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Revision Date]\n\u000fNote: This template is general in nature. If there are other emergency situations that you encounter in your location, include those as well. Each emergency action plan needs to be site specific. Examples of additional possible emergencies may include frequent threats of violence from consumers, close proximity to manufacturing facilities and being located near railroad lines.\nPurpose:\nThe purpose of this Emergency Action Plan is to establish procedures for safely and effectively managing an emergency event for the [enter facility name].  All employees, supervisors, and managers are expected to follow the procedures outlined in this plan to ensure that employees and consumers are protected from any further harm during an emergency situation.\nAuthority:\nCalifornia Code of Regulations, Title 8, Sections 3220, 3203, 6184, NFPA 1 Uniform Fire Code, section 10.9.\nScope:\nThis Emergency Action Plan covers those designated actions managers and employees must take to ensure employee and consumer safety from fire and other emergencies.  This plan includes: emergency escape procedures and emergency escape route assignments; procedures for employees who have to stay to operate critical plant operations before they evacuate (if applicable); procedures to account for employees after emergency evacuation has been completed; rescue and medical duties for those employees who are to perform them; the preferred means of reporting fires and other emergencies; and individuals who can be contacted for further information about the plan.\nResponsibility\nPerson(s) responsible for emergency planning and information is/are:\n[Name of person(s), Title]\n[Contact Number]\nResponsibilities of the Emergency Response Team\nThe goal of the Emergency Response Team is to assist in the orderly evacuation of employees and consumers from a building or area during an emergency or assist with shelter in place procedures if warranted. The duties of the Response Team are as follows:\nBe familiar with the content of this plan.\nAlert staff of emergency situations.\nEnsure that staff and consumers are appropriately evacuating the facility or area based on the escape route assignments (see diagrams in attachment A).\nAssist in the evacuation of consumers and staff with disabilities that preclude them from using elevators during emergency situations, or altering security, fire, and police personnel of the last known location of the individuals.\nPerform medical duties as necessary to employees and consumers during emergency situations.\nExtinguish small fires with the use of a fire extinguisher.\nIf instructed, account for all employees and consumers at the designated meeting location(s).\nThe list of the Primary and Secondary Responders is located in attachment B.\nNote: The number of designated responders depends upon the size of the facility and the number of employees that work at that location. Larger facilities should have at least two responders per floor and at least one alternate.  Smaller facilities can get by with one responder and one alternate.\nBe sure to delete all notes inserted in this document!\nTraining\nEmergency Response Team members will be trained and made aware of their duties so that they can assist in the safe and orderly emergency evacuation of employees.  They shall be made aware of their responsibilities under this plan:\nInitially when the plan is developed;\nWhenever the employee’s responsibility under the plan changes, and\nWhenever the plan is changed\nResponsibilities of the Employees\nThe success of this Emergency Action Plan in times of emergencies hinges on employees knowing the procedures outlined in this plan and acting upon them in an appropriate manner.\nBefore an emergency, employees shall:\nBecome familiar with the contents of this plan ","cbCaieeYjrCxXmp0","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaieeYjrCxXmp0","docx",399970,"English","# Emergency Action Plan\n## Purpose, Authority, and Scope\n## Responsibility and Emergency Response Team Duties\n## Training and Employee Responsibilities\n## Reporting Emergencies and Alarm Systems","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the Emergency Action Plan template?\",\"answer\":\"It sets procedures for safely and effectively managing an emergency event at the specified facility so employees and consumers are protected during emergencies.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the Emergency Response Team do during an emergency?\",\"answer\":\"The team assists orderly evacuation or shelter-in-place if warranted, alerts staff, ensures evacuation based on assigned routes, helps with disabilities during evacuation, performs necessary medical duties, and may extinguish small fires with an extinguisher.\"},{\"question\":\"How are employees instructed to report and respond during an emergency?\",\"answer\":\"Employees should become familiar with the plan, participate in drills, follow evacuation route procedures, listen for directions on when and how to evacuate, report emergencies to their supervisor first, and go directly to the designated meeting location without side trips.\"}]","Emergency Action Plan - [Department Name-Division] - [Building Name and Address] - [Date or Revision Date] | DOCX",1788119486]