Asbestos inspection report, 102-104 Greenwich Street

NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

L EMERGENCY PROCEDURES OSHA requires a written emergency action plan and fire prevention plan. detailed in 29CFR 1910.38. The essential The items of the plan should include: requirements are • The manner in which emergencies are announced. • Emergency escape procedures and emergency escape routes. • Procedures for employees who must remain to operate critical plant which may take time to shut down. operations

• Procedures to account for all employees after evacuation. • Rescue and medical duties.

• Names and/or job titles of people to be contacted for additional information. • A list of the major workplace fire hazards. • Names and/or job titles of people responsible for maintenance of fire equipment. prevention

• Names and/or job titles of people responsible for the control of fuel source hazards. Establish a system for alerting workers of an emergency or other problem evacuation of the work area. A that may require compressed air boat horn provides an heard and does not rely on a power effective alarm that can be source. All persons entering the work with the evacuation alarm signal and area should be familiar of the work area should be posted primary and secondary exits. A simple floor plan drawing to familiarize persons entering location of exits. the work area with the site and

Written emergency procedures should cover procedures to be used in case which may include heavy smoke of the following fire, conditions; air-supplied respirators; accident; or power failure; compressor failure with the use of employee injury.

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