Which of the following points is NOT covered by emergency plans?

Emergency plans are essential frameworks that outline how an organization will respond to various incidents, ensuring safety and proper management of emergencies. The focus of these plans is typically on preparedness and response strategies rather than routine health assessments.

Daily health checks for all personnel would fall outside the scope of emergency management protocols. While maintaining the health of personnel is important, it is generally part of broader health and safety regulations rather than specific emergency response operations. Emergency plans primarily focus on immediate actions in response to an incident, access and safety measures for all facility areas during emergencies, the documentation of incidents for review and improvement, and specific protocols for both major and minor incidents that address how to manage various emergency situations effectively.

In contrast, the other elements such as access to all areas of the facility ensure that emergency responders can reach affected areas quickly, documenting incidents helps in learning from past emergencies, and having protocols for different incident types provides a clear action plan during emergencies. Therefore, daily health checks are not typically included in emergency planning discussions, making it the least relevant point in the context of emergency plans.