Evacuation Procedure

Prepared by: [YOUR NAME]

Company Details:

Name: [YOUR COMPANY NAME]

Email: [YOUR COMPANY EMAIL]

Address: [YOUR COMPANY ADDRESS]

Phone Number: [YOUR COMPANY NUMBER]

I. Introduction

This Evacuation Procedure is established to ensure the safety and protection of all employees and visitors of [YOUR COMPANY NAME] in the event of an emergency. It outlines the steps to efficiently evacuate the premises to avoid and minimize injuries and property damage.

II. Objectives

Ensure the safe and orderly evacuation of all individuals during an emergency.
Minimize potential injuries and damage to properties.
Promote awareness and understanding of individual roles and responsibilities during the evacuation process.

III. Scope

This procedure applies to all employees, contractors, and visitors at [YOUR COMPANY NAME] located at [YOUR COMPANY ADDRESS].

IV. Definitions

Evacuation Coordinator: The appointed person responsible for executing the evacuation plan.
Assembly Point: The predefined safe location where all evacuees gather after exiting the building.

V. Roles and Responsibilities

Role	Responsibility
Evacuation Coordinator	Initiate the evacuation process, maintain a headcount of evacuees, and ensure no one is left behind.
All Employees	Follow the evacuation instructions, assist others, and proceed to the Assembly Point.

VI. Evacuation Procedure

Alarm Signal: Upon hearing the evacuation alarm or receiving an order to evacuate, all personnel must stop their work immediately.
Evacuation Routes: Follow the clearly marked evacuation routes. Use stairs instead of elevators.
Assistance to Others: Assist those who are injured or have mobility challenges.
Assembly Point: Proceed quickly and calmly to the designated Assembly Point.
Headcount: Remain at the Assembly Point until a headcount is performed by the Evacuation Coordinator or a designated official.

VII. Training and Drills

Regular training and evacuation drills will be conducted to ensure everyone at [YOUR COMPANY NAME] understands the evacuation procedures and their roles. Training records shall be maintained by the HR Department.

VIII. Post-Evacuation

After an evacuation, no one may re-enter the building until it is declared safe by the appropriate authorities. A review of the evacuation process will be conducted to identify areas for improvement.

IX. Amendments to the Procedure

This evacuation procedure may be amended based on the recommendations from evacuation drills, changes in the building structure, or regulatory updates. All amendments must be approved by [YOUR NAME].