Emergency Plans NSW, Victoria QLD & SA

Having an Emergency Plan is a requirement for all workplaces to comply with Australian Standard 3745-2010 Planning for Emergencies in Facilities. Plans are essential for ensuring employees know how to respond and where to go during a workplace emergency.

An Emergency Plan is not just a legal obligation but a critical component of workplace safety. Here’s why it’s essential:

• Compliance: Ensure your facility meets AS 3745-2010 standards
• Clarity: Provide employees with clear instructions on preparing and managing an emergency.
• Preparedness: Reduce panic and confusion with documented procedures and assigned responsibilities

Every Emergency Plan is tailored to the unique needs of your facility and includes:

• Lists of Emergency Planning Committee (EPC) and Emergency Control Organisation (ECO) members.
• Contact information for key stakeholders and emergency personnel.
• Records of Emergency Training and Emergency Response Procedures.
• Specific response plans for potential scenarios such as:
  • • Flood Plans
    • Bushfire and Fire Plans
    • Bomb Threat Procedures
    • Hazardous Material Spill Procedures
• Review and Maintenance logs to ensure plans remain current.

Workplace Emergency Management provides end-to-end services, including:

• Assessing your facility to create tailored plans and procedures.
• Designing detailed diagrams and signage.
• Developing and maintaining Emergency Plans for a variety of industries:
  • • Childcare, healthcare, and aged care facilities.
    • Industrial, retail, multi-level, and residential premises.
• Storing all emergency documentation securely across three locations for quick access when needed.

Workplace Emergency Management consults with key stakeholders, building management, and Persons Conducting a Business or Undertaking (PCBU) to form the EPC. This committee is responsible for preparing the facility for emergencies by developing, implementing, and maintaining an Emergency Plan that complies with AS 3745-2010.

The Emergency Plan includes:

• Procedures for identifying and responding to emergencies.
• Egress and designated assembly points.
• Roles and responsibilities of fire wardens and other personnel.
• Locations of emergency equipment and how to use it.

We work with your EPC to ensure compliance, provide relevant training for the ECO and occupants, and maintain readiness through regular reviews and updates.

To stay compliant and prepared, Emergency Plans must be regularly reviewed and updated. This includes:

• Updating personnel lists and equipment requirements.
• Recording training and exercises conducted for ECO members and other staff.
• Inspecting, testing, and maintaining on-site emergency equipment.

Workplace Emergency Management stores all records securely across the nation, ensuring they are safe and accessible whenever needed.

We provide emergency plans for businesses nationwide, including:

• Emergency Plans Canberra
• Emergency Plans Darwin
• Emergency Plans Adelaide
• Emergency Plans Brisbane
• Emergency Plans Melbourne
• Emergency Plans Sydney
• Emergency Plans Hobart
• Emergency Plans Perth

No matter where you’re located, we’re ready to help you comply with AS 3745-2010 and keep your workplace safe.