Article | REF: G4217 V1

Emergency plans - Internal operation plan (IOP) and special intervention plan (SIP)

Author: Lynda COTTET GAYDON

Publication date: July 10, 2013, Review date: February 11, 2019 | Lire en français

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    5. Drawing up the POI

    The information presented here is intended to provide practical guidelines for drawing up an internal emergency plan / POI.

    5.1 Documentary aspect

    As already explained, the development of the POI –, while obviously leading to the drafting of a self-supporting and operational paper plan –, is also of prime importance in that it gives rise to a concerted approach between all the players involved in emergency management.

    The aim of obtaining a "perfect" paper plan should not be allowed to override the development process, which allows everyone to get involved, ask questions and discuss hypotheses and answers.

    The POI is intended to be a purely operational document, and it would be illusory to attempt to include too...

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