GetOutAlive Pty Ltd, Fire Safety Training

Fire Doors, as per the sign. It’s a boundary, managers don’t condone the practice of propping them open.

Civeo’s Waratah Village today in Blackwater, Rosewood Village yesterday went very well. 5.30pm flight out of Emerald this afternoon.

Another busy week comes to an end, 12 x training sessions and 2 x site evacuation exercises, thank you to
Queensland Bulk Terminals
XL Service Bodies
Inghams Enterprises
Trader Dukes Saloon
Double One 3 apartments
ITI timber
Storage Choice

Have a great weekend everyone

Nice training location, rooftop BBQ and garden area, in Tenerife Brisbane. 3rd year here, will conclude with a site evacuation, 7 residential floors. Not everyone will be happy.

We are on holiday for the next 4 weeks, lined up ready to board the ferry to Tasmania, however feel free to contact me should you have any training inquiries. Have a great upcoming weekend. Graham and Nicki

One very busy week of training next week, 14 sessions in total.

Today marks the 25th anniversary of GetOutAlive Fire Safety Training starting as a business. Without the continued support from my wife Nicki it just wouldn’t have happened. With our first new car a Holden Rodeo dual cab and a hand full of customers, the will to succeed and a lot of hard work we made a real go of it. Highs and lows like all businesses but we stayed on track. Many 1000’s of training sessions from WA, Sydney to Cairns, Mt Isa to Roma and many places in between. Met so many fantastic people along the way. I love my work , I’m extremely lucky to be able to do what I do. Thank you to all our many valued clients, Cheers

Today the 23rd June marks the 25th anniversary of the horrific Childers Backpackers Fire, tragically 15 people lost their lives.

Off to work, for Sealink on Russell Island

A huge thank you to the management and staff of long term client Corinthian Doors in Archerfield. 8 training sessions conducted over the past 2 days. It’s always a pleasure to be on site. Great coffee also….
See you next year

Farewell Karratha, until next time.