Regulatory Requirements Definitions Responsibilities Orientation of Workers Emergency Warden Orientation and Training Requirements for Supervisors Supervising Rescue Operations Training Outline ID: 276846
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Emergency Preparedness and ResponseSlide2
Regulatory Requirements
DefinitionsResponsibilitiesOrientation of WorkersEmergency Warden Orientation and TrainingRequirements for SupervisorsSupervising Rescue Operations
Training OutlineSlide3
Regulatory
RequirementsSlide4
Applicable Regulations
Risk assessments doneWritten policies and
procedures implemented
Emergency exit routes provided and marked
Emergency lighting of workplace and exit routes
Regulatory RequirementsSlide5
Supervisors
must inform workers of riskAnnual emergency drillsInventory of substances that endanger firefighters/rescuersProvide emergency wash facilities
Train workers in fire prevention
Regulatory RequirementsSlide6
Toxic Gases
Provide emergency ventilationProvide shutdown and containment
Emergency
rescue - qualified
workersPersonal Protective EquipmentMaintenance
of equipment
Regulatory RequirementsSlide7
Maintain effective communications with rescue and evacuation personnel
Any worker assigned to firefighting to be physically fit and trained annuallyProvide rescue for workers entering a confined space
Regulatory RequirementsSlide8
Written evacuation procedures must include
:Notification of workers about an emergencyEvacuation of all workersNotification of the fire department
Notification of
adjacent
workplacesRegulatory RequirementsSlide9
DefinitionsSlide10
Emergency
A present
or imminent event
Requires
prompt coordination or special regulation
DefinitionsSlide11
Emergency Supervisory
Personnel (Chief Emergency Warden
)
S
upervises emergency response and rescue operations
DefinitionsSlide12
Emergency
WardenThe supervisor or
individual who guides workers during an event.
DefinitionsSlide13
ResponsibilitiesSlide14
Employer
ManagerEmergency CoordinatorSupervisor
Emergency
Warden
WorkerJHS Committee
ResponsibilitiesSlide15
Ensure
:emergency risk assessments are conducted and documented
emergency
evacuation and rescue
program is maintained
all
facilities have accessible exit routes
exit
routes
- marked
and have emergency lighting as required
Responsibilities - EmployerSlide16
Ensure
:local emergency response plans are in place
workers
are trained in fire prevention, emergency evacuation and
rescuean
emergency coordinator
is appointed
Responsibilities – Employer
(cont’d)Slide17
Establish
policy to designate emergency wardens’
authority
Responsibilities – Employer
(cont’d)Slide18
Recruit
emergency wardensEnsure emergency plans posted
Assign
responsibilities of other emergency personnel
Ensure emergency evacuation and rescue risk assessments are completed
Responsibilities - ManagersSlide19
Site
specific emergency procedure
Emergency
hazard identification and risk
assessmentCommunication
Responsibilities – Managers
(cont’d)Slide20
Identify
need for emergency responseReview and update
risk assessments
Compile and
maintain documentationSecure agreements with outside agencies
Responsibilities – Emergency CoordinatorSlide21
Designate workers to assist disabled individuals
Ensure evacuation routes and floor plans are available
Template
for site specific emergency plans
Responsibilities – Emergency Coordinator (cont’d)Slide22
Emergency
policies, procedures and work arrangements
Understand and
follow
emergency procedures Training - fire prevention, emergency evacuation and rescue
Responsibilities -
Designated SupervisorSlide23
Know
emergency emergency response and rescue hazards
Know how to request emergency evacuation and rescue
Be aware
of additional
resources
available
Responsibilities -
Designated
Supervisor
(cont’d)Slide24
Be
familiar with emergency programKnow names of First
aid attendants and
location of supplies
Assist in new employee emergency orientation
Responsibilities – Emergency WardenSlide25
Recruit
workersWear designated hardhat and high visibility
vest
Ensure
area is evacuatedEnsure assistants are available to help in evacuation
Responsibilities – Emergency
Warden
(cont’d)Slide26
Ensure
that everyone has left the buildingReport to Designated Emergency Supervisor on
state
of
evacuationPrevent re-entry of the building
Responsibilities – Emergency Warden
(cont’d)Slide27
Provide
input into risk assessmentsParticipate in education, training & drillsFollow workplace
