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• Identify training needs depending on the roles and responsibilities
• Develop a training plan
• Conduct periodic training
10.3.4 Business Continuity and Contingency
Business continuity and contingency shall address:
• Identification of replacement and of supplies or facilities to ensure business continuity following an emergency
• Maintaining back-ups of critical information
10.3.5 Onsite Emergency Plan
Emergency in a site such as an industry, facility or construction location is called
onsite emergency. A major emergency in facility may cause injury, death, extensive
damage to property besides serious disruption to work inside, as well as outside, the
premises.
A typical table of content of onsite and offsite emergency plan is given in Boxes
10.1 and 10.2.
Box 10.1 Table of Content on Site Emergency Plan
1. Description of site
2. Hazard Vulnerability Analysis
3. Community Emergency Telephone Numbers
4. Emergency Water Supply
5. Emergency Electrical Power
6. Roles and Responsibilities
7. Evacuation Routes
8. Emergency Preparedness Evacuation
9. Emergency Preparedness Staff Training
10. Emergency Preparedness Plan Drills
11. Emergency Preparedness Plan Activation – Evaluation Form
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• Identify training needs depending on the roles and responsibilities
• Develop a training plan
• Conduct periodic training
10.3.4 Business Continuity and Contingency
Business continuity and contingency shall address:
• Identification of replacement and of supplies or facilities to ensure business continuity following an emergency
• Maintaining back-ups of critical information
10.3.5 Onsite Emergency Plan
Emergency in a site such as an industry, facility or construction location is called
onsite emergency. A major emergency in facility may cause injury, death, extensive
damage to property besides serious disruption to work inside, as well as outside, the
premises.
A typical table of content of onsite and offsite emergency plan is given in Boxes
10.1 and 10.2.
Box 10.1 Table of Content on Site Emergency Plan
1. Description of site
2. Hazard Vulnerability Analysis
3. Community Emergency Telephone Numbers
4. Emergency Water Supply
5. Emergency Electrical Power
6. Roles and Responsibilities
7. Evacuation Routes
8. Emergency Preparedness Evacuation
9. Emergency Preparedness Staff Training
10. Emergency Preparedness Plan Drills
11. Emergency Preparedness Plan Activation – Evaluation Form
(a) Annexures
10 Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Management