The document discusses emergency action plans (EAPs), which organize employee and employer responses to workplace emergencies. Key components of an effective EAP include procedures for reporting fires and other emergencies, evacuation routes, accounting for employees after evacuation, and contacts for plan information. EAPs should address natural disasters like fires, floods, and earthquakes as well as technological emergencies such as explosions, hazardous material releases, and utility failures. Developing an effective EAP involves establishing responsibilities, conducting training and drills, reviewing and updating the plan regularly, and customizing it to the specific workplace.
2. WHAT IS AN EMERGENCY ACTION
PLAN
An action plan to organize employee and
employer action during workplace emergencies
3. COMPONENTS OF AN EFFECTIVE
EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN
Ways to report fires and other emergencies
Evacuation procedures
Emergency escape route assignments
Procedures to account for all employee after an
emergency evacuation has been completed
Name or job titles of personas who can be
contacted for further information or explanation of
duties under the plan.
5. TECHNOLOGICAL
EMERGENCIES
Aircraft crash
Structural collapse
Business interruption
Communication
Levee failure
Explosion/fire
Extreme air pollution
Financial collapse
Fuel .resource shortage
Hazardous material release
Power / utility failure
Radiological / nuclear accidents
Transportation accidents
6. WHAT ARE THE STEPS IN
DEVELOPING EAP
Development of emergency action plan
Establish authority
Conduct employee training and plan review
Review , coordinate and update the plan