procedures for emergency evacuation and rescue
Follow
instructions of emergency wardens and emergency supervisory personnel
Responsibilities - WorkersSlide28
Review
the effectiveness of drillsMake recommendations on possible corrective
actions
Responsibilities -
Joint Health & Safety CommitteesSlide29
Risk Assessments and Potential Response and RescueSlide30
Place
slides that describe your Program here
Customized SlidesSlide31
Orientation of WorkersSlide32
Evacuation
ProceduresFire PreventionUse of Fire ExtinguishersSummoning and Reporting First Aid
Worker OrientationSlide33
Evacuation Procedures
Emergency
Phone Numbers
Purpose of the Plan
Who is in ChargeDuring an emergencyDuring an evacuation
First
Aid
More Information
Worker
Orientation (cont’d)Slide34
Evacuation Procedures
– continuedDefinitions:Emergency Coordinator
Emergency
Supervisor
Emergency WardenDesignated ReceptionistFirst Aid Attendants
Worker OrientationSlide35
Evacuation Procedures
- continuedCommunications
Alarms
Worker notification
Outside notification
Worker OrientationSlide36
Evacuation Procedures
– continuedSecuring
Equipment
Turn off computers
Secure laptopsSecure cash drawersShut off kitchen appliancesClose
doors
to record vaults
Close but do not lock
doors
Worker OrientationSlide37
Evacuation Procedures
Evacuation routes and emergency exitsAssembly Areas (Muster Stations)
Evacuation
Roles and Responsibilities
Designated ReceptionistLine Managers and SupervisorsEmergency
Wardens
Worker OrientationSlide38
Fire Prevention
Trash
and
litter
Keep the workplace areas neat and clean
Fire
alarm
pull stations
and
extinguishers
Know how to use fire extinguishers
Worker OrientationSlide39
Fire Prevention
- continued
Check
extinguishers
in your areaStore hazardous materials in designated areas
Keep exits free of
obstructions
Worker OrientationSlide40
Fire Prevention
- continuedSmoke only where
permitted
Keep
equipment clean and use it properlyHandle flammable liquids with caution
Know
location of emergency exits and procedures
Worker OrientationSlide41
Use of Fire Extinguishers
Dry chemical extinguishers
Foam extinguishers
Carbon dioxide
extinguishersWater extinguishers
Worker OrientationSlide42
Summoning and Reporting to First Aid
Revise this slide to agree with your ProgramWorker OrientationSlide43
Emergency Warden Orientation and TrainingSlide44
General
Evacuation
Activate fire
alarm
Put on hard hat, high
visibility
vest
Get
work site register for
roll
call
Emergency Warden OrientationSlide45
Check evacuation route(s
)
Put hand on exit door to
feel for heat
Look and smell for
smoke
Emergency Warden OrientationSlide46
Provide evacuation instructions
Ensure disabled staff
get to areas
of
refugeEnsure everyone gets out
Emergency Warden OrientationSlide47
Ensure
all doors are closedPlace “all clear” tag on doors
Leave the building
Complete roll
call
Report to
designated person
Report
anyone missing
Emergency Warden Orientation
ALL SPACE CLEAR BEHIND THIS
DOOR
The space behind this door is unoccupied.
EVACUATION INSTRUCTIONS:
Guide all people in a known space to the nearest emergency exit or assembly area, close all windows and doors, and
hang this sign on the outside knob for reference by rescue agencies.Slide48
S
pecial ResponsesSlide49
Spill Response
Complete this overhead once your Program is ready
Special ResponsesSlide50
Earthquake Response
Complete this overhead once your Program is ready
Special ResponsesSlide51
Bomb Threat Response
Complete this overhead once your Program is ready
Special ResponsesSlide52
Adjacent Workplace Hazard Response
Complete this overhead once your Program is readySpecial ResponsesSlide53
Requirements for SupervisorsSlide54
Reporting
incidentsProducing documentationCommunicationsSupervising rescue operationsNames and Contacts
Supervisor ResponsibilitiesSlide55
Reporting
Complete this overhead once your Program is readySupervisor ResponsibilitiesSlide56
Documenting
Complete this overhead once your Program is ready
Supervisor ResponsibilitiesSlide57
Communications
Complete this overhead once your Program is ready
Supervisor ResponsibilitiesSlide58
Supervising Rescue
Complete this overhead once your Program is ready
Supervisor ResponsibilitiesSlide59
Emergency Names and Contacts
Complete this overhead once your Program is readySupervisor ResponsibilitiesSlide60
Why Have a
ProgramWorkSafeBC RequirementsDefinitionsResponsibilities
Evacuation Plan
Specific Responses
Emergency Warden DutiesSupervisor Responsibilities
SummarySlide61
Questions?