the flowchart of ermt procedure for evacuation
the flowchart of ermt procedure for evacuation drp3p
The flowchart illustrates the information about the required course of action of the Emergency Response Management Team (ERMT) in case of any incident.
Overall, the task response has been divided to take two paths (NO or YES). These two paths are further judged on responses and there are multiple ways of reacting to them on the basis of the level of destruction.
Initially, the first action is to inform the ERMT that an incident has occurred. Once known of the fact team checks whether the incident is causing any imminent danger for employees or assets. If yes, the emergency response will be initiated and a response team will be put on standby by ERMT. Emergency actions like evacuation, shelter in place, first aid, and so on are carried on. If no, a response team will be put on standby.
Further, a clear inspection is done on whether the event can be declared as a disaster or not. If yes, the announcement has disaster is done and the response teams are activated. Finally, these response teams carry out the recovery of the assets and are returned to normal steps. On the other hand, if it's no, everything is set back to normal operation. 
The flowchart illustrates the information about the required course of action of the Emergency  
Response
 Management  
Team
 ( 
ERMT
) in case of any incident. 
Overall
, the task  
response
 has  
been divided
 to take two paths (NO or YES). These two paths are  
further
 judged on  
responses
 and there are multiple ways of reacting to them on the basis of the level of destruction. 
Initially
, the  
first
 action is to inform the  
ERMT
 that an incident has occurred. Once known of the fact  
team
  checks
 whether the incident is causing any imminent  
danger
 for employees or assets. If yes, the emergency  
response
 will  
be initiated
 and a  
response
  team
 will  
be put
 on standby by  
ERMT
. Emergency actions like evacuation, shelter in place,  
first
 aid, and  
so
 on  
are carried
 on. If no, a  
response
  team
 will  
be put
 on standby. 
Further
, a  
clear
 inspection  
is done
 on whether the  
event
 can  
be declared
 as a disaster or not. If yes, the announcement has disaster  
is done
 and the  
response
  teams
  are activated
.  
Finally
, these  
response
  teams
 carry out the recovery of the assets and  
are returned
 to normal steps.  
On the other hand
, if it's no, everything  
is set
 back to normal operation.