Emergency Procedure Guidebook
- Emergency Contacts
- Emergency Procedures

Emergency Procedure Guidebook

Emergency Contacts

List of local emergency contacts for emergency services:

Organisation Name	Use When	Phone
Immediate Emergency	In an immediate emergency that poses a threat to life.	000
State Emergency Services	For flood, power lines and other associated emergencies.	132 500
South Australian Police	For non-urgent police matters.	131 444
SA Metropolitan Fire Service	Business hours number for non-urgent calls.	8204 3600
SA Ambulance Service	For non-life-threatening injuries.	1300 136 272

List of utility contacts for site during a service outage or malfunction:

Organisation Name	Use When	Phone
SA Power Networks	For faults and emergencies such as damaged or fallen power lines etc.	13 13 66
SA Water	For fault reports.	1300 729 283

List of site contacts for incidents and emergency situations (contact numbers are pre-loaded into front desk landline):

Full Name	Site Title
David Riley	SA Makers Chair
Luke Tansell	Site Manager
Matthew Bagnara	WHS Officer
Laura Gransbury	Volunteer Co-Ordinator
Will Chappel	IT Support Co-Ordinator

Emergency Procedures

Building Evacuation

When directed to do so by site supervisor (building warden) OR volunteers to evacuate, you must immediately evacuate the building by the closest
Proceed to the nearest exit if it is safe to do so, please follow the exit signage
Proceed to the assembly point, directly opposite Makerspace Adelaide, the gravel area behind the Electric Car recharging stations in Franklin St.
DO NOT GO HOME from here without informing Makerspace Adelaide staff.
Do not re-enter the building until directed by the site supervisor or emergency authorities attending the scene.

In case of fire

Alert others in the immediate area and the Site Supervisor
Dial 000 and ask for Fire Brigade
When alarm is raised, progress toward the nearest emergency exit – or as directed by a building warden.

Fire Extinguishers

The provided equipment is for use on minor fires only. Before using a fire extinguisher, read the instructions to ensure it is appropriate for the type of fire. It would be a good idea to do this even when there is no fire.