1. EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN INSPECTION PROCEDURES: EAP
Read the emergency action plan.
Know the evacuation alarm.
Know the locations of your fire extinguishers.
Know the primary and secondary escape routes.
Know where handicapped workers are located.
Do not use elevators, electricity may not work.
Conduct periodic exercises to iron out problems.
Know where the assembly point is located.
Begin role call immediately at the assembly point.
Inform management of missing persons.

2. EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURES: EAP
Follow the plan.
Do not lock doors when evacuating.
Scan for injured on the way out.
Do not use elevators, electricity may not work.
Know where possible false exits are.
Stay low to avoid smoke and toxic gases.
Cover your mouth with a wet cloth.
In multi-story buildings head for stairwells.
In stairwells never go up!
Once outside go to the assembly point.

3. EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURES: EAP
Never leave the grounds unless you are in danger.
- Emergency responders may search for the missing.
Ensure management knows where you are!
Try and remember where your co-workers are.
Inform management of pertinent information.

4. EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN SOME TIPS IF YOU’RE TRAPPED: EAP
#1. If you panic, you only decrease survival chances.
Never open a door without feeling it first for heat.
Use the back of your hand to test for heat.
If the door is hot, try and seal the cracks.
Look for a phone, or a fire alarm.
Look for water sources to wet yourself down.
Look for wet rags to breath through.
Look for a window to ventilate the room.
Try not to feed the fire oxygen.
People have survived jumps, usually not fires.

5. EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN EVACUATION PLAN: LOBBY OFFICE
ASSEMBLY
POINT
= FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
= HANDICAPPED WORK STATIONS