Training is an essential part of emergency response. It could be unsafe and very problematic to not understand your role and how to perform some of the critical activities. We will look at all aspects of providing training, firstly for those in the E.C.O. and E.P.C. and secondly for visitors […]
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How Emergency Control Organisation are Making a Difference
Over the past few decades, the E.C.O. has become its own little emergency service. In reality, this organisation within a business and facility fills a very important void. Right from the time, an emergency starts until the emergency services arrive on the scene and beyond. Often assisting the emergency services […]
How the Emergency Planning Committee (EPC) Contribute to Safety
It is important that an emergency response procedure is developed for every identified emergency with a risk classification of high or above. The emergency planning committee is responsible for this activity. This doesn’t exclude preparations for other emergencies. If you think some other emergency may be likely in certain circumstances […]
6 Steps of Business Continuity Planning in Australia
Ask any business owner how difficult it is to run a business and they will most probably indicate that it’s very complex. Learning the steps and dealing with an ever-changing customer environment and other matters which all have the potential to be catastrophic. May send a given business to the […]
Identifying the Critical Risk Management Framework for Emergencies
The principles of risk management have been developing over many decades now. The value creation and protection of assets including the lives of employees has been one of the major achievements in terms of risk management and associated framework. Value creation comes from providing a mechanism for everyone who may […]
Specific Property Risk and Bushfire Risk Analysis Part 5
In the past few articles, we have looked at specific things a property owner can do to protect themselves against an approaching bushfire. Let’s now look at analysing our specific risks and what equipment and processes will work to mitigate or reduce that risk. How long are bushfire seasons […]
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