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The main objective of On-site emergency management plan (On-SEMP) is in emergency management planning is to ensure that everyone knows: What are the hazards and risk in the plant What and how to do in the event of an emergency; and Preparations for potential and unexpected incidents at the workplace.
The National Preparedness Goal describes five mission areas prevention, protection, mitigation, response and recovery and 32 activities, called core capabilities, that address the greatest risks to the nation. Each of these core capabilities is tied to a capability target.
Employers should consider making available an emergency communication system, such as a public address system, portable radios, or other communications tools to assist in contacting local law enforcement, the fire brigade (if provided), the fire service (e.g., local fire department), and others.
If an accident/incident takes place in a factory, and its effects are confined to the factory premises only, involving only the persons working in the factory and the property inside the factory, it may be called an On-site Emergency.
The best emergency response plans include a list of individuals to contact (and their contact information), evacuation routes, how to act during an emergency, how to mitigate risk to your people and facilities, and detailed communication procedures to follow during and after a specific emergency occurs.
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For instance, posting emergency telephone numbers, holding disaster drills, and installing smoke detectors are all preparedness measures. Other examples include identifying where you would be able to shelter your animals in a disaster.
The Seven Elements of Successful Emergency Action Planning Consider the situations. Determine the correct actions. Create rally points. Verify safe routes. Account for everyone. Drill (or not). Keep reviewing.
5 phases of emergency management Prevention. Prevention focuses on preventing hazards from occurring, whether they are natural, technological or caused by humans. Mitigation. Mitigation is the effort to reduce loss of life and property by lessening the impact of disasters and emergencies. Preparedness. Response. Recovery.

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