1. INSPECTION PROCEDURES: EAP EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN • 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 EVACUATION PROCEDURES: EAP EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN • 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 EVACUATION PROCEDURES: EAP EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN • 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. SOME TIPS IF YOU’RE TRAPPED: EAP EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN • #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. EVACUATION PLAN: OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE LOBBY = FIRE EXTINGUISHERS ASSEMBLY POINT = HANDICAPPED WORK STATIONS EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN