Emergency Management Plans

Be prepared before an emergency happens

An Emergency Management Plan provides a structured approach to preparing for and responding to emergencies.

MP Fire Pro develops practical Emergency Management Plans for businesses, workplaces, facilities and organisations across the Mornington Peninsula and Victoria.

Mornington Peninsula Fire Protection emergency management planning graphic with an emergency management plan binder, radio, fire extinguisher, hard hat, and evacuation assembly area floor plan

A Plan Should Work in the Real World

Mornington Peninsula Fire Protection Emergency management planning and training meeting with floor plans, evacuation symbols, and an emergency management plan checklist

An Emergency Management Plan shouldn't simply sit in a folder.

People need to understand what they are expected to do, who is responsible for what and how the organisation will respond when something goes wrong.

Our approach is to develop plans that are practical, clear and relevant to the individual site.

What should an Emergency Management Plan Address?

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Depending on the site and risk profile, an Emergency Management Plan may need consider:

  • Fire

  • Evacuation

  • Medical emergencies

  • Bomb threats

  • Suspicious packages

  • Hazardous materials

  • Gas leaks

  • Utility failures

  • Severe weather

  • Security incidents

  • Structural emergencies

  • Workplace incidents

  • Other site-specific emergencies

Your Site. Your Risks. Your Plan.

Every workplace is different.

We consider factors such as:

  • Building layout

  • Occupancy

  • People and staffing

  • Emergency exits

  • Fire protection systems

  • Emergency equipment

  • Assembly areas

  • Emergency contacts

  • Site-specific hazards

  • Existing procedures

  • Emergency response roles

Mornington Peninsula Fire Protection Fire warden training in a high-visibility vest leading people toward an emergency exit.

The result is a plan developed around your actual environment rather than a generic template.

Emergency Management Planning, AS 3745 & AS 4083

Australian Standard AS 3745, Planning for emergencies in facilities, provides a nationally recognised framework for emergency planning in facilities.

Australian Standard AS 4083, Planning for emergencies - health care facilities, is the Australian Standard governing emergency management for patient-care environments like hospitals and aged care homes

Whichever standard is applicable, Mornington Peninsula Fire Protection develop plans with the principles and requirements of relevant standards and legislation in mind.

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Mornington Peninsula Fire Protection provides emergency management planning services across the Mornington Peninsula and surrounding areas.