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Quickfire Emergency Management Pty Ltd
Phone: +61 439 720 379
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24.01.2022 Good news Australians on the whole are heeding the advice of our Government and the rate of increase has dropped from 25% to 30% a day to 13% to 15%. Although it may be 2 weeks until the full extent of the self isolation recommendations will be seen. The Coronavirus Australia app allows users to navigate the latest advice and information about coronavirus. In addition to the new features, the Federal Government also detailed a $1.1 billion healthcare package.... https://www.abc.net.au//coronavirus-medicare-ment/12100028 Search "Coronavirus Australia" in the Apple App Store and on Google Play.#COVID19 #coronavirusaustralia #coronavirusau Stay healthy!
24.01.2022 Further information relating to COVID19 as released by the Department of Health to assist people in making an informed decision as to whether or not they choose to receive the vaccine. Residential aged care facility (RACF) workers and residents, GPs, other health professionals and people who regularly provide care and support visits or volunteer within RACFs will be among the first people who can choose to have the vaccine.
23.01.2022 Time to adjust!
22.01.2022 Happy New Year to all, especially to those still struggling through Covid19 restrictions and the fantastic frontline workers bearing the brunt. You are superheros and greatly appreciated!
22.01.2022 Keep washing your hands! Click on the link below for Symptom Checker.
21.01.2022 We have been busy! Our E-Learning programs have seen a massive spike in uptake through our QuickData Client Portal. Our Employees are flu vaccinated and COVID19 trained!... Consultants are back - training onsite with their COVIDSafe App switched to ON! Check us out at https://www.quickfire.net.au/
21.01.2022 Its been a requirement for some time to enter an aged care facility you require evidence of influenza immunisation. Lots of talk now about how the Covid vaccine will be rolled out and the restrictions around who, when, and how this will affect those visiting or working in the system. Hope it has smooth implementation for those of us involved in the industry.
19.01.2022 At Quickfire we are continuing our training where possible, whilst maintaining social distancing, group numbers and the correct infection control measures. Our Consultants have completed the Australian Government Infection Control e-learning and have had the Afluria Quad (up to date flu shot for 2020). Be assured we are taking all steps necessary to ensure the health and safety of both our employees and those of our clients. Guidelines for Training Attendees: Do not ...attend a training session if you are feeling unwell, have a fever, cough or difficulty breathing. Avoid touching eyes, nose and mouth areas. Covering your cough and sneezes with your elbow or tissue dispose of tissue immediately. Wash hands thoroughly with soap and/or alcohol-based hand rubs, prior to - during (as necessary) - and again after the training session. Maintain social distancing of at least 1 metre (3 feet) between yourself and others. Our Consultants will: not conduct a session if they are unwell or displaying symptoms; maintain good hygiene practices at all times; ensure social distancing is observed; ensure there is limited contact with attendees touching surfaces or sharing writing implements within the training environment; clean and sanitise frequently used objects within the training environment. Our priority is to ensure that both our Consultants and those attending our training sessions remain healthy and that our clients training needs continue to be met. Thank you for your support as we work together to stop the spread. www.quickfire.net.au
19.01.2022 Lets not rush back to "normal"! Be safe and contine practising social distancing, cough etiquette and hand hygiene. Stay safe
17.01.2022 Thinking of all our client's in the aged care sector their staff and residents at this time. We hope you are all hanging in there and managing these challenging times with a smile. "The best way to cheer yourself up is to try to cheer somebody else up." Mark Twain.
15.01.2022 As restrictions ease in Australia it is important not to underestimate the potential for further upheaval.
13.01.2022 Wishing all our clients, friends and families a safe, happy and enjoyable Christmas. We are taking a short break to refresh from the madness of 2020 and will be back on deck from 11th January 2021. Take care!
11.01.2022 We are now returning to deliver onsite training to our clients. Our Consultants are delighted to be back doing what they do best, delivering site specific emergency training. Tasmania in particular has done an outstanding job of dealing with the Covid19 pandemic, and as a small business we will continue with the processes we have adopted to manage health and safety. Remaining vigilant and practising hygiene and social distancing will be a permanent component of our business moving forward.
10.01.2022 At Quickfire we have taken the initiative in the fight against COVID-19. To assist our aged care sector clients we can now provide you with immunisation evidence along with other information by logging on to our QuickData Client Portal at www.quickfire.net.au Our staff have also downloaded the COVIDSafe app provided by the Government to ensure we can actively participate in the vitally important tracking and tracing element of controlling any outbreaks in our community.... Please feel free to like and share our page.
08.01.2022 NOVEL CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) COMMITMENT TO OUR CLIENTS Quickfire Emergency Management Pty Ltd are conscious of the heightened levels of concern for the health and wellbeing of our clients, their residents/patients and employees in the Aged and Health Care sectors, due to COVID-19 impacting the community. We have been closely monitoring the evolving situation and briefing our Consultants daily on all information and recommendations provided by the World Health Organisation, Ag...ed Care Quality & Safety Commission and the Chief Medical Office of Australia. As with previous influenza outbreaks within this sector, our Consultants will continue to be vigilant and value the basic standards of hygiene which include handwashing, avoiding close contact, coughing/sneezing etiquette, annually receive vaccinations relevant to influenza and indeed will not enter any facility or site should they present with any cold or flu like symptoms. Quickfire employees have also committed to a no overseas travel policy, commencing immediately - for an indefinite period of time - to further alleviate any concern amongst our client base. In addition, we will adhere to any infection control protocols that may be required of us in the delivery of our service to our clients. Please be assured that we are committed to doing all that is necessary to continue to responsibly provide our training services during this challenging time. Paul Terry MANAGING DIRECTOR
07.01.2022 We are back! Dont think we really stopped anyway Looking like an extremely busy first 6 months. Feb already full up with the return of so many of our wonderful healthcare clients who have done an amazing job during a truly challenging 2020.
06.01.2022 In this ever changing environment we continue to provide services to our clients. We are open for business! We have measures in place to ensure the optimal health and hygiene of our Consultants, QuickfireEM administration staff and Clients alike. We are all working within the social distancing rules. We are adapting to the situation and being flexible to ensure we can continue to provide all of our services. QuickfireEM Admin work from a home office environment with no c...ontact with the public. Our Trainers have not been overseas nor interstate during the outbreak of the virus earlier in the year. Please check out our website at www.quickfire.net.au. We have the ability to provide E-Learning packages to assist with compliance. This is proving a popular alternative to face to face training in these challenging times. Specifically for our clients in the aged and health care sector we are continually keeping up to date with all directions from the Department of Health and Australian Government. https://www.coronavirus.tas.gov.au/keepi/aged-care-visitors We are available by phone or email 24/7. We will all get through these troubling times. Stay healthy and safe.
04.01.2022 For those carers out there on the frontlines. Being appreciated is such a small thing that we can do for each other. It's impact though can be overwhelming!
