Emergency Planning and Evacuation

All Employers, building occupiers and building owners are legally required to provide a safe working environment for their staff, tenants and visitors.

Established emergency response and evacuation procedures are vital in protecting both the building and occupants. These procedures minimise the possibility of injury, death and any financial loss.

Non-compliance of Australia's strict building regulations for Emergency Planning and Evacuation procedures incur sever penalties.

Essential Planning and Accident Prevention

A practised and planned approach to an emergency is critical, with specific emergency response and evacuation procedures, control & co-ordination, signage and training firmly in place.

Remember that liability is not only on the employer but also the directors, managers, building owners and other stakeholders.

Healthcorp Emergency Services include:

Establishment of Warden Teams and emergency planning committees

Training in fire extinguisher identification and use

Developing Evacuation plans

Emergency response and Fire Warden training

Conducting regular "emergency drills" to ensure building managers and wardens remain alert to the dangers

Development of emergency procedures, manuals and building signage