What’s an Emergency Action Plan? – Video Transcript
Published on YouTube: 21 January, 2021 (Duration: 1:06)
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Narrator: What is an Emergency Action Plan or EAP?
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Emergency Action Plans are developed by dam owners such as Sunwater.
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The plans are used to identify and manage dam hazards including flooding and safety hazards for referable dams.
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A referable dam is any dam that would put two or more people in danger if it was to fail.
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All referable dams must have an approved EAP in place.
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EAP’s guide our response during dam flooding and safety hazards to minimise risks to the community.
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An EAP enables dam owners, local government, and disaster management groups to coordinate an emergency response, enact disaster management plans, and provide evacuation information when required.
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Sunwater and local disaster management groups issue notifications and warnings to downstream communities that are likely to be impacted by a dam emergency.
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EAP’s are approved by the Queensland Government and available to the public on the Sunwater website.
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For more details see sunwater.com.au.
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