What is an emergency response plan?
An emergency response plan (ERP) is a set of procedures enabling a rapid response from operational intervention teams in the event of an emergency (active shooter, bomb threat, fire, power failure, etc.). The ERP provides for the deployment of emergency measures based on identified threats. The PMU is a dynamic tool designed to adapt to new operations and changes in the organisational context. It is based on a complete inventory of the threats facing an organisation.
Why have an emergency response plan?
Why have an emergency response plan? An emergency response plan is essential to ensure the protection of people, assets and the environment in the event of an emergency. An ERP helps to minimise the harmful consequences of such incidents. In short, an emergency measures plan is a risk prevention and management tool that contributes to the safety and resilience of organisations.
