Emergency procedures – flowcharts
Emergency Response Team prepares for mobilization Snow Storm occurrence The following additional details need to be defined - Lights out procedures - Skeleton crew operations procedures - Mobilization resources and procedure. Conclusion This article highlights the process to develop flow charts for emergency procedures.
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