When there is an emergency evacuation of a building or job site, it is vital for employees to know how to quickly exit the building or area and assemble a safe distance away in a pre-designated area.
In fact, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration requires businesses and organizations to have and to inform employees of its emergency action plan in the event of a mandatory evacuation from a building or job site. The emergency action plan must be in writing and kept in the workplace and available for all employees to review. [OSHA 1910.38(b)]
When developing an EAP, it is important to determine:
- Conditions under which an evacuation would be necessary.
- Conditions under which...
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