1. Timber Products Manufacturers Association
Emergency Action Plan
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2. Emergency escape procedures and escape routes
Develop emergency escape routes
Floor plans
Work-area maps
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3. Emergency escape procedures and escape routes
Shelter areas
locker rooms
cafeterias
Head count
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4. Timber Products Manufacturers Association
Evacuation
An adequate number of trained employees (wardens) help evacuate others
There should be at least 1 warden for every 20 employees
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5. Timber Products Manufacturers Association
Evacuation
The wardens know the workplace layout and escape routes
Wardens know the location of handicapped employees
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6. Timber Products Manufacturers Association
Evacuation
Wardens check rooms and enclosed spaces where employees could be trapped
Wardens account for all employees
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7. Critical plant operations
Designate workers to shutdown critical systems
gas
electrical
plant equipment
Monitor plant power supplies
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8. Critical plant operations
Monitor water supplies
Monitor essential services
chemical processes
manufacturing processes
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9. Account for all employees
Ensure all employees are safely evacuated
Roll call
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10. Account for all employees
Let supervisor know when away from workstation
Let supervisor know where you are
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11. Rescue and medical duties
Designated personnel will perform rescue duties
Designated personnel will perform medical and first aid duties
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12. Rescue and medical duties
Know the potential emergency situations that could occur
Emergency responders must be trained
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13. Timber Products Manufacturers Association
Reporting
Pull alarms
Automatic alarms
Phone call
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14. Timber Products Manufacturers Association
Alarm systems
When there is an alarm, evacuate or perform your assigned emergency actions
Know the different types of alarm signals
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15. Timber Products Manufacturers Association
Alarm systems
Flashing lights may be installed in areas where alarms may not be heard
Alarm systems may use an auxiliary power source so they can operate when power fails
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16. Timber Products Manufacturers Association
Disaster recovery
Modified EAP
evacuation
employee alarms
head count
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