Category: Building Management

Emergency Planning

Increasing Tenant Engagement on Workplace Safety

Ensuring emergency planning compliance requires teamwork, and everyone in the facility has a role to play in preparing their site for any emergency. While facility managers are ultimately responsible for the safety of their site, tenants and general occupants also

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How to Keep a Safety-Focused Organisation

Australia is prone to many natural disasters It is best to prepare a plan and procedure and have a training regime in place  to keep your business and employees safe by turning your company into a safety-focused organisation How to

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Flood safety

Workplace Flood Safety and Emergency Plan

Ex-cyclone Debbie caused floods that resulted in large-scale losses to businesses in Queensland. Does your emergency plan include actions for Flood Safety? Floods are the worst post effect of a cyclone. The downturn of the coal exports business after Cyclone

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Healthcare Facility Evacuation Plan Requirements

As a facility manager, you are tasked to provide patients with excellent delivery of healthcare, in addition to your excellent facilities and competent workforce. The reason your patients choose you as their provider is not only because you give them

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Fire Exits

Required Number of Fire Exits in a Building

Emergency or Fire Exits are designed specifically for the purpose of providing a faster means of getting out of the building in times of emergency, such as a fire or earthquake. They are strategically located in select areas within the

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100 percent compliant

Are You 100 Percent Compliant?

Becoming 100 percent compliant to the Australian Standard 3745-2010 may be a bit of a challenge, but it would certainly mean the difference in making sure that your company is prepared for any event or disaster. The specific requirements differ depending

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