Plans of Self-protection. Ready to act.
What is a Self-Protection Plan?
The Self-protection Plan It is the document that organizes the prevention and response to emergencies within a facility. It defines responsibilities, resources, and procedures, and connects the center’s actions with the public emergency services.
At Q-safety We assist your organization in the development and implementation of the plan, with evacuation plans and technical advice.
Preparation of the Autoprotection Plan
A specific document for the characteristics of your activity and your facilities.
Implementation and preparation of the PAU
Organization of teams, training and simulations to put procedures into practice.
Review and update of the Self-Protection Plan
Review of the existing plan and its suitability to the framework applicable to your establishment.
The emergency can also come from the environment.
The planning includes relevant internal and external risks, and a response for people at high risk.
The location, activity, and characteristics of the occupants guide the analysis of each center.
Scenarios that must be evaluated according to their exposure:
Floods
Forest fires
Adverse meteorological phenomena
Technological accidents
From identifying the risk to the team's action
Center and activity
Risks and measures
Identification of scenarios and preventive measures.
Media and those in charge
Procedures and plans
Training and simulations
Maintenance of the plan
Benefits of a Self-Protection Plan
Comprehensive security
It protects both the insured and the visitors.
Regulatory compliance
Avoid legal sanctions by complying with current legislation.
Preparation for emergencies
Minimizes the negative consequences of incidents.
How to implement a self-protection plan?
Implementing a self-protection plan does not consist only in drafting a document, but in ensuring that the center knows how to act when an emergency occurs.
That is why the process follows a phased approach: we analyze the activity, the facilities, and the risks specific to the establishment, develop a customized plan, implement it with the training of staff and the conduct of simulations, and keep it updated so that it remains useful and compliant with current regulations.
01 Initial diagnosis
We identify the specific risks.
02 Plan design
We created a unique document adapted to the establishment.
03 Training and simulations
We train the staff to ensure their readiness.
04 Periodic review
We are constantly updating to adapt to new circumstances.
Organizing the response. Facilitate external aid.
New framework.
A planned adaptation
Order INT/1068/2026, published on October 10, sets out the new directive. The agreement takes effect on October 11, 2026, and ends the application of Royal Decree 393/2007.
The obligation depends on the catalogue of activities and on sectoral and territorial regulations. The competent administrations may establish additional requirements.