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It is the responsibility of all supervisors, with the support of the Vice President of Operations, to coordinate this program and ensure a safe evacuation of the facility.  \n3. SAFETY  \n1. No PPE is required to ensure safe evacuation.  \n2. When inside the ITS facility, all Team Members will stop what they are doing and allow their vision to adjust to lighting. Team Members are to remain at their current location until instructed by the Supervisor to move to the gathering areas. These areas are listed below:  \n• Steel Shop Personnel Break Room  \n• Office Personnel Front Lobby  \n3. When at a customer’s facility, all Team Members will stop what they are doing and allow their vision to adjust to lighting. Team Members are to remain at their current location until instructed by Supervisor to move to the predetermined gathering area.  \n4. Personnel will remain at these locations until power is recovered. At the time power is recovered, all personnel will return to their assigned work areas. If working offsite at a customer facility, please report to the customer gathering area.  \n4. EQUIPMENT  \n1. A member of the shop team will board the lift truck and turn the lights on to help guide employees to the designated area.  \n5. INSTRUCTIONS  \n1. Initial actions during power outage inside ITS facility:  \n1. Team Members are to stop what they are doing and remain at their workstation until instructed by Supervisor for action to take. Any team member operating a lift truck or aerial lift will stop their vehicle.  \n2. Supervisor will turn off main disconnects on equipment being used. Supervisor will determine whether power outage is internal or external. After determination is made, Supervisor will then call Detroit Edison (800) 477-4747 to alert them of power outage and to get what information may be available if external.  \n3. 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