Emergency Management Planning

An Emergency Management Plan sets out the procedures, responsibilities, and resources required to respond effectively to emergencies such as fire, medical incidents, natural disasters, or security threats. It ensures organisations can protect people, assets, and reputation while meeting compliance obligations. 

Our Emergency Management Plans are designed in line with AS 3745:2010 Planning for Emergencies in Facilities and, where relevant, state-based or international fire safety legislation. We also draw on industry best practice to ensure plans are practical, usable, and tailored to each client’s environment. 

Yes. We deliver training for Emergency Control Organisations and Emergency Planning Committee members to ensure they are confident in fulfilling their duties. We also run emergency drills and provide bespoke online training modules to ensure staff are confident and capable in an emergency. 

Absolutely. We have developed bespoke emergency management solutions for risks such as missing aged care residents, cyclone response for coastal facilities, and large-scale evacuations for sporting venues. Our tailored approach ensures plans fit each client’s needs. 

We have built emergency management frameworks for a wide range of industries including aged care facilities, high schools, mental health providers, sporting venues, and international organisations with operations across Asia-Pacific. Each project is designed to meet both compliance requirements and practical operational realities. 

Best practice recommends reviewing and testing Emergency Management Plans at least annually, after any major organisational or site changes, or following an emergency or drill. Escalate promotes regular training and exercises to ensure staff remain confident, aware of their responsibilities, and ready to respond effectively.