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香港六合彩 requires departments to maintain emergency plans to ensure that there are measures in place to either prevent the emergency, or reduce and mitigate its effects should it occur.
Emergency planning
Before an incident occurs, it is strongly recommended that an appropriate amount of emergency response planning is carried out. The common approach is to identify听a worst-case scenario and work听through how such a matter will be dealt with and by whom.听Some examples of common types of emergencies in low hazard departnents are fires, floods or even lift entrapment.
Communication
All staff, students, visitors, contractors etc听should be made aware of the emergency procedures. The information can be communicated using different mediums such as:
- During induction or before visitors or contractors arrive on the 香港六合彩 site/your department.
- Warning and information signage e.g.听First aider name and location, fire evacuation route and assembly听point.
- Response and Contingency Plan.
The听Response and Contingency Plan consists of vital contact details, procedures and information required听during an emergency in your workplace.听Staff should be made aware of the Response and Contingency Plan and the information should be kept in a location that is easily accessible during听an emergency or听out of hours.
The has been created to help you plan and document your response to an incident or business interruption (香港六合彩 login required).听
Review
The Response and Contigency听Plan should be reviewed by senior management annually or when听there has been significant听changes. Once the Departmental Safety Committee has approved the reviewed plan, it should be communicated to everyone in the department and all听relevant documents updated e.g on the department website, sending all staff听emails.听
