Self-protection Plan
What is a Self-Protection Plan
The Self-protection and Emergency Plan is essential to prevent and manage risks that may affect both people and property.
It is a document that allows centres, establishments and facilities to act in emergency situations.
What regulations govern the Self-Protection Plan?
The Royal Decree 393/2007 (Basic Self-Protection Rule) establishes that it is compulsory for certain workplaces to have a Self-Protection Plan.
Given that this regulation is national in nature, it may also be regulated by the various autonomous communities and local councils.
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What a Self-Protection Plan Includes
Risk Identification
Detailed assessment of potential hazards
Preventive measures
Strategies to reduce or eliminate risks
Procedures for action
Specific protocols to ensure security
Drills and Maintenance
Periodic tests to ensure its effectiveness
Benefits of a Self-Protection Plan
- Comprehensive Security: Protects both employees and visitors
- Regulatory Compliance: Avoid legal sanctions by complying with current legislation.
- Emergency preparedness: Minimising the negative consequences of incidents
How to implement a Self-Protection Plan
- Initial diagnosis: Identification of specific risks.
- Design of the Plan: Creation of a single document adapted to the establishment.
- Training and drills: Training of personnel to ensure their preparedness.
- Periodic review: Constant updating to adapt to new circumstances.
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