Contents 1 Be informed Page 1.1 What is an emergency? 3 1.2 Agreed activation procedure and initial actions in an emergency 4 1.3 emergency responders and useful contacts 5 2 Get involved 7 Develop your local emergency register and action plan 2.1 8 2.2 Identify your community capacity, skills and resources 9 3 Additional resources 11 Appendix A Community emergency meeting agenda/minutes template 12 – Appendix B Emergency log sheet template 13 – Appendix C Situation Report template 14 – Appendix D Issues log template 15 – Appendix E Community mapping 16 – 1. Be informed 1.1 What is an emergency? An emergency, also referred to as incident, is anything that affects you, your family and/or your community. Looking at Surrey’s profile including social, economic and geographical factors, the top risks in Surrey are as follows: pandemic flu, flooding, terrorism, severe weather, industrial accidents, heathland fires, transport accidents, animal health, and fuel shortages and utilities failure. Emergency Potential consequences Pandemic Flu increase demand on health and social care services longer and more frequent disruptions to essential utilities reduced levels of emergency services cover
Contents 1 Be informed Page 1.1 What is an emergency? 3 1.2 Agreed activation procedure and initial actions in an emergency 4 1.3 emergency responders and useful contacts 5 2 Get involved 7 2.1 Develop your local emergency register and action plan 8 2.2 Identify your community capacity, skills and resources 9 3 Additional resources 11 Appendix A – Community emergency meeting agenda/minutes template 12 Appendix B – Emergency log sheet template 13 Appendix C – Situation Report template 14 Appendix D – Issues log template 15 Appendix E – Community mapping 16 1. Be informed 1.1 What is an emergency? An emergency, also referred to as incident, is anything that affects you, your family and/or your community. Looking at Surrey’s profile including social, economic and geographical factors, the top risks in Surrey are as follows: pandemic flu, flooding, terrorism, severe weather, industrial accidents, heathland fires, transport accidents, animal health, and fuel shortages and utilities failure. Emergency Potential consequences Pandemic Flu increase demand on health and social care services longer and more frequent disruptions to essential utilities reduced levels of emergency services cover
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