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It guides organizers to record event details, specify dates and location information, estimate attendee numbers, and align planning with any existing site ERP. The template supports hazard identification and mitigation, assigns roles such as Chief Warden, Area Wardens, and First Aiders, and outlines emergency response procedures including evacuation, fire and explosion actions, notifications, muster-point management, and liaison with emergency services.","An Emergency Response Plan (ERP) clearly defines the processes to be followed in the event of an emergency occurring during a planned Special Event. The template allows organizers to outline procedures that can be used to address any unanticipated emergencies.\nEvent Description\nEvent Dates\nLocation of event\nInclude Location Name | Full Address\nDescription of activities taking place.\nDescription of activities taking place at the event/venue and if food/alcohol is being served\nExpected number of attendees\n# of Adults \t\t\t# of Children\nScope\nIn addition to developing emergency response plans for their event, organizers must also familiarize themselves with any existing site emergency response plan(s), referencing and/or incorporating these into their plans.\n\u000f\nHAZARD IDENTIFICATION AND MITIGATION\nHazards and risks are identified based on the type or nature of event being held, venue and audience. Hazards and risks should always be mitigated to ensure the safety of public and protection of life, property and environment.\nOrganizers can use the following area to identify hazards specific to their event and plan for mitigation measures. This area can be expanded as necessary or added separately as an appendix to the template.\nCopy and paste to add additional areas.\u000f\nROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES\nIt is important that roles and responsibilities be clearly outlined during an emergency. Event organizers should identify required roles, responsibilities and reporting relationships. Detail should be provided to ensure all critical activities are covered. Checklists and flowcharts may be used to condense information and outline decision making, this may be added separately as an appendix. Contact information should be provided for all key personnel. In the event of an emergency, key personnel may be required to act as a liaison with emergency responders.\nAll key personnel should be knowledgeable of:\nThe general information contained within this document;\nOther key personnel, their roles, responsibilities and contact info;\nMuster points or assembly area locations;\nEmergency exit locations;\nMedical and other emergency equipment locations, if provided; and\nMethod(s) used for communication with other key personnel, volunteers, or patrons i.e. cell phone, radio, intercom, etc.\nEmergency drills should include a pre-event walk through by the event organizer who will ensure that all personnel and/or volunteers are aware of any evacuation procedures in place.\nOrganizers may use the following roles and responsibilities template for their event. 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