Introduction
Emergencies and crises are a part of life and can impact the workplace in many forms including heatwaves, fire, flood, criminal activity, equipment failure, hazardous material release, failure of utility services, medical and public health emergencies. Emergency events can introduce hazardous situations not normally encountered in day to day operations. Comprehensive emergency management training, plans and response procedures tailored to your workplace and industry ensures your organisation and staff are prepared for and can respond to emergencies. Implementing the necessary training, knowledge, instructions, command and control framework, resourcing and equipment ensures your organisation can respond effectively and recover afterwards.
Emergency Management Plans Are Mandatory in Australian Workplaces
Implementing and maintaining emergency management plans and procedures in your workplace reduces risk exposure and improves business continuity. Failure to plan for foreseeable emergencies is a failure in your duty of care and can result in heavy penalties.
Working with small businesses through to large organisations at facility, organisational and precinct level throughout Sydney, Adelaide, Perth and Australia-wide. Aurata Safety takes a proactive, all hazards approach to deliver emergency management services and training tailored to a variety of sectors. With operational expertise across the healthcare, emergency services, defence, maritime, resource, utilities and construction industries, our multidisciplinary team can provide guidance, direction and practical solutions. Aurata are experts in assessing and mitigating risk and will formulate effective emergency management plans and procedures to achieve regulatory compliance. Aurata Safety will prepare your organisation and workforce for potential emergencies, crises and their consequences.
Preserving Safety and Productivity
Emergencies and crises have the potential to impact the health and safety of people. Emergencies can damage organisational reputation and impact productivity, operations and the environment. Establishing, planning, implementing and maintaining effective emergency management plans and response procedures ensures organisations have the necessary tools, training, resourcing and equipment to reduce the impact of negative consequences, as far as practicable which ensure business continuity. Ongoing exercising and testing of emergency management plans and associated procedures, resources and equipment is essential to ensure effective, timely response and management of an emergency or crisis.
