Emergency Management

      There are Audible device/s to alert occupants to evacuate with instructions on how to evacuate.

      There are visual device/s to alert occupants to evacuate.

      Exit signs are clear and easy to see

      Exit signs have raised lettering or braille

      Exit access is free and clear at all times

We ensure exit access is free and clear at all times by:
Exit access is monitored continually by staff to ensure it is always free and maintained

      Exits and access to exists are greater than 900mm

      Exit doors are able to be opened by all occupants

      Exits to the emergency evacuation point does not include stairways

      The evacuation point is clearly marked by a sign

The business identifies guests who need additional assistance should an emergency occur by:
The airline identifies passengers requiring additional assistance through notes recorded on the flight manifest, including those with reduced mobility or other specific needs. In the event of an emergency, the airport will liaise directly with the airline to access this information and ensure appropriate support is provided to those passengers.

The procedure for assisting guests who need assisted rescue is:
he procedure for assisting guests who require assisted rescue is guided by the Airport Emergency Plan and carried out in coordination with airline staff. Passengers identified as requiring additional assistance are prioritised, with information obtained from the airline manifest. Trained airport personnel and responding emergency services will be deployed to assist these guests, using appropriate equipment where required (e.g. wheelchairs or evacuation aids). Assistance will be provided to move passengers to a place of safety as quickly and safely as possible, with ongoing communication maintained between the airport, airlines and emergency responders throughout the incident.

     Guests with disabilities are noted in the guest log book for emergency and evacuation purposes