Emergency Action Plan Training Review
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The document outlines an Emergency Action Plan (EAP) for Pellissippi State and Roane State Community College. The EAP is located in the President's Office, Director of Facilities' Office, and Environmental Health & Safety Compliance Manager's Office. It provides evacuation policies, procedures for essential services, rescue and medical duties, contact information, how to report emergencies, and escape routes and procedures to employees in the event of an emergency on campus. Employees can review the EAP anytime online or during monthly meetings on or off campus using a Wi-Fi connected device. The EAP is required by OSHA and TBR to explain the actions employees should take during emergencies.
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- 2. Campus Contact Darrell McGraw, Environmental Health & Safety Compliance Manager
- 3. EAP Location • President’s Office • Director of Facilities’ Office • Environmental Health & Safety Compliance Manager's Office
- 4. The EAP Outlines: Evacuation policies & procedures Procedures for essential services Rescue & medical duties Contact information How to report emergencies Escape routes & procedures
- 5. All employees of Pellissippi State & Roane State Community College Who?
- 6. When & Where? • Anytime online or during monthly meetings • On campus or with your Wi-Fi connected personal laptop or tablet
- 7. Why? OSHA & TBR require the EAP explain the actions to be taken by employees during a campus emergency.