search the floor or area to ensure all people have evacuated and immediately advise the floor warden this function is of greater importance than a later physical count of those evacuated ensure orderly flow of people into protected or safe areas (for example, stairways) and if possible to an outside assembly area assist occupants with disabilities act as leader of groups moving to nominated assembly areas report status of required activities to the floor or area warden on their completion. Actions to be undertaken by the emergency response team members after an emergency Emergency response team Post-emergency position Emergency The person should: coordinator when the emergency incident is rendered safe by the emergency service incident controller or if they did not respond, the emergency coordinator, notify all emergency response team members to have occupants return to their normal location, as appropriate organise a debrief with emergency response team members and, where appropriate, with any attending emergency service compile a post-incident report for the emergency planning committee and management. Communication The person should collate records of events during the emergency for the debrief and officer ensure they are secured for future reference. Emergency The persons should: officers and compile a report of the actions taken during the emergency for the debrief wardens clean and service used specialised equipment replace specialised equipment as necessary. NOTE The re-entry and post emergency actions should be done in collaboration with the facility owners, managers, occupiers and employers. 3.2.3.5 Identification Emergency response team members shall be identifiable by the use of coloured tabards and elements listed in Table 7 during all emergency situations. Emergency response team identification Emergency AS 2700 Coloured apparel to be worn in an Colour settings for response team colour emergency printing position code Emergency A white helmet or N14 RGB 255,255,255 hat labelled ‘Emergency – coordinator or a reflective white tabard coordinator’ CMYK 0,0,0,0 – labelled (in black lettering) ‘Emergency coordinator’. Deputy A white helmet or hat labelled N14 RGB 255,255,255 ‘Deputy – emergency emergency or a reflective tabard coordinator’, CMYK 0,0,0,0 – coordinator labelled (in black lettering) ‘Deputy emergency coordinator’.
search the floor or area to ensure all people have evacuated and immediately advise the floor warden this function is of greater importance than a later physical count of those evacuated ensure orderly flow of people into protected or safe areas (for example, stairways) and if possible to an outside assembly area assist occupants with disabilities act as leader of groups moving to nominated assembly areas report status of required activities to the floor or area warden on their completion. Actions to be undertaken by the emergency response team members after an emergency Emergency response team position Post-emergency Emergency coordinator The person should: when the emergency incident is rendered safe by the emergency service incident controller or if they did not respond, the emergency coordinator, notify all emergency response team members to have occupants return to their normal location, as appropriate organise a debrief with emergency response team members and, where appropriate, with any attending emergency service compile a post-incident report for the emergency planning committee and management. Communication officer The person should collate records of events during the emergency for the debrief and ensure they are secured for future reference. Emergency officers and wardens The persons should: compile a report of the actions taken during the emergency for the debrief clean and service used specialised equipment replace specialised equipment as necessary. NOTE The re-entry and post emergency actions should be done in collaboration with the facility owners, managers, occupiers and employers. 3.2.3.5 Identification Emergency response team members shall be identifiable by the use of coloured tabards and elements listed in Table 7 during all emergency situations. Emergency response team identification Emergency response team position Coloured apparel to be worn in an emergency AS 2700 colour code Colour settings for printing Emergency coordinator A white helmet or hat labelled ‘Emergency coordinator’ or a reflective white tabard labelled (in black lettering) ‘Emergency coordinator’. N14 RGB – 255,255,255 CMYK – 0,0,0,0 Deputy emergency coordinator A white helmet or hat labelled ‘Deputy emergency coordinator’, or a reflective tabard labelled (in black lettering) ‘Deputy emergency coordinator’. N14 RGB – 255,255,255 CMYK – 0,0,0,0