair operation, fire-risk assessment or command of a hospital evacuation.
References
- Home Office Fire safety risk assessment healthcare premises ↗
- OSHA Emergency preparedness and response getting started ↗
- Safe Work Australia Emergency plans and procedures ↗
- Occupational Health and Safety Act No 16 of 2025 ↗
- Occupational Health and Safety Amendment Act No 67 of 2026 ↗
- HPCZ National Healthcare Standards for Zambia Third edition February 2026 ↗
- HPCZ Ethical guidance ↗