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the reference to 29 CFR 1910 was inadvertently left out of the 29 CFR 1926

standards.

Training

A company should present its emergency action plan to employees as soon as it is

completed and, thereafter, when designated actions or employee responsibilities change or

the plan changes.

Sample Emergency Action

Plan

Although [company name] takes precautions to prevent them, emergencies

do occur. When they do, they require quick, correct and decisive responses.

Employees have been informed of the company’s planned response to

emergency situations, and they are expected to adhere to these guidelines

for the duration of this project.

The elements of this plan, as required by 29 CFR 1926.35, are as follows:

Emergency evacuation plan

II.

Critical operations

III. Methods to account for [company name] employees

IV. Rescue and medical duties

Means of reporting emergencies

VI. Company representative(s) responsible for plan

I. Emergency Evacuation Plan

On a typical roofing project, [company name] will prepare an

emergency evacuation plan for two areas: the roof and ground.

Roof evacuation procedures are as follows: __________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________

Ground evacuation procedures are as follows: ________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________

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