COMMUNITY SAFETY AWARENESS
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Action Guides:
Booklets:
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Hazards, Disasters & Your Community
A booklet for Students and the Community. Please note this is the Seventh Edition, 2006, and includes minor revisions)
- The Good Practice Guide
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What to do before, during & after a flood
Brochures / Pamphlets:
- Disaster Education Resources for Schools
- Earthquake & Tsunami Awareness
- Emergency don't be scared by prepared
- Floods: Warning preparedness & Safety
- Landslide Awareness (Links to an external website)
- Managing Animals in Disasters
- Protecting Caravans & Light Structures
- Severe Thunderstorms: Facts, Warnings & Protection (Links to an external website)
- Shore Safety
- Surviving Cyclones (Links to an external website)
Posters:
- Australia's Natural Hazard Zones
School Resources / Education:
- Emergency / Disaster Planning for Principles
- Disaster Awareness & Education Resource Kit
Principles & Guidelines in Emergency Management:
- Concepts & Principles in Emergency Management
- Critical Infrastucture Emergency Risk Management and Assurance Handbook, May 2004
- Culturally & Linguistically Diverse Communities-Guidelines for EM Managers
- Non Stop Service Guidelines
Continuity Management Guidelines for public sector agencies: Once an agency accepts that some form of continuity managment policy is needed, the next critical question is: what level of management does the agency require? These Guidelines will assist agencies in answering this question. The Guidelines avocate a risk management approach which can be adapted to address the individual circumstances and environment of agencies at all levels of government across Australia.
Although these guidelines focus on the needs of public sector agencies, they will also be of use to business and other organisations for their own continuity management programs.