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SAFETY HAND BOOK
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مدیرسایت در 2016-01-19

An emergency is an actual or imminent occurrencesuch as an accident, fire, bomb
threat, gas and chemical explosion, flood or storm, collapse of a building or
structure which

SAFETY   HAND BOOK0d0aAn emergency is an actual or imminent occurrencesuch as 
an accident, fire, bomb threat, gas and chemical explosion, flood or  storm,
collapse of a building or structure which0d0a • Endangers, or threatens to
endanger the health or  safety of persons, or • Destroys or damages, or
threatens to destroy or  damage property Make sure you always know what to do in
an emergency.  Your site should have an emergency plan displayed prominently to 
instruct all workers and visitors of the following: • The alarm signal  for
evacuation • The correct way to exit the building • What you should  do and
what you should not do in an emergency • The safe assembly point •  The site
personnel in charge of emergencies • Contact for emergency and  rescue
services A register of who is on site should be kept so that in  the case of an
emergency everyone can be accounted for. Undertake a head  count to determine if
all workers have been evacuated. Re-entry to the  site should only be done when
an authorised person gives the ‘all  clear’. e.g. Fire brigade