Develop in detail an emergency action plan of your choosing and include the following elements.

ELEMENTS 1. SCOPE and Authorities. (Critical) This element will describe how and to what extent the EAP applies to the organization. This element should also make brief statements about the general, most-likely-to-occur emergencies contemplated by the plan. 11. Authorities and Responsibilities (Critical) a. Responsibilities for the EAP Maintenance, Update, Testing, Etc., b. Facility/Organization Authorities i. Authorizations to Order Prescribed Response Actions (i.e., evacuations) ii. Authorizations for Expenditures iii. Authorizations to Order Re-entry iv. Approvals and Signatures v. Etc. 111. Incident Command System (Critical) a. EOC Locations and Setup b. Incident Commander Designation c. Incident Command Coordination (outside response agencies) d. Incident Command Roles and Responsibilities IV. Evacuation Procedures (Critical) a. Notification/Alarms/Signaling b. Routes (references to routes) 6. Evacuation Protocol/ Means d. Rally Points/ Assembly Areas e. Accountability System and Reporting f. Rescue g. Re-entry/Relocation/Dismissal from Scene V. Shelter-ln-Place (Critical) a. Notification/Alarms/Signaling b. Routes (references to routes) c. Protocol! Means d. Shelter Areas e. Accountability System and Reporting f. Re-entry/Relocation/Dismissal from Shelter Area VI. Emergency Communications (Critical) a. Means (radio, PA, cell phones) b. Channels 0. Protocol and Etiquette