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When they do, they require quick, correct and decisive responses. Employees have been informed of the company’s planned response to emergency situations, and they are expected to adhere to these guidelines for the duration of this project.\nThe elements of this plan, as required by 29 CFR 1926.35, are as follows:\nI.\tEmergency evacuation plan\nII.\tCritical operations\nIII.\tMethods to account for [company name] employees\nIV.\tRescue and medical duties\nV.\tMeans of reporting emergencies\nVI.\tCompany representative(s) responsible for plan\nI.\tEmergency Evacuation Plan\n\u001eOn a typical roofing project, [company name] will prepare an emergency evacuation plan for two areas: the roof and ground.\nRoof evacuation procedures are as follows:\nGround evacuation procedures are as follows:\nII.\tCritical Operations\n\u001eIf any emergency occurs on a project involving propane, combustion engine equipment or electrical tools, [company name] employees will shut off propane sources at the cylinders and turn off all equipment before evacuating, provided employee safety is not jeopardized by doing so.\nDoes this project involve the use of propane?\tYes _____ \tNo _____\nDoes this project involve the use of combustion engine equipment?\tYes _____\tNo _____\nDoes this project involve the use of electrical tools or other ignition sources?\tYes _____\tNo _____\nDoes this project involve the use of other critical operations not listed?\tYes _____\tNo _____\nExplain:\n\u001eIf our employees are not able to shut off propane supplies, the fire department or other responding emergency agency will be notified of the presence and locations of the propane tanks.\n\u001eList locations of propane on this site:\nIII.\tMethods to Account for [Company Name’s] Employees\n\u001eEmployees have been instructed to meet at a designated location so that they can be accounted for on the project. If it is determined that any employees are missing, the responding emergency agency will be notified. The agency also will be informed about the last approximate whereabouts of missing employees.\n\u001eThe meeting location will be chosen based on the type of emergency involved. The project manager will account for wind direction and potential hazards in determining the meeting place.\nThe meeting location for this project will be:\nIV.\tRescue and Medical Duties\nThis crew has been specifically trained to rescue and/or attend to injured employees.     Yes _____  No _____\nIf “No” has been checked, our employees will rely on paramedics or other emergency rescue teams.\n\u001eIf “Yes” has been checked, those employees trained in rescue operations will perform duties according to the training they have received. The remaining employees will meet at the designated meeting area.\nV.\tMeans of Reporting Emergencies\n\u001eWhen a fire or emergency occurs, it is our intention to notify all employees, affected contractors, building owners and homeowners about the crisis.\n\u001eThe first call will be made to the local fire department by using 911. If 911 is unavailable in the job’s area or there is an on-site fire department, such as on military installations, that emergency telephone number will be used instead. Emergency telephone numbers are included in this plan.\n\u001eIf there are 10 employees or fewer in the area, a human voice will be used to notify those on the job. For projects involving more than 10 employees, airhorns or similar equipment will be used.\nVI.\tCompany Representative(s) Responsible for Plan\n\u001eThe job foreman is the responsible person to contact with any questions regarding this plan. If additional information is needed, the project manager should be contacted.\nEmergency Contacts\nProject Address:\nProject Telephone: (       )\nHome Office Telephone: (       )\nLocal Police Telephone: (      )\nLocal Fire Telephone: (       )\nLocal Paramedics Telephone: (       )\nLocal Hospital Address:\nLocal Hospital Telephone: (       )\nDirections from Job Site to","cbCaisMmKhk8SVVs","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisMmKhk8SVVs","doc",29184,"English","# Emergency evacuation plan\n## Roof evacuation procedures\n## Ground evacuation procedures\n# Critical operations\n## Propane, ignition sources, and shutdown actions\n# Methods to account for employees\n## Designated meeting location selection\n# Rescue and medical duties\n## Trained rescue crew roles\n# Means of reporting emergencies\n## 911 and alternative notification methods\n# Company representative(s) responsible for plan\n## Emergency contacts and hospital routing","[{\"question\":\"What sections are included in the emergency action plan?\",\"answer\":\"The plan includes an emergency evacuation plan, critical operations, methods to account for employees, rescue and medical duties, means of reporting emergencies, and the company representative(s) responsible for the plan.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the plan handle emergencies involving propane, ignition sources, or electrical tools?\",\"answer\":\"Employees shut off propane at the cylinders and turn off all equipment before evacuating, as long as doing so does not jeopardize employee safety. 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