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This control measure should be read in conjunction with Situational awareness   Incidents in below ground structures may present significant challenges in gathering information and...

Confirmation should be sought from the responsible person on the status of the evacuation strategy and operation of systems in use to protect members of the public, staff and emergency...

To reduce the risk of injury or damage a safe system of work for work at height should include planning to ensure: As much activity as possible should be carried out at ground level ...

This control measure should be read in conjunction with Situational awareness   Understanding the type of transport network, and the modes of transport using the network, will help...

During an incident, people at risk may be trapped and unable to reach a place of safety due to: Their ability The location and behaviour of the incident Physical limitations of the...

Arrangements for places of lawful detention will vary depending upon the site, its ownership and its population. Fire and rescue services should establish joint working arrangements with places...

This control measure should be read in conjunction with Make a safe and controlled approach to the incident   Incidents affecting the transport network will present challenges to...

A comprehensive scene survey may include: Visual indications en route and on arrival A survey of the exterior of any transport-related buildings or modes of transport ...

This control measure should be read in conjunction with Situational awareness   Information gathering It may be difficult for fire and rescue service personnel to appreciate the...

On-site machinery may prove useful to move or separate materials during an incident, such as waste or items of stock; however, this should be done under the supervision of the fire and rescue...

The controlled use of on-site vehicles may be beneficial, either to maintain business continuity or assist with operational activity. For example, they could be used to move or separate...

Industrial sites vary in size, type and complexity, which may impact on dealing with an incident. Features that should be considered include: Design and method of construction - refer to the...

This hazard should be read in conjunction with Security features   Lawful detention facilities are likely to contain detainees, visitors and staff. Detainees of lawful detention...

The need for personnel to work at height falls broadly into two categories: Unintentional work at height, where personnel are attending an incident and have to deal with the potential to...

Selection and use of suitable equipment Any equipment provided for use in a confined space must be suitable for the purpose. If there is a risk of flammable gases in a confined space,...

A below ground structure is either partially or fully under the ground, or under another type of covering, such as concrete. Incidents in these types of structures may present significant hazards...

Often below ground structures will be monitored for safety and security reasons. Widespread or complex structures often have control rooms with a range of features and information readily...

For known below ground risks, hazards should be assessed, mitigated or eliminated as part of the pre-planning process, and relevant control measures identified. However, the pre-planned response...

This control measure should be read in conjunction with Cordon controls   Transport incidents require the implementation and management of appropriate cordons to protect the...

This hazard should be read in conjunction with People   Transport incidents can result in harm to people who are confined in modes of transport, or gathered at transport hubs. Areas of...