EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN

The purpose of planning an emergency response plan are to deal with initial
response and immediate physical effects towards living person or property when
any disaster occur. It contains guidelines and procedures to ensure safety, health
and welfare when there is any disruptive or harmful event that endangered the
organization. The emergency response plan is always parallel with the business
continuity plan. This is important to ensure an efficient recovery of essential
business operation. Example of emergency events are explosion, chemical spill,
fire, loss of power and damage to building due to natural disaster or failure in
production line.

POTENTIAL EMERGENCIES (Based

on Hazard Assessment

EMERGENCY PROCEDURES

LOCATION OF EMERGENCY
EQUIPMENT

The following are identified potential emergencies:

In the event of an emergency (type or general)

occurring within or affecting the work
site, the (designated person)
makes the following decisions and ensures the appropriate key
steps are taken:

Emergency equipment is located at:

Fire Alarm:
Fire Extinguisher:
Fire Hose:
Panic Alarm Button:
Other

WORKERS TRAINED IN THE USE

OF EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT

(List of names of workers trained)

EMERGENCY RESPONSE
TRAINING REQUIREMENTS

1.
2.
3.
4.
Type of Training

Frequency

LOCATION AND USE OF

EMERGENCY FACILITIES

The nearest emergency services are located:

Fire station:
Ambulance:
Police:
Hospital:
Other: