Emergency Plan - Fylde Borough Council
Emergency Plan - Fylde Borough Council
Emergency Plan - Fylde Borough Council
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<strong>Emergency</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> February 2007<br />
Threat<br />
Threat assessment<br />
Triage<br />
Utilities<br />
Voluntary<br />
organisations<br />
Vulnerable people<br />
Warning and<br />
informing the<br />
public<br />
WRVS<br />
The intent and capacity to cause loss of life or create adverse consequences to<br />
human welfare (including property and the supply of essential services and<br />
commodities), the environment or security.<br />
A component of the risk assessment process in which identified threats are assessed<br />
for future action.<br />
Process of assessment of casualties and allocation of priorities by the medical or<br />
ambulance staff at the site or casualty clearing station prior to evacuation. Triage<br />
may be repeated at intervals and on arrival at a receiving hospital.<br />
Companies providing essential services, e.g. gas, water, electricity, telephones.<br />
Organisation staffed mainly be volunteers such as the British Red Cross Society,<br />
Women’s Royal Voluntary Service, St John Ambulance, <strong>Council</strong> for Voluntary<br />
Services, Citizens Advice Bureau and others.<br />
People present or resident within an area known to local responders who because of<br />
dependency or disability need particular attention during emergencies.<br />
Establishing arrangements to warn the public when an emergency is likely to occur<br />
or has occurred and to provide them with information and advice subsequently.<br />
Women’s Royal Voluntary Service<br />
Appendix 15<br />
7<br />
Uncontrolled if Printed<br />
Rev.0