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BUSINESS EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN
(WITH CD-ROM)
by Edmond D. JOnes

with BONUS: a second versions of the plan for Small Businesses!

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Published by The Rothstein Catalog On Disaster Recovery.
In stock for immediate shipment.

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Do you have more than 10 employees?

Do you have a WRITTEN Emergency Action Plan that meets OSHA requirements?

Federal and state Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations require
businesses to have a written Emergency Action Plan. The requirements for the plan include
establishing responsibility for developing emergency evacuation routes, training personnel,
designating assembly points for emergencies, and much more.

This model Emergency Action Plan can be quickly modified to meet federal and state
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requirements for each business to
have a written plan in place.

The model plan also includes guidelines to distribute and implement the plan to meet OSHA
requirements.

This model Emergency Action Plan in this manual can be quickly modified to meet federal
and state Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requirements. The CD that
accompanies the manual contains a version of the plan in MS Word 97 format which can be
easily and quickly modified to fit your organization.

BONUS: a second versions of the plan is included for Small Businesses!

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction
Emergency Action Plan (Medium or Large Business)
Purpose
Emergency Response Team
Organization
Primary Responsibilities
Team Responsibilities
Individual Team Member Responsibilities
Emergency Control Center
Communications
Emergency Alarms and Emergency Response Team Actions
Bomb Threat
Earthquake
Fire Detection/Suppression System
Tornado
Hazardous Chemical Spill
Riot or Public Disturbance
Fire Prevention and Workplace Hazards
Appendix A - Associate Emergency Procedures
Bomb Threat
Earthquake
Evacuation
Fire
Hazardous Chemical Spill
Medical Emergency
Riots or Public Disturbances
Tornado
Appendix B - Floor Wardens
Appendix C - Emergency Telephone Listing
Appendix D - Emergency Equipment and Supplies

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EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN (SMALL BUSINESS)
Purpose
Emergency Response Team
Organization
Primary Responsibilities
Team Responsibilities
Individual Team Member Responsibilities
Emergency Control Center
Communications
Emergency Alarms and Emergency Response Team Actions
Bomb Threat
Earthquake
Fire Detection/Suppression System
Tornado
Hazardous Chemical Spill
Riot or Public Disturbance
Fire Prevention and Workplace Hazards
Appendix A - Associate Emergency Procedures
Bomb Threat
Earthquake
Evacuation
Fire
Hazardous Chemical Spill
Medical Emergency
Riots or Public Disturbances
Tornado
Appendix B - Emergency Telephone Listing
Appendix C - Emergency Equipment and Supplies
Addendum (OSHA Requirements)

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

EDMOND D. JONES is certified as a Master Business Continuity Planner (MBCP) by the
Disaster Recovery Institute, International. His involvement with continuity planning began in
1964 and continued throughout his 20-year military career. This experience included planning
for various types of organizations, including data processing organizations. Working in the
commercial sector since 1985, he has assisted 100's of businesses in the United States and
Canada in defining and establishing their business continuity programs and plans. Mr. Jones
has been an instructor for the Disaster Recovery Institute, International; assisted in
development of the Institute's Professional Practices; and, was responsible for designing the
review course for candidates preparing for the MBCP examination. In addition, Mr. Jones was
one of the first members of the Disaster Recovery Institute to be elected to serve on the
Institute's Certification Board. Mr. Jones has had articles published in the Disaster Recovery
Journal and been an expert source for articles in ComputerWorld and the Law Office
Administrator.

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Published by THE ROTHSTEIN CATALOG ON DISASTER RECOVERY.
In stock for immediate shipment.

ISBN # 1-931332-08-8
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2001, 56 pages plus CD-ROM. Order #DR523.
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