ERDMP
A response plan your site team can actually execute under pressure — not a document that sits in a drawer.
Emergency Response and Disaster Management Plan preparation aligned to MSIHC Rules and District Disaster Management requirements.
Request a ConsultationWhat is ERDMP?
An Emergency Response and Disaster Management Plan (ERDMP) is a statutory document required under India's Manufacture, Storage and Import of Hazardous Chemicals (MSIHC) Rules, 1989, for Major Accident Hazard (MAH) units, detailing on-site and off-site emergency response arrangements, mutual aid, evacuation, and coordination with District Disaster Management Authorities.
Why It Matters
- ●Statutory requirement under MSIHC Rules for all notified MAH units in India
- ●Provides the operational backbone for credible on-site and off-site emergency response
- ●Required input to district off-site emergency plans and mock drill evaluation
- ●Reviewed during factory inspectorate audits and renewal of consent to operate
Our Methodology
- 1Hazard identification and worst-case/credible scenario selection feeding the plan
- 2On-site emergency organisation structure and roles definition
- 3Resource, mutual aid and external agency coordination mapping
- 4Evacuation, assembly point and communication protocol design
- 5Mock drill schedule and plan validation framework
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FAQ
ERDMP Frequently Asked Questions
What is ERDMP?
ERDMP (Emergency Response and Disaster Management Plan) is a statutory document required under India's MSIHC Rules for Major Accident Hazard units, detailing on-site and off-site emergency response, evacuation and coordination arrangements.
Is ERDMP mandatory for all chemical facilities in India?
ERDMP is mandatory specifically for units notified as Major Accident Hazard (MAH) installations under the MSIHC Rules, 1989 — generally those storing or handling hazardous chemicals above threshold quantities specified in the rules' schedules.