Mock Drill Planning & Evaluation

Mock Drill Planning & Evaluation tests emergency preparedness for industrial incidents. It includes drill design, evacuation planning, response coordination, and performance assessment. The activity is conducted in accordance with the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, Manufacture, Storage and Import of Hazardous Chemicals (MSIHC) Rules, 1989, and relevant industrial safety guidelines. It supports compliance with emergency preparedness and occupational safety requirements. The process strengthens risk management, improves workforce readiness, and promotes safer industrial operations.

What is the service: Planning and evaluation of mock drills for emergency preparedness.

Who needs it: Industries with hazardous operations.

Scope of service: We design, execute, and evaluate comprehensive mock drills. We develop a realistic emergency scenario (e.g., chemical leak, fire), define objectives and success criteria, brief participants on their roles, and safely conduct the drill. Post-drill, we facilitate a detailed evaluation (hot wash and cold wash) to identify gaps in the emergency plan, communication, and response effectiveness, providing a report with actionable recommendations.

Process flow: Planning meeting to define drill objectives and scenario → Development of drill script, safety protocols, and evaluation checklist → Briefing of participants and observers → Safe execution of the mock drill → Post-drill debriefing session (hot wash) to gather immediate feedback → Detailed analysis and preparation of a formal evaluation report with lessons learned and improvement plans.