We develop Emergency Evacuation Plans for the most vulnerable in our communities. Evacuation planning are to have greater consideration of the different needs, how to transport them, and where to go that can help them through the evacuation.
Vulnerable development' are generally occupied by people who are more susceptible to heat, smoke and other bush fire effects. Evacuating these people are more challenging because they may be physically or psychologically less able to relocate themselves or are unfamiliar with their surroundings.
Our Emergency Evacuation Plans are designed for bushfires and those people with medical or physical disabilities, schools, child care facilities, retirement homes, tourist facilities or other places where people rely on others for their wellbeing and located close to bushland.
Most Evacuation Plans will only go as far as moving people from within a building out into the open. Considering that during a bushfire, outside will be hot and smokey. Is this really appropriate?
We work with you & the local emergency services to assess the many different factors that will have an impact of the decision making process for the development, such as;
- how will a bush fire affect the development
- what are your options; stay in place or leave
- how much time do you need to relocate
- any shelter-in-place options
- occupant management strategies
- transport requirements & availability
- health and medical considerations
We create clear arrangements for evacuation, shelter-in-place and movement of vulnerable people.
- Bushfire emergency plans
- Site evacuation procedures
- Trigger points and decision tools
- Roles, communications and accountability
For more information, contact: info@landandfire.com.au and arrange an inspection