Emergency Management Plans for Schools
Schools carry a unique responsibility: hundreds of young people, staff, visitors and contractors, often across several buildings. Riskworks writes school emergency plans that teachers can actually follow, and that are easy to keep current as your school changes.
What's included
- A whole-of-school Emergency Management Plan aligned to AS 3745:2010
- Procedures for evacuation, lockdown, shelter in place, medical emergencies, severe weather and bushfire where relevant
- Site-specific appendices for each building or campus
- Evacuation diagrams for every building, drawn by our in-house CAD team
- Warden and staff training, plus evacuation and lockdown drills
- Emergency Planning Committee (EPC) setup and support
Built for education
We work with independent and specialist schools in Victoria, universities and arts education organisations. Our plans account for the realities of school life: changing timetables, excursions, students with additional needs, and after-hours use of your facilities.
Frequently asked questions
How often should we practise evacuations and lockdowns? AS 3745:2010 calls for regular evacuation exercises, and many education departments and sectors set their own drill requirements. We'll build a drill schedule that meets yours.
Can you train our staff online? Yes. Online training is available for established clients.
Do you cover multi-campus schools? Yes. We use one consistent plan format, with an appendix for each campus.
Talk to us about your school
Call 0412 410 849 or email info@riskworks.com.au. You can also send us a message.
Protecting People. Managing Risk.