Emergency Management Plans for Sydney Facilities
Every facility in Sydney, from a council library to a 20-storey office tower, needs an emergency plan that works for the people inside it. Riskworks writes site-specific Emergency Management Plans aligned to AS 3745:2010, then helps your team put them into practice.
We're based in Sylvania in Sydney's south and work with councils, schools, universities, venues, clubs and businesses across Greater Sydney and regional NSW.
What's included
- A site visit to understand your building, occupants and operating hours
- An Emergency Management Plan covering fire, medical, bomb threat, severe weather, lockdown and evacuation procedures
- Emergency evacuation diagrams drawn by our in-house CAD team
- Emergency Planning Committee setup and facilitation
- Chief warden, warden and ECO training, with evacuation exercises to test the plan
- Scheduled reviews so your plan stays current
Why Sydney organisations choose Riskworks
We've planned for some of Sydney's best-known venues and events, as well as council facility portfolios with dozens of sites. That experience means plans that are practical, consistent and easy for staff to follow.
Frequently asked questions
Do we need an emergency plan under AS 3745? AS 3745:2010 sets out how facilities should plan for emergencies, including an emergency plan, an emergency planning committee and a trained emergency control organisation. Your obligations depend on your facility and WHS duties, and we can help you work out what applies.
How long does it take? Most single-site plans are completed within a few weeks of the site visit. Multi-site portfolios are scheduled in stages.
Can you update our existing plan? Yes. We often review and refresh existing plans rather than starting from scratch.
Talk to us about your site
Call 0412 410 849 or email info@riskworks.com.au. You can also send us a message.
Protecting People. Managing Risk.