Traffic Management and Emergency Evacuation Plans
Traffic Management and Emergency Evacuation Plans are important tools in ensuring the safety of people at the workplace.
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Traffic Management Plans
Traffic Management Plans are designed to ensure the smooth flow of vehicle and pedestrian movements onsite, effectively managing traffic risks and minimising vehicle-related accidents. These plans clearly define the roles and responsibilities of traffic managers and drivers, as well as daily and emergency traffic control procedures.
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Emergency Evacuation Plans
Emergency Evacuation Plans provide clear guidance to ensure everyone on site knows where to go in the event of an emergency. These plans include detailed directions to assembly points, alternate routes, and the locations of fire safety equipment, dangerous goods, fire hydrants, and assembly areas.
Each Emergency Evacuation Plan placed in the building will have their own relevant directions to the best and alternative routes to the assembly points onsite.
Additional guidelines for Emergency Evacuation Plans
Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 (HSWA): This legislation establishes the framework for workplace health and safety in New Zealand. Employers are required to ensure employee safety and welfare, including the development and implementation of emergency plans.
Fire and Emergency New Zealand Act 2017: This act designates Fire and Emergency New Zealand (FENZ) as the main agency for fire services and emergency management. FENZ provides guidelines for developing evacuation plans and conducts inspections to ensure compliance.
Building Act 2004: This legislation governs building construction, alteration, and demolition in New Zealand. It includes requirements for means of escape, fire safety systems, and emergency lighting, with specific guidance provided by the Building Code.
New Zealand Standard NZS 4503:2005: This standard, “Fire Safety in Buildings,” offers guidance on emergency procedures, including evacuation planning and warning systems. It outlines the responsibilities of building owners, occupants, and employers during emergencies.
Civil Defence Emergency Management Act 2002: This act provides the legal framework for civil defense emergency management, covering planning, response, and recovery at national, regional, and local levels.
WorkSafe New Zealand: As the primary government agency for workplace health and safety, WorkSafe offers guidelines, resources, and information on emergency planning and evacuation procedures.
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