Crisis Response and Emergency Action Plan

OSHA inspectors are targeting businesses across the United States for compliance with the Emergency Action Plan regulation, 29 CFR 1910.38(a), to ensure employee safety in case of fire, earthquake or other disasters. Violators are being cited up to $7,000.00 for non-compliance. Safety Publications has developed The Crisis Response and Emergency Action Plan to help you meet the mandated requirements with a complete ready-to-implement program. The Crisis Response and Emergency Action Plan contains over 60 information-packed pages with complete policies and procedures. Just fill in your Company information, copy onto your letterhead, and you're ready to go. Special Response Procedures for Fire and Natural Disasters, Major Injuries, Bomb Threats, Workplace Violence, and more.