In most emergencies you should be able to stay at home. So, ensure you have enough supplies to last at least three days or more by assembling and maintaining emergency survival items for your house and a portable get away kit.
You can find some helpful tips for your household to work out what supplies you need.
At work
- Think about keeping essential items such as sturdy walking shoes, waterproof jacket, torch, food and water there
- If you're in charge, encourage your staff to have some essential items
- Businesses have a responsibility to be prepared for an emergency under the Health and Safety Employment Act.
- Use these resilience tools to become a more resilient business.
At school
The educational tool, What's the Plan Stan, is designed for Primary and Intermediate aged children and will help them prepare for disasters such as earthquakes, floods and volcanic eruptions, which can be frightening for them.
