Emergency Preparedness & Evacuation
Build a compliant Emergency Action Plan and master the alarm-to-all-clear evacuation sequence — emergency types, escape routes, assembly points, wardens, drills and head-counts — to OSHA 29 CFR 1910.38, NFPA 101 and ISO 45001.
What you will learn
- Explain and apply: What is an Emergency Action Plan.
- Explain and apply: Know the emergency types & first response.
- Explain and apply: The evacuation sequence.
- Explain and apply: Exit routes, signs & assembly points.
- Explain and apply: Roles, wardens & training.
- Explain and apply: Drills, timing & alarm systems.
- Explain and apply: Business continuity & after-action review.
modules
- What is an Emergency Action Plan?
- Know the emergency types & first response
- The evacuation sequence
- Exit routes, signs & assembly points
- Roles, wardens & training
- Drills, timing & alarm systems
- Business continuity & after-action review
Awareness training only. It does not replace site-specific training, competent-person duties, practical assessment or legal authorization.