1) The document provides guidelines for evacuating a building during different emergency situations including fire, earthquake, terrorist event, or hazardous material spill. 2) It indicates to pull the fire alarm or call 999 in case of fire or explosion. For an earthquake, instructs to duck and cover, then evacuate after shaking stops without activating the fire alarm. 3) For a bomb threat, terrorist event, or hazardous spill, advises to take cover then evacuate if directed, calling appropriate emergency services without pulling the fire alarm.

1. Emergencies Requiring/May Result in a Building Evacuation
Fire Earthquake Terrorist Event Hazmat Spill
(Bomb threat,
explosion, etc.)
Duck & cover. After shaking
stops, exit building. Do not Life Threatening
Alarm activate the fire alarm Explosion Bomb Threat
Pull Station
Activated Activated
Yes No
Call 997 if immediate
rescue or medical
assistance is required
Evacuate the spill
Evacuate Building site. Warn others
to stay away
997 Take cover, then exit Do not handle or touch Call 999
automatically notified. Call building if directed by object. Move to a safe
with specific info (exact Emergency Response area. Do not activate
location, type of incident) if Team. Do not activate the fire alarm If safe, stop the spill
it can be done safely the fire alarm
Call 999. Evacuate Call 999. Cordon
Call 997 the building if directed off the area. Call
by the Emergency Waste Management
Response Team
SLAD
19022007.

6. Safety, Health & Environment
Sanitation
Supply Chain
Stakeholder Relations Management
Employee & The Community
Work Life Balance Welfare Philanthropy Sports, Arts & Culture Conservation

10. Chemical Safety JSA
Chemicals are common in all workplaces. Properly utilized, they
are great tools in the performance of our jobs. Improperly used,
they can cause serious injuries. Some guidelines include:
•You have a right to know about every chemical you use.
•Know where your Checklist Book is located!
•Study the Checklist, before you use any chemical for the
first time!
•Follow label and instructions exactly.
•Do not use anything for which you have not received proper training.
•Use any Personal Protective Equipment, as per the
•Never Mix .
instructions chemicals, for any reason.
•Always ensure that you are aware of what you are using. Check the label each time you
pick up a chemical!
•If it has no label, or an improper label, destroy
it!

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