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Page 5 of 10 When required by specific OSHA standards, the company will comply with OSHA standard 1910.165 Employees Once an evacuation is initiated by activation of the fire emergency alarm, all employees must walk to the closest designated emergency exit. The Emergency Evacuation Supervisors will direct the person to the nearest, safest exit. Employees must leave everything behind and ensure an immediate evacuation, for their safety and the safety of others. These key points must be taken into consideration: • DO stop all work. • DO exit through the nearest door, and go directly to Gathering Point. • DO follow instructions. • DO know your Emergency Evacuation Coordinator • DO NOT run. • DO NOT lag behind. • DO NOT make any unnecessary noise. • DO NOT stop at your locker, desk or work station for personal belongings. • DO NOT go to the restroom. • DO NOT return to the building until advised to do so. • DO NOT go home unless authorized to do so. • DO NOT attempt to move the vehicle(s) unless instructed to do so. • DO NOT block emergency vehicle thoroughfares Emergency Evacuation Supervisors Duties Once an evacuation has been implemented, EES should quickly and thoroughly sweep the assigned evacuation zone, directing personnel to leave the evacuation area and proceed to their designated Gathering Points Emergency Evacuation Lead Duties • The EEL will have continued communication with the Emergency evacuation supervisors • The EEL will analyze the current situation and determine any of the following: ▪ If calling 911 will be necessary ▪ If site personnel need to be relocated away from the site ▪ If it is safe to return to the building • If it is safe to return to the building, the EEL will give the “ALL CLEAR” to the EES who will then direct the employees back to the building