Evacuation Exercise Observation and Report

A group of five people, including a woman and four men, are descending an outdoor metal staircase attached to a brick building. One of the men is wearing a bright red emergency worker vest, and the others are dressed casually. Smoke is visible coming from the building in the background.

Sometimes it takes a fresh set of eyes to see between the smoke! With years of expertise and knowledge of emergency evacuations, why not have our knowledge at your fingertips at your next trial evacuation exercise or lockdown drill?

What’s included;

  • Briefing with your Emergency Control Organisation (EPC) - on the day

  • Scenario implementation

  • Observation

  • Debrief

  • Full written report

Evacuation Diagrams

Emergency evacuation diagram on a wall in a building next to a staircase and a window with trees outside.

Do you know where you are? Where your exits are? What type of fire extinguisher is in that cupboard?

We do, and can help map it out for you with diagrams that meet the Australian Standard (AS3745-2010)

Contact us today for a quote!

What’s included;

  • Site visit by one of our professional team (when needed)

  • A3 copies of your NEW and FULLY COMPLIANT evacuation diagrams

SIte specific emergency response procedures

A printed emergency procedures guide hanging on a wall with a wooden framing, in an office. The guide includes sections on fire, evacuation, first aid, and emergency contacts.

All workplaces are required to have site specific emergency response procedures - we find that this is where some are either too detailed and overly complex, or they just aren’t fit for purpose.

What’s included;

  • Review of existing procedures

  • NEW Emergency Procedures where required.

ANYTHING ELSE?

A woman sitting at a desk, talking on her phone with a worried or stressed expression, in an office setting with papers, a coffee mug, and a notepad on the desk.

Whether it be something simple or just a mind boggler, if it’s out of your realm of wisdom or just too time consuming for you, if it’s anything BUT an active emergency EMAIL US TODAY.

But remember in ALL emergency situations don’t hesitate to dial ‘000’