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NOP/EAP
What are they?
Why have them?
LEARNING AIMS
At
the end of this session you will be able
to: Explain what an N.O.P is.
Explain what an E.A.P is.
Know and be able to explain what an
N.O.P should contain.
Know and be able to explain what an
E.A.P should contain.
NOP
Normal
Operating
Procedures
or Plan
/
NOP
Normal
Operating Plan / procedures are
about the day to day operation of the
lifeguard team.
EXERCISE
In groups discuss what you think should be
included in such a plan, write items for
inclusion on post-its and stick them on to
the poster sheet.
You have 10 minutes for this task.
NOP Should Contain
Risk
(in outline)
Factors
Supervision
Communication
Daily Routines and cover
Equipment and first aid checklist
Uniform
NOP Should Contain
Dealing
with the public
Role in Emergency
Reporting
Emergency access points
Emergency provision
Review
(in outline)
E.A.P
Emergency
Action
Plan
E.A.P
What
is an emergency?
An unexpected event which may result in
a minor or major injury or other loss.
The E.A.P details how the lifeguard team
will deal with any foreseeable
emergency.
E.A.P
Exercise
In groups discuss what you think should
be included in such a plan, write items for
inclusion on post-its and stick them on to
the poster sheet.
You have 10 minutes for this task.
E.A.P What it should cover
Minor
emergencies
Major emergencies
Land based
emergencies
E.A.P Minor emergencies
Minor
first aid e.g. small cuts
and bruises
Mild sunburn
Tired swimmers
E.A.P Major emergencies
Lost
children
Cardiac arrest or
equivalent medical
emergency
Casualty in water
Spinal injury
E.A.P Land based
emergencies
Assault
Violence
Alcohol/drug
overdose
Theft
Lost
person
Accident/illness
E.A.P Instructions
The
.E.A.P should contain
instructions on managing all
FORESEEABLE emergencies.
E.A.P should link with N.O.P on
number function and location
of lifeguards.
Covering: Casualty
in water
Injured bather
Multiple casualties in the water
Water and land based medical
emergencies
First aid
Covering: Lost
people and children
Evacuation
Severe weather
Dangerous water conditions
Fire
Summary
Patrol
zone
Conduct assessment
Usage patterns
Maximum safety for the public
Lifeguard qualities, equipment and fitness.
PLENARY
Questions
DISCUSSION