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Project 4 » 7. Guideline for Establishment of Crisis Management and Disaster Recovery Systems » 7.1. Components of Effective Crisis Management » 7.1.7. Self Escape
Should all control measures fail, it will be necessary to evacuate the mine. There needs to be well thought out trigger levels for this to occur and a timely enaction of this process. Again training and familiarity with the escape routes, equipment and protocols is essential.
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