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Sites that need an approved ERP before the client allows mobilisation.
SafeCore Solutions prepares Emergency Response Plans, crisis management procedures and rescue plans for project sites and facilities in Pakistan and internationally. They tell every person what to do in the first minutes of a fire, injury, collapse or rescue.
Request ConsultationAn emergency is the wrong time to decide who calls whom, where people gather or how a worker hanging in a harness will be brought down. Clients and insurers therefore expect a written Emergency Response Plan that is specific to the site, tested through drills and understood by supervisors.
We prepare plans that cover likely scenarios — fire, medical emergency, electrical contact, structural collapse, chemical spill, severe weather — with clear roles, contact trees, assembly points and nearest hospital routes. For high-risk work we add dedicated rescue plans for work at height and confined spaces, and a crisis management procedure for management-level communication and recovery.
Sites that need an approved ERP before the client allows mobilisation.
OHTL, telecom and structural contractors that need a realistic suspended-worker rescue plan.
Facilities reviewing fire and evacuation arrangements for patients, staff and visitors.
Plants storing fuels, gases or chemicals where spills and fires are credible scenarios.
We identify credible emergencies for your site, work and location.
Responsibilities, contacts, equipment and external services are defined for each scenario.
The ERP and rescue plans are written with simple flowcharts for quick use.
We provide a drill programme and evaluation form so the plan is tested and improved.
Emergency and rescue planning was a standing responsibility in our HSE lead's Gulf roles, including remote OHTL routes and substations where the nearest hospital can be hours away and rescue must be handled by the site team first.
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