Emergency Management Plans in North Queensland

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Your Site, Your Risks, Your Plan

No two buildings face the same emergency risks, which is why a generic evacuation plan often falls short when it matters most. Flaming North Fire Protection works closely with property owners and managers to develop customised emergency management plans and response documentation that reflects the unique layout, risks and operations of your site.


Our plans are prepared in accordance with AS 3745-2010: Planning for Emergencies in Facilities, along with relevant state-based legislation, giving businesses across North Queensland, including Townsville, Cairns and the Western Region, a clear, compliant framework for managing emergencies. With our expertise, you can be confident your property is genuinely prepared, not just paper-compliant.


Call our Cairns branch on (07) 4725 6672 or our Townsville branch on (07) 4054 6905 to discuss an emergency management plan for your site.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Who is responsible for developing an emergency management plan?

    Property owners and managers are responsible for ensuring a compliant emergency management plan is developed and maintained for their site. Many businesses engage a qualified fire safety consultant to develop tailored documentation that reflects their building's specific risks and requirements.

  • What should be included in an emergency management plan?

    An emergency management plan should include evacuation procedures, emergency contact details, roles and responsibilities of wardens and staff, and site-specific risk considerations. It should address how to avoid injuries, safeguard lives, limit property damage and minimise operational disruption.

  • How often should an emergency management plan be reviewed?

    Emergency management plans should be reviewed regularly, and updated whenever there are significant changes to a building's layout, occupancy, operations or emergency procedures. Regular reviews help ensure the plan remains accurate, relevant and compliant with current standards.

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Protecting People, Property & Operations

When developing your emergency management plan, Flaming North Fire Protection considers a range of critical factors to ensure your site is genuinely prepared for any incident. This includes strategies to avoid personal injuries and safeguard the lives of occupants, staff and visitors, along with measures to mitigate the overall impact of an emergency.


We also focus on limiting property damage and reducing disruptions to your business operations, ensuring your plan supports a fast, controlled response that minimises harm and helps your business return to normal as quickly as possible.