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1. The safety of others is the highest priority for an ERO.
2. You make a risk assessment by looking, thinking, doing and checking.
3. An ERO is on the scene more quickly in the event of an incident than the fire brigade, ambulance or police.
4. When the fire brigade is on site, it is the duty of the ERO to tell the fire brigade what to do.
5. Every company must have at least 1 ERO.
6. By acting quickly, the ERO influences the smoke development and smoke spread.
7. In principle, you conduct a reconnaissance with 2 EROs.
8. EROs must always be alarmed via a walkie-talkie.
9. An ambulance (legally) has a maximum response time of 8 minutes and a fire service of 15 minutes.
10. An evacuation drill is advised at least once a year (e.g. by the NIBHV and the Labor Inspectorate).

 

Easy start… (Eng)