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EMERGENCY
RESPONSE PLAN
(FIRE)
COBRAIN HOLDINGS SDN BHD
1. INTRODUCTION
This Emergency Response Plan for fire is a part of Cobrain Holdings’ Emergency Response Plan and is
applicable in the event of fire at any working area at Cobrain Holdings.
2. FIRE PREVENTION
a) Every employee shall be trained to operate a fire extinguisher.
b) All flammable liquids and gases shall be stored at special allocated places.
c) Designated smoking areas will be implemented at the site. ‘No Smoking’ signs will be placed at
hazardous areas.
d) Waste material shall be disposed in a safe manner as poor housekeeping leads to fire hazards.
i. Attempts to put off the fire using fire extinguisher (only if he fire is small and can be
extinguished).
ii. Standby for 15 minutes to ensure that the fire is truly extinguished.
iii. Inform safety supervisor so that a report can be done.
iv. Replaced the used fire extinguishers as soon as possible.
3b. In the event of fire (medium) which cannot be put off by the fire extinguisher,
3c. In the event of fire (major) which cannot be put out by the Fire Fighting System,
i. The Incident Commander shall call for outside help which may warrant an immediate
evacuation or rescue operation, the following emergency procedures will be observed.
ii. Each worker/personnel, irrespective of status, will cooperate and assist the emergency
authorized response team to enable a smooth and safe evacuation or rescue operation.
COBRAIN HOLDINGS SDN BHD
When the alarm is sounded, all workers/personnel will take the following action:
All workers, site personnel (including subcontractors) and site office staff will immediately evacuate
their respective work areas under the direction of their supervisors/foreman and move to the
designated assembly point for a head count.
EMERGENCY
RESPONSE PLAN
(MEDICAL)
COBRAIN HOLDINGS SDN BHD
MEDICAL EMERGENCY
In a medical emergency, the aim is to minimize patient care. The major difficulty is that there is
potentially a balance of risk to be considered. If patient care is delayed, then the condition may
deteriorate. Alternatively, premature movement before stabilization of the patient may also
cause deterioration in condition.
Where injuries are relative mild, the initial treatment by First Aider, followed by expert medical
assessment is generally appropriate.
Where injuries are severe, initial first aid is important, particularly in ensuring breathing airways
remain open, any bleeding stanched and neck/spine injuries are immobilized. Expert medical
treatment will then follow.
MAJOR INJURY
ENSURE AIRWAYS ARE KEPT INFORM SITE AND ESH IF MAJOR INJURY, CALL
OPEN MANAGER AMBULANCE