Evacuation plans and emergency procedures built for a real, operating hospitality site, day and night.
Best suited to hotels and hospitality operators needing evacuation and emergency plans that reflect real operational conditions, not a generic template.
A fire risk assessment identifies what's needed. Emergency planning is what actually gets people out safely: routes that make sense for how the building is used, plans for sleeping guests and reduced night staffing, and a team who know the plan well enough to run it without thinking. We build evacuation and emergency plans around your real building and staffing, including day and night arrangements, guests who may need assistance, phased or simultaneous evacuation strategies, refuge points and evacuation lifts where relevant, and alarm investigation procedures.
Including day and night staffing, and how guests actually move through the building.
Evacuation routes, PEEPs, refuge and evacuation lift arrangements, and marshal responsibilities.
Drills and team briefings, so the plan holds up when it matters.
Direct hotel and leisure operational experience, including emergency planning across sites with overnight guests and 24-hour operation.
The FRA identifies what's needed. Emergency planning is building and testing the actual plan itself.
A specific plan for anyone who might need help evacuating safely, guests or staff with mobility, sensory or other needs.
Yes, this is a specific focus given how many hospitality incidents happen outside normal daytime staffing levels.
Regularly; we'll advise the right interval for your premises and how often your staff or guest population changes.
Book a call and we'll review what you've got.