Emergency Evacuation Procedures (ERP)

Emergency Evacuation Procedures (ERP)

Is Your Business AS 3745-2010 Compliant? Remember that there may be a  legal requirement under the model Work Health and Safety (WHS) Regulations. Our emergency procedures refer to the Australian Standard AS 3745-2010 which is a well- known benchmark for planning for emergencies in facilities. *Our low cost emergency procedures are suitable for small to medium sized businesses.

What You Get

Lower cost comprehensive emergency management tailored to your facility to include:

• Facility Risk Assessment: We will firstly conduct an initial workplace fire risk inspection looking for potential fire risks, chemical spillage potential and other identified risks. You will receive a written report from our Assessor who has a background in the Fire and Emergency Services.
• Development of Draft Version of your Emergency Evacuation Procedures documenting step-by-step emergency response including roles of the Emergency Control Organisation, use of fire panels (if available) and response to likely emergencies. You will receive an electronic draft copy that allows you to add additional information as required. A final ERP will be forward electronically in both word and PDF versions to allow your facility to print out as many ERP manuals as required. We can provide professionally printed manuals at additional cost.
• Emergency Control Organisation (ECO): It is crucial that your facility appoints Chief Wardens, Wardens and First Aiders.
  Skills Force Australia is a Registered Training Organisation and we can provide your team with face to face nationally accredited training.
• Workplace Emergency Wall Diagrams to AS 3745-2010 We can organise facility Emergency Wall Diagrams that include exit routes, emergency resources and the "You Are Here" indicator.

Protect your Staff, property and reputation with Skills Force Australia’s low cost emergency evacuation procedures. Simply contact us by email to commence the revision or development of your workplace emergency evacuation procedures at [email protected]