CPPBPA5006 — Prepare a bushfire emergency plan for small scale buildings

1 Prepare for emergency plan development with client.

• 1.1Determine scope of emergency plan and develop brief in consultation with client.
• 1.2Locate building on maps and arrange site visit.
• 1.3Access and review regional bushfire management plan for location of building.
• 1.4Access and review Bushfire Attack Level (BAL) rating for building.

2 Determine bushfire threat, people and assets to be addressed in emergency plan.

• 2.1Conduct a site assessment for bushfire risk for building and other structures on site.
• 2.2Determine and record location, number and characteristics of residents to be included in emergency plan.
• 2.3Determine and record location number and characteristics of livestock and pets to be included in emergency plan.
• 2.4Determine and record other assets to be included in the emergency plan.

3 Discuss bushfire survival plan options and risks with client.

• 3.1Discuss survival options for a bushfire event with client.
• 3.2Discuss key trigger points to implement survival options for a bushfire event.
• 3.3Identify and discuss key building and property maintenance actions leading up to bushfire season.
• 3.4Identify and discuss components of emergency kit leading up to and during a bushfire event.
• 3.5Identify key resources and implications required for survival plan options.

4 Document survival plan.

• 4.1Collate assessment of site and discussions with client.
• 4.2Select survival options and recommendations for emergency plan.
• 4.3Prepare emergency plan according to industry standards.
• 4.4Present emergency plan to client for feedback according to workplace procedures.
• 4.5Review and respond to feedback from client.
• 4.6Amend emergency plan according to feedback from client.
• 4.7Finalise emergency plan and present to client according to workplace procedures.
• 4.8Maintain records and file emergency plan according to workplace procedures.

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