Communication Badge with name and position and N14 RGB 255,255,255 – officer identification as ‘Communication officer’. CMYK 0,0,0,0 – Emergency A yellow helmet or hat labelled Y26 RGB 255,215,0 ‘Floor, zone – officers or emergency and floor, zone or area officer’ CMYK 0,16,100,0 – of appointment, or a reflective tabard labelled (in black lettering) zone or emergency ‘Floor, and floor, zone or area of officer’ appointment. Wardens A red helmet or hat labelled and R13 RGB 277,66,52 ‘Warden’ – floor, zone or area of appointment or a CMYK 0,71,77,11 – reflective white tabard labelled (in black lettering) and floor, zone or area of ‘Warden’ appointment. Fire response A red helmet or hat, labelled response R13 RGB 277,66,52 ‘Fire – officer or team or position of appointment or a officer’ CMYK 0,71,77,11 – reflective white tabard labelled (in black lettering) response or position of ‘Fire officer’ appointment. First aid officers Follow emergency management requirement G21 RGB 14,171,114 – (where using white cross on a green background. CMYK 62,0,22,33 – applicable) Emergency colour codes General The facility must use the standard notification, identification and activation systems detailed in Table 8 for all emergencies and appropriate to the size and function, available technology and communications facility’s systems. Specific emergency Where a colour code is used for a specific emergency, the colour codes listed in Table 8 shall be applied. Emergency colour codes Colour settings for AS 2700 Emergency Colour printing colour code Fire/smoke Red R13 RGB 277,66,52 – CMYK 0,71,77,11 – Medical emergency Blue B22 RGB 0,47,167 – CMYK 98,84,0,0 – Bomb threat Purple P12 RGB 128,0,128 – CMYK 66,87,0,0 – Infrastructure and other Yellow Y26 RGB 255,215,0 – internal emergency CMYK 0,16,100,0 – Personal threat Black N61 RGB 0,0,0 – CMYK 0,0,0,100 –
Communication officer Badge with name and position and identification as ‘Communication officer’. N14 RGB – 255,255,255 CMYK – 0,0,0,0 Emergency officers A yellow helmet or hat labelled ‘Floor, zone or emergency officer’ and floor, zone or area of appointment, or a reflective tabard labelled (in black lettering) ‘Floor, zone or emergency officer’ and floor, zone or area of appointment. Y26 RGB – 255,215,0 CMYK – 0,16,100,0 Wardens A red helmet or hat labelled ‘Warden’ and floor, zone or area of appointment or a reflective white tabard labelled (in black lettering) ‘Warden’ and floor, zone or area of appointment. R13 RGB – 277,66,52 CMYK – 0,71,77,11 Fire response officer or team A red helmet or hat, labelled ‘Fire response officer’ or position of appointment or a reflective white tabard labelled (in black lettering) ‘Fire response officer’ or position of appointment. R13 RGB – 277,66,52 CMYK – 0,71,77,11 First aid officers (where applicable) Follow emergency management requirement using white cross on a green background. G21 RGB – 14,171,114 CMYK – 62,0,22,33 Emergency colour codes General The facility must use the standard notification, identification and activation systems detailed in Table 8 for all emergencies and appropriate to the facility’s size and function, available technology and communications systems. Specific emergency Where a colour code is used for a specific emergency, the colour codes listed in Table 8 shall be applied. Emergency colour codes Emergency Colour AS 2700 colour code Colour settings for printing Fire/smoke Red R13 RGB – 277,66,52 CMYK – 0,71,77,11 Medical emergency Blue B22 RGB – 0,47,167 CMYK – 98,84,0,0 Bomb threat Purple P12 RGB – 128,0,128 CMYK – 66,87,0,0 Infrastructure and other internal emergency Yellow Y26 RGB – 255,215,0 CMYK – 0,16,100,0 Personal threat Black N61 RGB – 0,0,0 CMYK – 0,0,0,100
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