Emergency Planning
Emergency planning is an essential part of managing your business, services or organisation. Besides the legal requirements to have plans in place in the event of serious or imminent danger, the financial losses that can accrue from not having adequate plans in place have on numerous occasions caused business and organisations to fail to recover.
With vast experience drawn for working in emergency response services, involvement with emergency planning of large scale events, such as London 2012, drawing up plans to follow local requirements such as LESLP, Salvus can assist you to prepare and implement your emergency plans.
On Site Personnel to assist your Team
We can also provide a range of management and supervisory levels on site for events that can co-ordinate with Bronze and Silver Commanders from the emergency services or ‘on the ground’ managers who can provide advice and guidance to your management team.
We can test your emergency planning arrangements by undertaking both table top and ‘on site’ emergency evacuation utilising a wide range of appropriate scenarios. Again we have a wide experience of this, for example working with Metronet following the 7/7 bombings in London.
Personal Emergency Evacuation Plans
We have also been involved in devising and assisting to devise, Personal Emergency Evacuation Plans (PEEP’s) to ensure that you are able to assist those persons on your premises, site or attending your event to evacuate safely.
So if you are looking to test, enhance or prepare emergency plans Salvus will provide you with services to meet your needs.
Emergency Planning
For further information regarding our range of Emergency Planning services please contact us
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