RESCUE, RELIEF AND WELFARE CO-ORDINATOR Sample Clauses

RESCUE, RELIEF AND WELFARE CO-ORDINATOR. A) When emergency occurs in own industry: - Will mobilize manpower, material for rescue and relief operation. - Will organize and participate in the rescue / relief operation. - Will liaise with district officials and other outside agencies to carry out the operation. - Will identify the location of relief camps at a safe distance from the affected area. - Will provide food / beverage, clothing at relief camp. - Will contact relatives of affected persons. - Will keep a close liaison with the Medical Relief Co-ordinator at the site of emergency and relief camps. - Will arrange safe drinking water for all Personnel at relief camps. - Will provide emergency communication system at site, supply of essential services / Facilities like electricity transport etc.
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