Emergency reporting

What to do in emergency situations

First of all, you must call the emergency number explaining the situation and location.
The person who discovered the emergency event shall alert others by shouting to make others notice and inform ERT personnel.
Do not get panic.
In case of fire, spillage, or gas release, all employees must shut down all electrical sources/equipment/devices as they evacuate.
In the event that a fire becomes uncontrollable, don’t try to extinguish it.
Those persons not involved in the emergency response team (ERT), shall assemble at the assembly point and headcount must be initiated.
Report if someone is missing during the headcount to the supervisor and subsequently coordinate with the ERT leader to determine appropriate action.
The medical team is on standby to respond in any emergency.
The headcount matches the total number of employees.
No one shall leave the assembly point unless all clear signals have been raised or instructed by the ERT coordinator.
In case of gas release, check the wind direction and go cross-wind to any control room.