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• Credits

Emergency Action Plan (EAP)

• Minimum Requirements
• Develop & Implement an Emergency Action Plan
  • Emergency Action Plan Checklist
  • Evacuation in or through High Hazard Environments
    • Additional Respirators
• Evacuation Elements
  • OSHA's Floorplan Diagram Example
  • OSHA's Interactive Floorplan Example
• Fight or Flee?
• Shelter-in-Place
• Fire, Rescue, and Medical Services
• Reporting Emergencies

Do I need an Emergency Action Plan?

Emergency Standards

• Design and Construction Requirements for Exit Routes
  • Demonstration #1
  • Demonstration #2
• Maintenance, Safeguards, and Operational Features for Exit Routes
• Fire Prevention Plan (FPP)
• Portable Fire Extinguishers
  • Fire Extinguisher Basics
  • Fire Extinguisher Use
  • Extinguisher Placement and Spacing
  • Hydrostatic Testing
  • OSHA Requirements
  • Test Your Knowledge
• Fixed Extinguishing Systems
  • Fixed Extinguishing Systems Checklist
• Fire Detection Systems
  • Fire Detection Systems Checklist
• Employee Alarm Systems
  • Alarm Systems Checklist
  • Employee Alarm Systems Checklist

Expert Systems

• Am I required to have an emergency action plan (EAP)?
• Create Your Own Emergency Action Plan

Additional Assistance

• What education and training does OSHA offer?
• What other publications does OSHA offer?
• What free onsite consultation services does OSHA provide?
• What are the Voluntary Protection Programs?
• What partnership opportunities does OSHA provide?
• What is OSHA's Alliance Program?
• What is the value of a good safety and health programs?
• What is the role of state programs?
• What other groups or associations can help me?
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