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This plan applies to all emergencies that may reasonably be expected to occur at COMPANY NAME.\nAssignment of Responsibility\nEmergency Plan Manager\nEMPLOYEE NAME, the Emergency Plan Manager, will manage the Emergency Action Plan for COMPANY NAME.  The Emergency Plan Manager will maintain all training records pertaining to this plan. The Emergency Plan Manager is also responsible for scheduling routine tests of emergency notification systems (Fire alarms, PA systems, etc.) and coordinating education and training as it relates to the EAP. The Emergency Plan Manager will notify the owner / management / or other responsible persons of this plan if an emergency occurs.\nEmergency Plan Coordinator\nIn addition to the Emergency Plan Manager, Emergency Coordinator(s) may be identified and are responsible for contacting community emergency response personnel as well as acting as incident commander until proper authorities show up to the site of an emergency. This includes but is not limited to having an accurate headcount after an emergency to communicate to authorities, being familiar with any hazardous substances located at the site, and communicating to responding emergency personnel the layout of the building if needed.\n*Note: Emergency Plan Manager and Coordinator may be same person for small locations or single location businesses.\nThe Emergency Plan Coordinator(s) are as follows:\nSupervisors / Management\nSupervisors and Management will follow and ensure that their employees are trained in the procedures of this EAP.\nEmployees\nEmployees are responsible for following the procedures in this EAP.\nContractors / Third Parties / Visitors\nCOMPANY NAME shall make sure that any contractors / third parties / visitors onsite during an emergency are accounted for and will be advised of this EAP if needed.\nPlan Implementation\nReporting\nEmergency personnel should be called after a swift assessment of the situation has been conducted and emergency services are deemed necessary. Any employee at COMPANY NAME is allowed to contact emergency services in conjunction with notifying management.\nAll emergency situations will be reported as soon as possible to the Emergency Plan Manager and the appropriate Emergency Plan Coordinator listed above by one of the following means:\nverbally, as soon as possible during normal work hours; or\nby telephone, after normal work hours or on weekends.\nIf Emergency Plan Manager or Coordinator cannot be reached, contact the Owner / Manager.\nEmergency will then be communicated to rest of the plant following the reporting procedures below. Special instructions dependent on type of emergency should be addressed in this initial notification.\nIf an emergency occurs after normal business hours, Emergency Plan manager or Coordinator(s) will contact all employees not on site to provide future work status, depending on the nature of the situation.\nOwner Notification\nEmergency Plan Manager will contact the owner as soon as possible if me","cbCairTq2WE4Zt1m","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairTq2WE4Zt1m","docx",48465,"English","# Objective\n# Assignment of Responsibility\n## Emergency Plan Manager\n## Emergency Plan Coordinator\n# Plan Implementation\n## Reporting\n## Owner Notification\n## Building Evacuation","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the COMPANY NAME Emergency Action Plan (EAP)?\",\"answer\":\"The EAP ensures compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.38 and prepares employees to handle emergencies such as fires, severe weather, evacuations, workplace violence, and active shooter situations.\"},{\"question\":\"Who is responsible for managing and coordinating the EAP?\",\"answer\":\"The Emergency Plan Manager manages the EAP and related training records, while Emergency Coordinator(s) contact community responders and act as incident commander until authorities arrive.\"},{\"question\":\"What should employees do when a building evacuation alarm is sounded?\",\"answer\":\"Employees (except those specifically identified in the plan) must immediately exit using the nearest exit and meet at the designated assembly area as soon as possible.\"}]","Emergency Action Plan - OSHA 29 CFR 1910.38 Emergency Preparedness | DOCX"]