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PROCEDURE
ESP 1
Training
Training is essential to ensure that everyone knows what to do when there is an emergency, or disruption
of business operations. Everyone needs training to become familiar with protective actions for life safety. Review
protective actions for life safety and conduct evacuation drills as required by local regulations. Sheltering and
lockdown drills should also be conducted. Employees should receive training to become familiar with safety,
building security, information security and other loss prevention programs.
Members of emergency response, business continuity and crisis communications teams should be trained
so they are familiar with their role and responsibilities as defined within the plans . Leaders should receive a
higher level of training, including incident command system training, so they can lead their teams and
training requirements. Records documenting the scope of training, participants, instructor, and duration
should be maintained.
If emergency response team members administer first aid, CPR they should receive training 'to obtain and
maintain those certifications. if employees use portable fire extinguishers, fire hoses or other firefighting
equipment, they should be trained in accordance with the applicable OSHA regulation. If employees respond to
hazardous materials spills, they also require training.
All employees • Protective actions for life safety (evacuation, shelter, shelter-in place,
lockdown)
• Safety, security, and loss prevention programs
Establish
Hazardous zone
Contain Contain
Recover Hazard Contact
&
Where emergency
restore. Secure immediate
possible. services as
required.
Provide assistance
Evacuate personal- to personnel
• To upwind position involved.
• A safe distance
away from source
• Apply first aid Investigate incident.
where required.
Take preventive
Assist HAS with Investigation action to avoid re-
occurrence.
Considerations:
• Assess the situation.
• Do not risk injury or life.
• Contain where possible.
• Do not risk cross contamination.
ESP 3
MEDICAL EMERGENCY
Yes
No
Contact
Ambulance
Dispatch persons
to contact first aid Contact health and
attendants and safety advisor.
Considerations:
EARTHQUAKE
Contact
Provide first When safe to do so, check for health & Conduct
aid to injured injured personnel, damage to safety damage
personnel. structures and equipment. advisor assessment.
ASAP.
Considerations:
BOMB THREAT
Don’t hang-up.
Contact health Contact
and safety emergency
Listen carefully-fill in advisor ASAP. services.
the bomb threat
checklist.
Considerations:
FIRE
Attempt to extinguish
Fire alarm activated Fire discovered the fire if safe to do so
Considerations:
• Be calm
• Only attempt firefighting if safe to do so.