Emergency Action Plans
Safety Management Standards explicitly require employees to have emergency action plans for their workplaces This course discusses the basic requirements ...
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safety@oshe.co.zw
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- Description
- Curriculum
Safety Management Standards explicitly require employees to have emergency action plans for their workplaces This course discusses the basic requirements for an effective Emergency Action Plan.
Course Outline
Learning Outcomes
Course Outline
1.0 Introduction
2.0 Elements of the EAP
3.0 Reporting Emergencies
4.0 Evacuation Procedures
5.0 Crucial Information
6.0 Exit Routes
7.0 Assisting Others to Evacuate
8.0 Employees Who May Remain to Shut Down
9.0 Accounting for Employees
10.0 Fire, Rescue, and Medical Services
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Understand the importance of an Emergency Action Plan.
- Describe the key elements of an Emergency Action Plan.
- Understand the key elements of an exit route map.
- Outline the key features of exit routes.
- Comprehend the roles and responsibilities of designated employees.
- Utilise the critical steps in accounting for employees in emergencies
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1.0 Introduction -
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2.0 Elements of the EAP
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3.0 Reporting Emergencies
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4.0 Evacuation Procedures
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5.0 Crucial Information
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6.0 Exit Routes
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7.0 Assisting Others to Evacuate
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8.0 Employees Who May Remain to Shut Down
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9.0 Accounting for Employees
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10.0 Fire, Rescue, and Medical Services
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Emergency Action Plans Quiz -
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9.0 Accounting for Employees (Continued)