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BCP Guidelines on Flooding July 3 - Inspection and Testing of Fire Hydrants, evaluate the
most strategic location of such hydrants to be used in case of
fire or emergencies.
Prevention Preparation
July 4 - Conduct inspection to ensure safe-worthiness of fire
fighting equipment on site and recommend replacement of
damaged equipment.
July 5 - Include all contractual employees in the DCM to
demonstrate proper use of personal protective equipment to
ensure zero occurrence of work-related incidents.
•Regulate cutting of trees and plant trees. •Accomplish BCP-F-51.1 -Storm, Typhoon & Flood July 6 - After Typhoon Damage Assessment, checking of
•Report illegal construction of fishponds and other Preparedness Equipments & Tools Checklist electrical equipment affected during typhoon.
establishments in waterways. •Accomplish BCP-F-51.2; Rainy Season
•Do not throw garbage in rivers.
July 7 - Control Valves of Electric-driven Fire Pumps must be in
Preparation Checklist their normal position (normally open/ normally closed).
•Avoid throwing anything like plastic wrappers
•Find out if your location is flood prone.
anywhere which may clog or block the drainage
•Know the community flood warning system.
system.
•Keep updated on weather condition.
•Help clean the neighborhood.
•Designate an evacuation area.
•Support community activities intended to lessen the
•Ensure EBT are aware of BCP performance procedure Sustainability Learning Series:
occurrence of floods.
on flooding.
•Formulate systematic emergency response,
•Have your 72 hour survival kit ready.
evacuation, and rescue plans.
•Inspect the basement and ground floors of buildings.
Refer to BCP-G-26 - Flooding.
Raise electronic equipment / material off the floor.
•Repair and restore waterproofing system
•Fill sandbags and stockpile at critical locations..
Performance
Post-Crisis