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The evacuation team will direct the evacuation of the building and account for all employees outside at a safe location.  \n\n| Employees will be warned to evacuate the building using the following system: |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| Employees should assemble at the following location for accounting by the evacuation team: |  |\n\n(Post a map showing the location(s) in a conspicuous location for all employees to see.)  \n\n| Person who will bring the employee roster and visitor log to the evacuation assembly area to account for all evacuees. The evacuation team leader will be informed if anyone is missing or injured. |  |\n| --- | --- |\n\n\n| Evacuation Team | Name / Location |\n| --- | --- |\n| Evacuation Team Leader |  |\n| Floor Wardens (one for each floor) |  |\n| Searchers (one per floor) |  |\n| Stairwell and Elevator Monitors |  |\n| Aides for Persons with Disabilities |  |\n| Assembly Area Monitors (account for evacuees at the assembly area and inform incident commander if anyone is missing or injured) |  |\n\n[ready.gov/business](ready.gov/business)  \nEmergency Response Plan  \nSevere Weather/Tornado Sheltering Plan  \nIfa tornado warning is issued, broadcast a warning throughout all buildings instructing everyone to move to shelter.  \n\n| Shelter-In-Place Team Assignments | Name / Location |\n| --- | --- |\n| Team Leader |  |\n| Person to monitor weather sources for updated emergency instructions and broadcast warning if issued by weather services |  |\n| Persons to direct personnel outside to enter the building |  |\n| Persons to direct employees to designated tornado shelter(s) |  |\n\nTornado Warning System & Tornado Shelter Locations  \n\n| Location of tornado warning system controls |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| Location of tornado shelters |  |\n\nShelter-In-Place Plan  \nIf warned to “shelter-in-place“ from an outside airborne hazard, a warning should be broadcast and all employees should move to shelter.  \n\n| Shelter-In-Place Team Assignments | Name / Location |\n| --- | --- |\n| Team Leader |  |\n| Direct personnel outside to enter the building; then close exterior doors |  |\n| Shutdown ventilation system and close air intakes |  |\n| Move employees to interior spaces above the first floor (if possible) |  |\n| Person to monitor news sources for updated emergency instructions |  |\n| Assembly Area Monitors (to account for evacuees at the assembly area) |  |\n\nShelter-In-Place Shutdown of Ventilation System  \n\n| Location of controls to shutdown ventilation system: |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| Location of air handling units, fan rooms, or air intakes: |  |\n\n[ready.gov/business](ready.gov/business)  \nLockdown Plan  \nPersons trained to use the warning system to warn persons to “lockdown“  \n\n| Name | Location |\n| --- | --- |\n|  |  |\n|  |  |\n|  |  |\n|  |  |\n\nInstructions for Broadcasting Warnings  \nWhere to Access the Warning System  \n(e.g. , telephone, public address system, etc.)  \nInstructions for using the system  \nMedical Emergency Plan  \nIf a medical emergency is reported, dial 9-1-1 and request an ambulance. 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