Offices, shops, clinics and venues in Australia
An emergency plan for your office, shop or venue: procedures, evacuation, wardens, testing and training, as the WHS Regulations require. Free to read.
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The first draft is free to read. Each document after it is drafted from the same confirmed facts.
Modeled on: Safe Work Australia emergency plan template; AS 3745 Planning for emergencies in facilities
From public data
emergency procedures every workplace emergency plan must include: response, evacuation, notifying emergency services, medical help and communication
Source: Work Health and Safety Regulations 2011 (Cth), r 43
Questions
Yes. Under r 43 of the model WHS Regulations a business must prepare, maintain and implement an emergency plan for the workplace. It covers emergency procedures, testing of those procedures including how often, and information, training and instruction for workers.
Safe Work Australia publishes an emergency plan template with its guidance on emergency plans and procedures. It says the plan should be tailored to your workplace and reviewed.
No. Safe Work Australia says the model WHS laws apply in every jurisdiction except Victoria, which has its own OHS laws. Check WorkSafe Victoria's guidance for emergency procedures there.
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