Writing an Emergency Management Plan

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// Writing an Emergency Management Plan

Overview

An events Emergency Management Plan (EMP) is a structured and organized set of procedures designed to address and mitigate potential emergencies that may arise during events such as concerts, festivals, sporting events, conferences, or any large gatherings. The goal is to ensure the safety and well-being of participants, staff, and the public in the event of unexpected situations or crises.

Course Outline

Modules include, but not limited to:

• Why do we need an EMP
• Site Wide Evacuation
• Show Stop Procedures
• Medical Incidents
• Fire, Explosions and Smoke
• Terrorist Threat
• Venerable People
• Missing Persons
• Severe Weather
• Structural Collapse
• Safety Critical Infrastructure
• Writing Announcement Texts

Course Duration

2 days

Assessment

To pass this course a EMP for a 10,000-person event is to be submitted post training based on a template provided. A 70% pass mark is needed for completion awarding.