Emergency Action Plan Outline
Course identification, length and regulatory drivers: The following
is the standard one-hour course outline used to conduct basic Emergency Action
Plan (EAP) training in compliance with 8, CCR 3220.
Class length: 1 hour
Attendance: All employees
Training location, space & equipment requirements: Classroom setting,
lap top, and projector
Learning objectives: To understand what to do; and how to handle various
emergency situations
Reference materials: Power Point Presentation and Emergency Action
Plan handout
Evaluation instruments: Standard evaluation & 10 question test
(optional)
Refresher training frequency: Evacuation drill annually. Emergency
Action Plan training every 3 years.
Sequence of Instruction:
- Types of alarms available
- Alarm activation protocols
- Evacuation initiation procedures and protocols
- Telephone procedures
- Identification of evacuation routes
- Identification of relocation area(s)
- Employee and visitors requiring assistance procedures
- Contractors responsibilities
- Evacuation coordinator responsibilities
- Manager and supervisor responsibilities
- Employee evacuation procedures
- Medical emergency procedures
- Fire procedures including fire extinguisher use
- Shelter in place procedures
- Earthquake procedures
- Flooding procedures
- Power outage procedures
- Spill and gas leak procedures
- Unusual odor procedures
- Bomb threat procedures
- Chemical and biological threat procedures
- Riot procedures
- Civil disturbance and workplace violence procedures
- Identification of utilities and securing procedures
- Employee training and drill requirements
- Employee feedback requirements
- Record keeping responsibilities
Class Max: TBD
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rev. 3/28/05
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