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3. A storm emergency may be declared if information indicates that such conditions are <br />developing or probable. <br />Superior Landscaping and Lawn Service Communications <br />Superior Landscaping and Lawn Service will be responsible to keep their personnel and their <br />subcontractors for the project informed of the weather conditions. They will receive written <br />notifications and special warnings about the weather conditions. Personnel will be notified of <br />the following via phone call, verbal, email or fax: <br />1. Weather condition that could represent a danger of a hurricane. <br />2. Formation of a hurricane that could represent a danger to our zone. <br />3. Hurricane location (latitude and longitude) and forecasts <br />4. Hurricane Classification based on wind speed. <br />5. Hurricane status (Alert, Watch, Warning). <br />6. Additional information and special precautions to be taken. <br />Superior Landscaping and Lawn Service Emergency Information <br />Superior Landscaping and Lawn Service has prepared and will keep updated a list of key <br />personnel. A meeting with the personnel team will be held to discuss the action plan and to <br />distribute the project hurricane plans responsibilities. They key personnel will be responsible to <br />report to work after the hurricane following an official notice from the National Hurricane <br />Center and local officials that the hurricane danger is finished. They should notify Superior <br />Landscaping and Lawn Service if they would not be able to report to work due to weather or <br />aftermath conditions. Superior Landscaping and Lawn Service will determine the next step to <br />cover this insufficiency. <br />Action Plan <br />The preparations will increase as the storm approaches and its path is reasonably plotted in the <br />hurricane -tracking chart. Once an alert has been given, all employees and subcontractors <br />should keep in touch with Superior Landscaping and Lawn Service for the storm progress. The <br />following steps are recommended to be as followed: <br />1. Hurricane Watch 36 to 48 Hours Before Hurricane <br />a. Project supervisors and subcontractors will be notified of the hurricane watch. <br />b. Hold a meeting with the key personnel to distribute responsibilities and to detect <br />any special condition present at the project that could require more attention. <br />c. Re -supply the first aid kit. <br />d. Ensure that emergency equipment is stored in a safe place. <br />e. Coordinate to have available at least the following equipment: <br />I, <br />Flashlights with extra batteries <br />ii. Portable generators) <br />. Inexpensive battery operated radio (weather Band) <br />35 <br />