Emergency Evacuation
Procedures

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This course has been developed to provide your staff with the basic knowledge and strategies to control and extinguish fires and assist in implementing safe working practices to reduce the risk to life and property.

Service Risk Australia is a registered training organisation with vast experience in the areas of emergency & evacuation management consulting

Work Health and Safety Regulations 2017 Divison 4 Section 43 requires that employers must ensure that an emergency plan is prepared for theworkplace and provides the following

(i) an effective response to an emergency the workplace
(ii) evacuation procedures and
(iii) notifying the emergency services organisation at the earliest opportunity and
(iv) medical treatment and assistance and
(v) effective communication between person authorised by the person conducting the business or undertaking to coordinate the emergency response and all persons at the workplace
(b) testing of the emergency procedures including frequencies of testing
(c) and instruction to relevant workers in relation to implementing the emergency procedures.

Service Risk Australia will not only ensure that your business complies with the Work Health and Safety Regulations 2017 but also comply with the Australian Standard 3745-2010 “Planning for emergencies in facilities”

Mitigate the risk to your staff and business through effective communication and training. Service risk Australia consultants will work with you to provide an effective and sound solution

Service Includes

  • Audit of premises (Risk Assessment)
  • Emergency procedure manuals
  • Staff training
  • Record keeping
  • Emergency drills
  • Bomb Threat procedures and strategies
  • Detailed reports on emergency drills
  • On going support

Is your business and staff prepared to handle an emergency within the workplace? No, then contact Service Risk Australia and our consultants will be arrange a time to review your emergency preparedness.