Emergency Preparedness Plan Audit (General Household)

Check whether the household has basic plans and supplies.

Added October 15, 2026. Written with AI assistance and checked for clarity and placeholders; not reviewed by a lawyer, accountant, clinician or other professional. How these prompts are made

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Audit our household emergency preparedness. Supplies we have: [SUPPLIES]. Plans we have (meeting point, contacts, utilities shut-off, pets): [PLANS]. Household members and special considerations: [HOUSEHOLD_MEMBERS]. Local risks I know of: [LOCAL_RISKS].

Check against a general checklist: documents copies, contact list, water and food for several days, light and power, first aid supplies, chargers, cash, medications kept per prescriber guidance, pet supplies, plans for different people, and practice. Make a table with Item, Have, Where, Expiry or check date, and Gap. Create a shopping list and a schedule for checking expiry dates. Include a plan for a drill and a one-page plan for each person.

Use official local guidance for your area for specific risks and instructions [VERIFY]. This is a general planning checklist.

Add a worked supply check: water for 3 days at the quantity per person per day from official guidance [VERIFY], torch checked 12 March, batteries expire next June, copies of documents in a folder, pet food for 5 days, and a calendar reminder to check expiry dates every six months.

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