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Examples include fires and explosions; hazardous releases (chemical or biological); natural disasters <br /> such as flood, earthquake, power outage; civil disturbance; or criminal/terrorist threats such as bomb <br /> threats, arson, robbery, shootings, or other violence. <br /> The following personnel can be contacted regarding further information about the written Emergency Action <br /> Plan or an explanation of duties under this plan: <br /> Mitch Marden <br /> Hilda Medina <br /> Key management personnel home telephone numbers are kept in a safe place, Company Phone Directory, for <br /> immediate use in the event of an emergency. These telephone numbers include: <br /> Key management member: Telephone number: <br /> Mike Karapetyan 909-786-3334 <br /> Jack Zgunea 909-786-3327 <br /> Larry Finley 213-234-9127 <br /> Andrew Moore 909-786-3336 <br /> These telephone numbers of key management personnel have been distributed to the following persons to be <br /> retained in their homes for use in communicating an emergency occurring during non-work hours: <br /> Name: Title: <br /> Andrew Moore Day Supervisor <br /> Mike Karapetyan Vice President of <br /> Operation <br /> Jack Zgunea COO <br /> Larry Finley Safety Director <br /> If, after reading this plan, you find that improvements can be made,please contact the Plan Administrator, Larry <br /> Finley. We encourage all suggestions because we are committed to the success of our Emergency Action Plan. <br /> We strive for clear understanding, safe behavior, and involvement in the program from every level of the <br /> company. <br /> Alarms <br /> Different emergencies call for different alarms to indicate what actions employees should take. White Arrow <br /> has established an employee alarm system. White Arrow uses a hand air horn. We use 3 short blasts to signal <br /> whether or not to evacuate for each emergency. We realize that where alarm signals have similar sounds and are <br /> used for purposes other than to signal evacuation, they can be confused with the fire alarm signal and either be <br /> ignored or cause overreaction. Therefore, we use a distinctive signal for each purpose, including alerting fire <br /> brigade members, if applicable. Fire alarms are located on each floor. We will use the tornado alarm to warn <br /> employees of tornado warnings only. <br />