Welcome to the Level 2 Australasian Inter-benefit Incident Management System (AIIMS) Training Course. This record included data concerning the substance of the course and the appraisal procedure.

What is the objective of this preparation?

The objective of this preparation is to furnish you with the learning and aptitudes to play out the part of an Incident Controller, Planning Officer, Logistics Officers furthermore, Operations Officer at a Level 2 Incident.

What is the foundation of this course?

AIIMS is an administration structure for crises and is possessed under copyright by the Australasian Fire Authorities Council (AFAC). The different arrive administration offices, fire administrations, State Emergency Services and numerous different associations use AIIMS for episode administration.

From 2002 to 2004, AIIMS experienced a two-year audit, which included an broad national overview and a point by point investigation of discoveries. The concurred modified framework is clarified in The Australasian Inter-benefit Incident Management System - A Management System for any Emergency, Third Release 2004, which shapes the foundation of the Two Day AIIMS Course.

Who is this course expected for?

The Level 2 AIIMS course has been produced for associations which have received or mean to embrace AIIMS and their staff who might be required to:

ƒ play out a part inside AIIMS or aid a help limit

ƒ be educated on its supporting standards and procedures.

What will I realize toward the finish of this course?

ƒ Please allude to a framework of the Units' Criteria inside the Assessment segment of this record.

What are the pre-essentials for this course?

There are no pre-necessities for this course.

What is the term of this course?

The evaluated term of this course is 40 hours or 5 working days.

What materials will I requirement for this course?

For this preparation, you will require:

Learning Manual

This Activity Workbook containing materials required by members who go to this preparation.
(These will be given to you on the main day of class).