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Emergency Action Plans
Workplace emergencies can happen on any jobsite and may have the potential for severe injury to workers and even extreme property damages. Emergency Action Plans provide site-specific procedures so workers know what is expected and what to do in the event of an emergency. According to OSHA, the purpose of an Emergency Action Plan (or EAP for short) is to facilitate and organize employer and employee actions during workplace emergencies.
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Weeklysafety.com exclusive safety meeting topic covering the importance of having a construction site-specific Emergency Action Plan (EAP) so construction workers know what is expected and what to do in the event of a jobsite emergency.
