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Fire Prevention & Emergency Action Plan

Fire Prevention & Emergency Action Plan Overview

Purpose 

Scope and Application for All Workplace Areas and Personnel

Key Definitions for Fire Prevention and Emergency Action

Roles and Responsibilities

 Fire Prevention Controls & 
Emergency Action Planning

Emergency Response Procedures

Training and Recordkeeping

SITE-SPECIFIC EMERGENCY CONTACTS & INFORMATION

Test Your Knowledge

Knowledge Checks

Quiz 1: Core Terms and Concepts

Quiz 2: Roles and Responsibilities in Action

Quiz 3: Policy and Prevention Controls

Quiz 4: Emergency Response Procedures and Evacuation

Workplace Fire Prevention and Emergency Response Roles and Coordination is a practical, compliance-aligned course designed to help every employee understand how to prevent fires, respond quickly, and coordinate effectively during emergencies. Built around the core elements of an Emergency Action Plan (EAP) and fire prevention controls, this course demystifies alarms, evacuation routes, accountability procedures, communication protocols, and utility coordination. Learners will gain clarity on the roles of leaders, floor wardens, employees, and contractors, ensuring that everyone knows exactly what to do before, during, and after an incident. Through concise modules, site-specific guidance, and scenario-based knowledge checks, you’ll build confidence to act fast and keep people safe. Whether you’re onboarding new hires or refreshing veteran staff, this course translates policy into action. You’ll learn key definitions, preventive practices, training and recordkeeping expectations, and how to use assembly areas and emergency contacts to streamline response. By the end, your team will be unified, informed, and ready to execute your plan—minimizing risk, protecting assets, and safeguarding lives.

Fire Prevention & Emergency Action Planning

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            <p>Workplace Fire Prevention and Emergency Response Roles and Coordination equips new hires with the essential knowledge and practical skills to recognize fire hazards, follow prevention controls, and execute coordinated emergency actions. Grounded in the EHS-112 Fire Prevention & Emergency Action Plan, the course introduces the program’s purpose, scope, and key definitions to ensure a common understanding from day one. You will learn how the plan applies across all work areas and to all personnel, including employees, leaders, floor wardens, and contractors, so that responsibilities are clear and actions are consistent during routine operations and emergencies.</p>
<p>The course progresses from foundational policy requirements to step-by-step emergency response procedures, including alarm activation, evacuation routes, assembly and accountability, crisis communication, and utility coordination. Site-specific modules detail emergency contacts, designated assembly areas, and critical utility shutoff locations to support rapid, coordinated responses. Throughout the course, knowledge checks reinforce core terms, roles, and procedural expectations, while training and recordkeeping modules emphasize continuous readiness. By the end, new hires will understand how to prevent incidents, respond effectively, and work in coordination with designated roles to protect people, property, and operations.</p>
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