Create one current file with owner and occupant contacts, local key holders, juristic or community management, insurer, utilities, trusted contractors, shutoff locations, emergency spending authority and incident-reporting steps. Store it where an authorized person can use it quickly.
Which contacts should be listed?
- owner and occupant;
- local key holder;
- building or community management;
- insurer and property manager;
- electrician, plumber and security contact.
Which property instructions matter?
- water shutoff;
- electrical panel;
- gas or fuel isolation;
- alarm and access procedure;
- pets, medicines or vulnerable occupants.
How should authority be controlled?
Define who may enter, approve urgent work, spend up to a stated limit and notify the insurer, and require dated photographs and receipts after every response.
Continue through Owners, Learn and the directory.
Share the plan with a trusted local contact.
Test access and update the file after every material change.
Find property-care supportFrequently asked questions
Who should hold the emergency file?
The owner or occupant and at least one trusted local contact should have current access.
Should contractors have unlimited authority?
No. Define contact order, spending limits and documentation requirements.
How often should the plan be updated?
Review it after occupancy, contact, insurer, utility or property-management changes.
Sources & References
- Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation
- Metropolitan Electricity Authority
- Provincial Electricity Authority
- Metropolitan Waterworks Authority
- Provincial Waterworks Authority
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