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Health and Safety - Introduction to EAP and FPP
Emergencies at work occur more frequently than you think. This course equips you to develop a detailed emergency action plan (EAP) and a comprehensive fire prevention plan (FPP) to ensure employees feel safe and secure in their working environment. This course, designed around the US Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standards, will help you train workers to prevent disaster or limit damage caused by one.
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Health and Safety - Introduction to EAP and FPP
This free online course will prepare you for any unexpected emergency at work, including fire prevention and protection.
Emergencies at work occur more frequently than you think. This course equips you to develop a detailed emergency action plan (EAP) and a comprehensive fire prevention plan (FPP) to ensure employees feel safe and secure in their working environment. This course, designed around the US Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standards, will help you train workers to prevent disaster or limit damage caused by one.
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5 Lessons
Emergency Action Plans (EAP)
This module introduces you to the emergency action plan (EAP), the elements to include in an EAP and the theories on exit routes and contingency processes. In addition, you will understand how to identify critical areas to coordinate and account for all employees, and organise search and rescue services.
1.Learning Outcomes
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2.EAP Requirements
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3.Reporting and Evacuation Procedures
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4.Assembling Areas and Employee Count
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5.Lesson Summary
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Fire Prevention and Protection Plan (FPP)
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Course assessment
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