Who is NOT typically involved in implementing the non-fire emergency plan?

The building owner is typically not directly involved in the implementation of the non-fire emergency plan. Their primary role often revolves around managing property and ensuring compliance with regulations, while the execution of emergency plans is usually delegated to trained professionals such as emergency services personnel, safety officers, and the emergency preparedness coordinator. These individuals have specific training and expertise in managing emergencies effectively, ensuring that the response is appropriate and follows established protocols.

In contrast, emergency services personnel are directly involved in responding to incidents, safety officers oversee the safety protocols during an emergency, and emergency preparedness coordinators are responsible for planning, drills, and the overall management of emergency response initiatives within a facility or organization. The involvement of each professional is geared toward ensuring a systematic and effective response to non-fire emergencies, which typically requires technical skills and organized teamwork to be successful.