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Appendix G - Emergency Management Plan
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INTRODUCTION Emergency events can occur at any 0me and can strike with li7le 0me to prepare. This leaves those who are not prepared for such events without the skills needed to protect the life, property and environment that they are responsible for. The owners and managers of the accommoda0on are dedicated to ensuring that their property is safe and enjoyable for all occupants who visit. It is important to understand that during a widespread emergency several emergency services may not be available, in the first instance, to assist with immediate resolu0on of an impact at our property, The development of robust Emergency and Evacua0on plans are vital to the safety of residents, staff and visitors. The Emergency and Evacua0on Plan has been developed to provide a structure and set of procedures for emergency management that is clearly outlined and func0onal. This Plan details the emergency contact details, triggers and ac0ons for high risks, and the equipment and procedures in place to deal with foreseeable emergency events. PURPOSE Evidence has proven that proper planning for emergencies has shown to: • Save lives / prevents injury / complies with Workplace Health and Safety regula0ons. • Reduce damage to property, plant and equipment. • Reduce the burden placed on local emergency service response agencies and their volunteers. In emergency situa0ons early ac0on is the key monitoring condi0ons via online sources and radio can save lives. Where possible cancelling accommoda0on bookings before guests arrive would be the first step to take and early vacates of exis0ng guests.
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