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Hutchinson Builders – ABN:52 009 778 330
Work Health & Safety Management Plan
Appendix 8 – Emergency Response Plan
Version: 9.1
h. If escaping through a smoke-filled area, keep close to the floor (where there is most
oxygen) and do not move too quickly.
i. If trapped, go to an outer room where the door can be shut and try to escape via a
window or attract attention from a window.
j. Once clear of the building report to your foreman / leading hand or safety officer at the
evacuation areas.
4. Depending on the size of the project emergency response drills shall be carried out (refer to Project
Risk Assessment “Fire Protection on Site”) and reviewed to ensure the plan is adequate if needed,
and this to be instigated by the site management team and safety committee – review and amend
as required the Fire/Emergency Control Structure Procedure in this section and provide training
to the members of the Control Structure.
5. Members of the ECS are to plan the location and accessibility of emergency equipment to ensure
they are adequate and are maintained through the course of the project – refer Project Risk
Assessment “Fire Protection on Site”.
6. For an electrocution emergency:
a. Person first on the scene, notify site foreman/ first aid officer – check power has tripped
or is isolated – if isolated – assess condition of patient – if capable needs to be assessed
by a doctor immediately. If not capable – call 000 – implement first aid procedures.
b. If the power has not tripped and can’t be isolated – call 000 – contact site electrician - use
a piece of timber or a non-conductive piece of material to move the patient away from
the power source – DO NOT TOUCH the patient – when clear of danger implement first
aid procedures.
Emergency access for Emergency Services
1. Buildings up to 12 metres in height;
- Carry out a site assessment and provide either / or of the following controls;
- Maintain clear vehicle access for ambulance and emergency services vehicles at all times as
required.
- Maintain internal stair access to one level below the formwork deck if possible.
- Provide standard scaffold stair tower capable of accessing the top live deck.
- Crane on site full time – emergency man box (where access is difficult to retrieve injured
worker).
2. Buildings over 12 metres in height;
- Carry out a site assessment and provide either / or of the following controls;
- Maintain clear vehicle access for ambulance and emergency service vehicles at all times as
required.
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