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  • Evacuation exercise observations

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

  • Scenario for exercise

  • Exercise initiated by

Evacuation observation

  • Start time

  • Did the ECO respond to alarm in a reasonable amount of time?

  • Did the ECO commence a search of their allocated areas?

  • Did the ECO commence evacuation without delay?

  • Did the ECO report the location of any refusals/ injuries or PEEP plans in place?

  • Did the ECO ensure occupants and visitors arrived safely at the assembly area?

  • Did the ECO show effective use of communication tools on site.<br> (eg WIP, EWIS used effectively)

  • Did the ECO ensure that the evacuation was conducted in accordance to the emergency response procedures of the facility?

  • Did the warden wear the correct warden identification so they could be identified?

  • Finish time

  • Has an EPC meeting been requested for the evacuation exercise?

Emergency Planning Committee meeting

  • Select date

  • Is the ECO adequately staffed to cope with an emergency? <br>Staffing levels should be consistent with the nature and risk of the site.

  • Are personnel appointed to all positions on the ECO, particularly the Chief Warden Group?

  • Has there been a change in the use or change to the layout of the building/ centre/ site, since the last Emergency Management Manual was produced? <br>Is the EMM current with the AS3745-2010

  • Is the evacuation diagrams current and displayed in a public place and other appropriate areas?

  • Are there any other matters or issues reported by the Emergency Planning Committee that may impact on life safety that requires attention?

  • Are there sufficient supplies of warden identification on hand?

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