Safer work starts with better knowledge.

Keep current site emergency contacts accessible.

Know the address, gate and location identifiers responders need.

Know how to activate the site's emergency alert.

State the incident location and observed hazards without speculation.

Use the agreed emergency communication channel.

Plan an alternative when radios or mobile coverage fail.

Use communication methods workers can understand.

Identify who coordinates emergency information.

Provide known hazards and access restrictions to arriving responders.

Report from a safe place without entering the hazard zone.

Arrange someone authorised to direct responders at the entrance.

Do not circulate unverified casualty or cause information.

Keep personal emergency details limited to authorised users.

Ensure contact arrangements remain valid across shifts.

Give temporary personnel a clear emergency reporting method.

Test communication arrangements through planned exercises.

Assign responsibility for keeping emergency lists current.

What information would responders need to find today's work location?