Emergency plan
development, emergency response procedures, evacuation
diagrams, emergency procedures training, and
emergency response exercise program implementation are
just some of the services offered by Emergency Plan, a HENDRY Group
Company, either as individual components or as a complete
emergency planning compliance package designed to ensure
our clients fully meet their emergency planning obligations under
the Occupational Safety and Health Act 1984, the
Occupational Safety and Health Regulations 1996, and AS
3745 - 2010 Planning for emergencies in facilities.
The Occupational Safety and Health Act 1984 and the Occupational
Safety and Health Regulations 1996, requires the employer, main
contractor, self-
employed person or person having control of
the workplace or control of the access to or egress from a
workplace, to ensure:
In order for the person/s having control of the workplace or control of the access to or egress from a workplace to fulfil these legislative requirements, current 'best business practice' is to comply with the requirements of 'Australian Standard AS 3745 - 2010 Planning for emergencies in facilities'.
Emergency Plan assists clients to fulfil their statutory and common law 'duty of care' responsibilities through the development of emergency plans that document the emergency arrangements for a facility and detail preparedness, prevention and response activities and information pertaining to emergency roles, responsibilities, strategies and systems.
Emergency Plan liaises with facility owners, managers and emergency planning committees to develop and document site-specific Emergency Response Procedures required as a component of an emergency plan. The documented procedures are also used to formulate the scope of emergency response procedures training delivered to emergency control organisation members and occupants of a facility.
Emergency Plan produces workplace Evacuation Diagrams to display important information such as exits, portable fire fighting equipment, fire/communications panels, evacuation routes, assembly areas, emergency telephone numbers, and brief emergency instructions. Emergency Plan will utilise existing CAD information if it is available, or will undertake site measurements to develop appropriate evacuation diagrams as required by the Occupational Safety & Health Regulations 1996 and AS 3745.