Emergency Preparedness & Drills
Simple, practised plans for fire, spills, medical events and critical incidents — with clear roles, routes and records that stand up to audits.
- Fire & Evacuation
- Chemical Spills
- First Aid
- Critical Incidents
- Logs & Debriefs
- Briefings & Roles
Well‑rehearsed beats well‑written
We create clear, site-specific emergency plans — then practice them. From evacuation routes to spill response, we make sure people know their roles and evidence is captured for insurers, clients and regulators.
What we deliver
- Emergency plans, routes and assembly points
- Role cards (Fire Wardens, First Aiders, Incident Leads)
- Drill schedules and checklists
- Attendance & debrief forms with actions
- Alert & communication procedures
Outcomes you get
- Faster, safer evacuations and responses
- Confident wardens and trained staff
- Audit-ready logs and close‑out actions
- Stronger culture of readiness and care
How it works
Assess
Map hazards, routes, critical equipment and vulnerable persons.
Plan
Draft emergency plan, roles, contact trees and communication steps.
Drill
Run drills (fire, spill, medical); record attendance, timings and issues.
Improve
Debrief, assign actions and update plans; schedule the next drill.
Sectors & Use Cases
Healthcare
Evacuation in care areas, oxygen risks, code responses.
Food & Hospitality
Kitchen fires, chemical spills, night-shift evacuations.
Construction
Hot works, confined spaces, muster points on changing sites.
Offices & SMEs
Disabled refuge, visitor control, severe weather continuity.
FAQs
How often should we run fire drills?
At least annually for most premises; high-risk or complex sites may need more frequent drills or scenario testing.
Can drills be unannounced?
Yes — unannounced drills test real readiness, but should be risk‑assessed and communicated to key leads.
Do you provide templates and logs?
We supply plans, role cards, debrief forms, attendance sheets and action logs for audit evidence.
Do you cover chemical spill response?
Yes — including spill kits, PPE, containment, disposal and post‑incident reporting.
What about business continuity?
We can integrate continuity steps (contacts, backups, alternate work locations) into your emergency plan.
Note: Information provided is guidance only and not legal advice.
Want confident, audit‑ready drills?
We’ll design your plan, run realistic drills and capture evidence.
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