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    The document outlines emergency procedures for a manufacturing facility, including: - Locations of fire alarms, extinguishers, exits, and assembly points - Types of potential emergencies like fire, chemical spills, gas leaks - Notification methods for emergencies - Requirements for unobstructed emergency exits - RACE procedure for responding to fires - Responsibilities of those in command during an emergency - Employee responsibilities and evacuation procedures - Tips for evacuating a burning building and assisting others - Requirements for practicing emergency drills.

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    Emergency Evacuation - Assembly Point

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    The document outlines emergency procedures for a manufacturing facility, including: - Locations of fire alarms, extinguishers, exits, and assembly points - Types of potential emergencies like fire, chemical spills, gas leaks - Notification methods for emergencies - Requirements for unobstructed emergency exits - RACE procedure for responding to fires - Responsibilities of those in command during an emergency - Employee responsibilities and evacuation procedures - Tips for evacuating a burning building and assisting others - Requirements for practicing emergency drills.

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    The document outlines emergency procedures for a manufacturing facility, including: - Locations of fire alarms, extinguishers, exits, and assembly points - Types of potential emergencies like fire, chemical spills, gas leaks - Notification methods for emergencies - Requirements for unobstructed emergency exits - RACE procedure for responding to fires - Responsibilities of those in command during an emergency - Employee responsibilities and evacuation procedures - Tips for evacuating a burning building and assisting others - Requirements for practicing emergency drills.

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    Emergency Evacuation - Assembly Point

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     Where is the nearest fire alarm pull station?

     Where is the nearest fire extinguisher?


     Where are the Emergency exits?
     Where is the sand bucket?
     Where are Assembly Point
     Where is the emergency Plan procedures/manual?
     What is your specific role in case of FIRE, In case of
    Chemical Spillage, In case of Gas Leakage and
    emergency equipment shut-off?
     Electrical Malfunctions
     Friction
     Open Flames
     Sparks
     Hot Surfaces
     Welding work…
     Compressed Gases (SiH4, O2)
     Flammable Chemicals/toxic material releases
     Others Combustible Materials.
     Work at Height.

    Types of Emergencies
    Your Manufacturing building may be required to evacuate for:
     Fire
     Hazardous Material(Chemicals & Gases) Spill or Leakage.
     Facility or Utility Failure

    2
    Notification System
    This Instruments or systems to notify the employees and others of a fire
    & others.
    1)Alarm Pull system.
    2)Public Address System (PA)
    3)Voice:-
    Call out Fire,
    Shout Fire!!!,
    Shout Chemical spillage/leakage!!!, Shout Gas Leakage!!!
    etc.

    3
     A continuous and unobstructed way of exit route.
     Egress must be unobstructed and unlocked.

    Emergency Exits
    • All exits must be clearly visible.
    • All exits must be clearly
    illuminated

    EMERGENCY EXIT

    4
    R Remove All Persons In Danger!

    A Always Pull The Alarm and Call ERT/POLICE/FIRE STATION and


    OTHERS EMERGENCY SERVICES.

    C Contain The Fire By Closing the Windows and Doors.

    E Extinguish the Fire Only if You Are Trained and Confident.

    Situation Command Authority


     Supervising & overseeing emergency procedures
     Notifying & coordinating outside emergency services
     Directing the shutdown of utilities or plant operations, if necessary.

    5
     All employees should have read the Emergency Evacuation and Exit Plan and
    fully understand it.
     The ASSEMBLY POINT should be away from danger.
     Emergency Evacuation and Exit plan should be review on periodically by EH& S
    Deptt.
     Know the location of your Emergency exits
     Know the location of the nearest fire alarm pull station and fire extinguisher and
    others Emergency Services.
     Know the location of the Assembly Point

     The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requires emergency


    evacuation plans under 29 CFR 1910.38

    6
     IN THE EVENT OF a Fire, Chemical Spillage, Toxic material release, Gas leakage,
    etc….

     Proceed to nearest exit in an orderly fashion, closing doors behind you.


     Assemble at the designated Assembly Point.
     Provide ERT representatives with information about people still in the
    building & other information.
     Never re-enter a building until instructed to by the fire deptt, or EH&S deptt.
     DO NOT USE ELEVATORS. Use Stairway.
     All doors should be checked for People.
     Procedures for employees who remain after the alarm to perform critical duties
     A system for accounting for people after evacuation;
     Procedures for assisting people with disabilities.

    7
     Stay low if there is smoke in the area.
     Feel doors before opening - if hot to the touch, find another avenue.
     Close doors behind you upon leaving.
     If trapped in an area, close the door, use available material to pack under the
    threshold openings, and call or signal for help.

    Practice Drill for Emergency Evacuation


     Practice the Drills as often as necessary to keep employees prepared.
    After each drill, gather management and employees to Evaluate the effectiveness
    of the drill.
    Identify the strengths and weaknesses of your plan & work to improve it.
    Include outside resources such as Fire & Ambulance when possible.

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