FAST RESPONSE SERVICES
FAST RESPONSE SERVICES
Our cost-effective Rapid Alarm Response services and solutions can ensure your peace of mind. The extra ordinarily active Team can initiate to immediate access into your controlled area if an alarm is activated either genuine or false. Our security personnel are well trained to arrive at potentially dangerous scene. Team always response to any alarm as quickly as possible for 24/7. Our highly trained security officers know how to apprehend and detain criminals under SIA Regulations and will liaise with the emergency service on your behalf. If emergency repair is required, our personnel can facilitate on an urgent situation.
FAST RESPONSE MANAGER’S ROLE
Overall, in charge of emergency response activities involving emergencies. • Makes the decisions to deploy the SERT and provide additional resources required (e.g., personnel & equipment). • Convenes the Site Emergency Response Team with the Incident Commander • Liaises continuously with the Incident Commander for updates of the situation on the ground. • Assist the Incident Commander in providing equipment and logistics back up required at the emergency scene. • Liaises continuously with the Emergency Coordinator to update on the emergency • manage request from public emergency services and government officials. • maintain an event log and timing of the incident as and when information is provided by the Incident Commander
ON SCENE COMANDER’S ROLE
Has direct charge over firefighting, search, and rescue, first aid to injured persons, and related emergency operational actions. • Conducts incident size-up of the emergency and make a quick assessment of the situation. • Briefs the Fire Control, Spill Control and First Aid Teams, when they are ready, to implement the appropriate plan to control the emergency. • Ensure initiation of incident control measures such as isolation of leakage sources, emergency shutdown valves. • Ensure that all response personnel are adequately protected with personal protected equipment. • Oversee the emergency response operations, evaluate any requirements on site of potential hazards that may impact on emergency control operations such as fuel release, overflowing drains, structural collapse, possible escalation. • Keep the Emergency Manager informed of the progress of emergency actions, • Coordinate with Public Emergency Services for removal of hazardous materials.
