[AODA] Accessible Emergency Response Procedures

NOW is the time to take a moment to read through our Accessible Emergency Response Procedures at [ENTER ORGANIZATION NAME]; when there is no emergency going on. Please note that alternate document formats, communication supports and service accommodations are available upon request in order to ensure your safety. All images are accessible, downloadable, and screen reader friendly. To download images (e.g. evacuation or fire route) to your mobile device, press and hold your finger against the image and save. And to download images to your desktop, right-click the image and save.

Image: an evacuation route diagram which shows 7 fire exits highlighted in GREEN and the accessible fire exit is located at the north end of foyer
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The actions taken in the initial moments of an emergency are critical. A prompt warning to customers & employees with disabilities to evacuate, shelter or lockdown can literally save lives. An employee trained to administer first aid or perform CPR can be lifesaving for the average person but is absolutely required for someone living with a disability.

The first step when developing an emergency response plan is to conduct a risk assessment to identify potential emergency scenarios. An understanding of what can happen will enable you to determine resource requirements and to develop plans and procedures to prepare your business.

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[AODA] Accessible Emergency Response Procedures

[AODA] Accessible Emergency Response Procedures