It is vital to have an Emergency Response Procedure on place before you commence work.

If, and when an incident occurs, an adrenaline rush and panic can overcome a witness, or person discovering a trapped or injured person.

In most cases time is of the essence. There are likely to be hazards and dangers surrounding an incident. A hasty and unthought out rescue attempt can lead to further injury and incident.

A calculated plan, that has a systematic process that has also considered the potential hazards and the ways to control remove the hazards or reduce the risk to an acceptable level can be the difference between a successful rescue or a catastrophe.