Fire or smoke
Explosion or Leakage of dangerous gases or fumes
Sabotage or bomb threat
Aircraft collision
Earthquake
Structural failure
Evacuation has different meanings according to the vulnerability of the premises concerned. In highly combustible buildings, evacuation may mean a complete evacuation of the whole premises on discovery of the fire. In cases where fire resistant construction has been employed correctly, it is quite often the case that the section involved in a fire is evacuated and all other personnel remain within their own sections without evacuating at all.
There are a number of emergency situations which might require evacuation of a building:
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Fire or smoke Explosion or Leakage of dangerous gases or fumes Sabotage or bomb threat Aircraft collision Earthquake Structural failure
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The emergency procedures are based upon fire, and only slight variations would apply in any of the other conditions.
| We specialize in what we believe to be the most important aspect of fire safety people protection. If your people have been trained in emergency procedures then they are more likely to make the right decisions when confronted with a crisis. Throughout our history we have operated with most major property companies and we have a wide range of experience in buildings of varying size and function. Our objective is to ensure that your building/premises are maintained in accordance with all relevant statutory and regulatory requirements and all recommendations in the appropriate Australian Standards. |
