An RTS Ready specialist attends your Emergency Planning Committee meeting, on-site or by video call, to provide expert regulatory input and flag compliance gaps - followed by written notes within five business days.
Your Emergency Planning Committee owns your Emergency Plan - that responsibility sits with you under AS 3745-2010, and it should. What most committees don't have in the room is somebody who reads the Standard for a living.
This package puts that person at your table. We pre-read your current documentation, attend your meeting for up to an hour either on-site or by video call, provide expert input on AS 3745-2010 and WHS Regulation 43, and raise any compliance gaps or upcoming obligations as they come up. Afterwards you receive written follow-up notes summarising the action items.
It is deliberately capped at an hour plus notes. This is a predictable annual touchpoint designed to keep your committee on solid ground - not a lengthy consulting engagement with an open-ended scope.
You share your current Emergency Response Plan, evacuation diagrams and training and drill records ahead of the meeting.
We review the documentation for currency against AS 3745-2010 so the meeting hour is spent on substance, not background.
Up to one hour at your EPC meeting, on-site or by video call, providing regulatory input and raising any gaps we have found.
Written notes summarising action items and recommendations land with you within five business days.
Clause 2.1 (Note 6) specifically anticipates the Emergency Planning Committee drawing on external specialist advice, and Clause 2.2(l) requires the EPC to ensure emergency response procedures are reviewed and tested at least annually. Booking this alongside your annual Emergency Drill covers both halves of that clause in the same cycle - the review and the test.
If your committee meets annually to review emergency procedures, this is the hour that keeps that review anchored to the Standard.
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Ask us a questionNo. This package is attendance and expert input, not chairing and not document production. Your Emergency Planning Committee runs its own meeting and owns its own Emergency Plan - we sit at the table as the specialist voice, identify compliance gaps and provide written follow-up notes. If you need the plan itself drafted, talk to us about a separate scope.
Up to one hour of meeting attendance, either on-site or by video call, plus follow-up notes afterwards. The hour cap is deliberate - this is designed to be a predictable, light-touch annual touchpoint rather than an open-ended consulting engagement.
Follow-up notes summarising the action items and recommendations raised during the meeting, provided within five business days. Compliance gaps and upcoming obligations are also raised verbally at the meeting itself so your committee can act on them straight away.
Yes. We pre-read your current Emergency Response Plan, evacuation diagrams and training and drill records ahead of the meeting, so the hour is spent on substance rather than on bringing us up to speed.
AS 3745-2010 Clause 2.1 (Note 6) specifically anticipates the Emergency Planning Committee drawing on external specialist advice, and Clause 2.2(l) requires the EPC to ensure emergency response procedures are reviewed and tested at least annually. This package puts that specialist voice at your table on a capped, predictable time commitment.
Annually, aligned to your committee's own annual review cycle under AS 3745-2010 Clause 2.2(l). It is included at no extra charge for clients on an annual Combined Package.
One hour, written notes within five business days - and included free on a Combined Package.