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Emergency Planning and Exercise Services Australia

Locality: Belmont, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 400 466 633

Address: Suite 1 First Floor 165 High Street 3216 Belmont, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.epesa.com.au/

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21.01.2022 Is your business prepared for cybercrime? Did you know that approximately 43% of all cybercrime targets small business and 59% of Australian organisations have their business interrupted by a cyber breach every month? The planning for cybercrime is no different to and other disruptive event such as fire, storms, floods, medical emergencies etc. Plans should include prevention/mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery. For information on how to plan for cybercrime visit Stay Smart Online at http://ww.staysmartonline.com.au. EPESA has recently received approval as a proud partner of Stay Smart Online (a part of the Australian Cyber Security Centre).

21.01.2022 If you are ever confronted with the difficult task of explaining terrorism to children, then this may be worth watching. From the comments on the Sammy J page, it has been generally well received.

16.01.2022 Yesterday, the Government launched the public guidance in what to do in the case of an armed offender attack. This guidance is consistent with the changes introduced to AS3745 - Planning for emergencies in facilities in June 2018.

16.01.2022 The owners of this regional hotel have rejuvenated this charming old building but added a modern twist with a laneway style café, restaurant and entertainment venue. A one of a kind for this region. EPESA is appreciative of the opportunity to work with our client to develop their emergency plan.

15.01.2022 My building has combustible cladding - How does this impact on emergency planning and procedures? In yesterday's Fire Protection Association of Australia seminar, a number of emergency planning consultants and other professions were involved in a workshop case study to develop an emergency plan that could contribute to optimising life safety in these buildings. This process involves a thorough understanding of all factors that need to be considered including fire engineered or life safety features of the facility, characteristics of occupants and human behaviour. This seminar highlighted the changing environment in which we live, work and play and the importance of Continuing Professional Development in our industry.

14.01.2022 Learn about Ransomware from Stay Smart Online (a part of the Australian Cyber Security Centre). Stay Smart Online provides topical, relevant and timely information on how home internet users and small businesses can protect themselves from, and reduce the risk of, cyber security threats such as software vulnerabilities, online scams, malicious activities and risky online behaviours. You may also be interested in the Stay Smart Online Small Business Guide at https://www.staysmartonline.gov.au//gui/smallbusinessguide

13.01.2022 There are many reasons why power outages occur including local faults, emergency events or demand on the network to name a few. It takes a few simple things to prepare your home or business and be safe. It may be worth reading the information available from this site.

09.01.2022 New $24 million Ballarat Sports and Events Centre opens in Ballarat. Funding was provided from Local Council, State and Federal Governments. This project sees six new courts added to the existing two-court Wendouree Sports and Events Centre, making it one of the biggest facilities in the region. The upgrades significantly change the indoor sporting experience in Ballarat, particularly through the inclusion of a new 3000-seat show court and additional courts capable of hosting a range of events including netball, basketball, volleyball and badminton. EPESA is proud to to be involved in assisting with the emergency arrangements for the facility.

07.01.2022 It was a great opportunity to present to the Geelong Safety Group at the WorkSafe Office in Geelong recently. Along with Louise Doedee from Essential Property Solutions, we covered the amendments to AS3745 'Planning for emergencies in facilities', essential safety measures and the learnings from the recent Fire Protection Association of Australia seminar on combustible cladding and the application of emergency planning in these facilities.

06.01.2022 For those who are likely to suffer from epidemic thunderstorm asthma this may assist. It will be interesting to see how effective it is? Check out the link in the article and be prepared.

02.01.2022 Too smart to be scammed? National Scams Awareness Week 2019. Scams Awareness Week runs from 1216 August 2019. EPESA is a proud partner of Stay Smart Online. Check out https://www.scamwatch.gov.au//too-smart-to-be-scammed-nati

01.01.2022 Another emergency planning process commences next week at a Dangerous Goods/Explosives Site in Victoria. A complex job, but looking forward to a good outcome for the client.