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Evacuation and lockdown management purpose-built for education providers.
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Evacuation and lockdown management purpose-built for education providers.
Request a demoStudents are dispersed across classrooms, labs, playgrounds, sports fields, buses and outings — not conveniently sitting at desks when an incident hits.
Lockdowns and lockouts (intruder, external threat) are a distinct assembly mode from evacuations and need their own response flow.
Staff-to-student ratios matter enormously for accountability.
Parents and guardians need trustworthy communications — not rumours on social media.
Compliance burden spans DET, ACECQA and TEQSA depending on the sub-sector.
A broader compliance surface than most industries — from AS 3745 up through the sub-sector regulators for ECEC, higher education and VET.
Applies to all education facilities.
Most states mandate emergency management plans and regular drills, usually citing AS 3745.
Quality Area 2 (Children’s Health and Safety) for ECEC services.
Higher education and VET providers have their own emergency management expectations.
Duty of care to students, staff, volunteers, visitors and contractors.
Distinct response modes alongside evacuation. Broadcast cards for Lockdown (internal threat — intruder or violent incident) and Lockout (external threat — contain inside) sit beside Evacuate, Shelter in Place, Prepare to Leave and All Clear. Selecting the right mode is one tap.
Learn more →Campus → Block → Room hierarchy built into the platform, with Assembly Points per block. Wardens see only the incidents affecting their assigned locations; check-in forms pre-select the warden’s default location to cut taps under pressure.
Learn more →Teachers scan the classroom-door QR code once to check their class in. Students under their care are accounted for in a single action. Works in any mobile browser — no app install, no login required.
Learn more →Students with disabilities, medical needs or mobility impairments are registered and prioritised. Priority classifications P1–P4, mobility codes M1–M5, sensory/cognitive codes S1–S4 and medical/equipment codes E1–E3. Filterable by campus and classification.
Learn more →The per-campus stakeholder list can include communications leads and parent-notification contacts. AI-drafted summaries cover executive overview, timeline, people accountability and current status — in the campus’s own terminology. Advisory output: the Chief Warden reviews before distribution.
Learn more →Every drill run through EMAction produces the compliance evidence your regulator expects. Date-range filters, per-drill check-in rates, refusals records, and occupancy statistics — all exportable, all ready for audit.
Learn more →A university lecturer reports an intruder on the ground floor of the science block via the QR code on her classroom door. The Chief Warden activates a Security — Intruder incident with Critical severity.
She taps “Lockdown” as the broadcast instruction — every Warden across every block sees the Lockdown card on their phone immediately. Teachers lock classroom doors and check in their students by location.
The AI situational awareness panel flags that three classrooms on Level 2 of the science block have not confirmed lockdown. Campus security is directed there specifically.
Police arrive, the situation is resolved, and the Chief Warden broadcasts “All Clear”. A stakeholder summary is drafted for the Vice-Chancellor’s office and student communications team.
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