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Risk Management

Download Venue and Safety Information for School Excursions

Word document (95KB) HERE

PDF (46KB) HERE

Download Public Liability – Certificate of Currency

PDF (48KB) HERE

 

See similar documents for all the Canberra Education Attractions at http://edtourism.nationalcapital.gov.au/public_liability.asp


Emergency Evacuation procedures (Nov 2006)

Fire Wardens are distinguished by their White (Chief Warden) and Red hats. Rangers wear a recognizable uniform. All Education staff are trained in evacuation procedures should an emergency occur. Please follow their instructions.

The following is the draft policy for Emergency Evacuation


Fire in the grounds

In the event that the Chief Fire Warden, Police or ACT Fire Services will order an evacuation of the grounds visitors and staff will evacuate through the front gate wherever possible.

Vehicles to turn RIGHT at Clunies Ross Street (as per local precinct evacuation plan).

 

Fire in the Education buildings

On the sound of an alarm, or instruction from a Fire Warden alert others. Evacuate all visitors from building. Direct them to proceed to assembly area on the lawns in front of Hudsons Café. Fire wardens will provide further instructions.

 

Night time

Staff are equipped with a radio in each group, and access to a mobile telephone. They will communicate an emergency to all groups, call emergency services, open the gates and direct their groups to your coach.

 

In the event that strong winds or storm are likely to lead to falling branches or trees, some or all of the Gardens may be closed.

 

All emergencies – Report to a staff member. Visitor Centre can be contacted on 62509540.

 

 

 

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Last updated 20 December, 2006