Fire detection systems; insurance; training and exercises; Hazmat capabilities; ACT Preparation Emergency Plan; MOUs with various agencies; HAZMAT Plan; Fire Brigade SOPs; Pre incident planning. Active fire detection and suppression systems; Hazmat capabilities; ACT Emergency Response Plan; MOUs with various agencies; HAZMAT Plan; Fire Brigade SOPs; Pre incident planning; traffic management; media liaison; fire investigation; Evacuation Policy. Recovery Fire investigation; EPA; Workcover; AFP; Coroner. Conducted Date of Assessment by: Review Approved by Date REVIEW Hazard Hazard Hazard Category Name ID Fire Fire: Bush RA14 There is a risk that a significant bushfire could result in property damage, potential fatalities potential casualties, loss of infrastructure and utilities, environmental impact, impact on local businesses, disruption to transport, closure of roads, impact on local community, economic impact, possible Risk evacuation, impact on livestock, impact of cultural assets, impact on water supply, exclusion zones, impact on Commonwealth assets. Date Confirmed 23 May 2012 Consequences x People x Social x Evacuation x Property Risk x Community Services at x Animal x Environmental x Financial ANALYSE Elements x Resources x Operational Mgt X Overall Rating Insignificant Minor Moderate Major Catastrophic Almost Certain Moderate Moderate High Extreme Extreme Likely Low Moderate High High Extreme Possible Low Moderate Moderate High High Unlikely Low Low Moderate Moderate High Likelihood Rare Low Low Low Moderate Moderate Responsible Agency/ Position ACTRFS / ACTF&R Support Agencies; All emergency services and agencies undertaking a role within a functional Functional Authority area as detailed in the Emergency Plan. Procedures that minimise the risk of ignition while working in fire-prone areas TREAT (ActewAGL; TAMS). Assets are designed to minimise risk of fire, where practicable; Prevention building codes, approval and processes; Bushfire Operation Plan; SBMP; elevated fire danger ratings; fuel reduction program; bushfire research; investigation of cause and prosecutions for illegal fire lighting. Mitigation Controls/ Existing strategies
Preparation Fire detection systems; insurance; training and exercises; Hazmat capabilities; ACT Emergency Plan; MOUs with various agencies; HAZMAT Plan; Fire Brigade SOPs; Pre incident planning. Response Active fire detection and suppression systems; Hazmat capabilities; ACT Emergency Plan; MOUs with various agencies; HAZMAT Plan; Fire Brigade SOPs; Pre incident planning; traffic management; media liaison; fire investigation; Evacuation Policy. Recovery Fire investigation; EPA; Workcover; AFP; Coroner. REVIEW Date of Assessment Conducted by: Approved by Review Date Hazard Category Fire Hazard Name Fire: Bush Hazard ID RA14 ANALYSE Risk There is a risk that a significant bushfire could result in property damage, potential fatalities potential casualties, loss of infrastructure and utilities, environmental impact, impact on local businesses, disruption to transport, closure of roads, impact on local community, economic impact, possible evacuation, impact on livestock, impact of cultural assets, impact on water supply, exclusion zones, impact on Commonwealth assets. Date Confirmed 23 May 2012 Consequences Elements at Risk People x Social x Evacuation x Property x Community Services x Animal x Environmental x Financial x Resources x Operational Mgt x Overall Rating X Insignificant Minor Moderate Major Catastrophic Likelihood Almost Certain Moderate Moderate High Extreme Extreme Likely Low Moderate High High Extreme Possible Low Moderate Moderate High High Unlikely Low Low Moderate Moderate High Rare Low Low Low Moderate Moderate TREAT Responsible Agency/ Position ACTRFS / ACTF&R Support Agencies; Functional Authority All emergency services and agencies undertaking a role within a functional area as detailed in the Emergency Plan. Existing Controls/ Mitigation strategies Prevention Procedures that minimise the risk of ignition while working in fire-prone areas (ActewAGL; TAMS). Assets are designed to minimise risk of fire, where practicable; building codes, approval and processes; Bushfire Operation Plan; SBMP; elevated fire danger ratings; fuel reduction program; bushfire research; investigation of cause and prosecutions for illegal fire lighting.
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