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EHS&S PROCEDURE Document Code NA-SSD-EPR-PRO-5-300 Document Title Site Specific Emergency Action Plan for SSD Emergency Serves as the primary point of contact for emergency preparedness Preparedness program questions Specialist Oversees the emergency operations center and coordinates major disaster response and recovery activities on behalf of the SSD 5 Additional Information and Education Employees may access the following resources for additional information about emergencies in the workplace, or to ask questions about this plan and the duties for employees during an emergency. • EHS SSD SharePoint: https://teslamotorsinc.sharepoint.com/sites/GlobalEHSSharePoint/SSD/SSDNA • Emergency Management Resource Hub: https://teslamotorsinc.sharepoint.com/sites/EmergencyManagementResources • Security Resources Hub: https://tesIamotorsinc.sharepoint.com/sites/SecuritVResourcesHub 6 Emergency Information Maps Emergency Information maps are produced for each facility as part of this plan. Emergency maps contain the following information: • Clearly marked evacuation routes out of the building using directional arrows. • Exits (exits must open to the outside or lead to the ground floor egress point) • Areas of Refuge (if applicable-generally applies to buildings with 2+floors.) • Shelter in Place locations or storm shelters • Fire Extinguishers • First Aid Kits • AEDs (note: If this location relies on another provider(i.e., mall security)to provide the AED, that should be noted on the map.) • Assembly area outside of the building The following items may not be present in all facilities. If they are present, they should be noted on the emergency map: • Eye Wash stations • Spill Kits • Fire Hydrants • Hazardous Materials • Storm Drains • Water Shutoff • Gas Shutoff • Electrical Panel • Flammables Cabinet • Rescue Hooks • Emergency Showers Emergency maps should be posted throughout the facility, including break rooms, training rooms, near bathrooms, stairwells, elevators, and at all major entries or exits. 7 Identify an Emergency An emergency is any situation which threatens the life/safety of Tesla employees, guests, visitors, or customers in the location or may result in significant damage to Tesla property and/or loss of business operations for more than six hours. Employees should always be mindful of their surroundings in the workplace and promptly remediate or report potentially unsafe conditions to prevent emergencies whenever possible. When employees observe an emergency, they should select the most appropriate protective action available to them using their best judgement based on the level of training they received. Uncontrolled when printed-Do not use before ensuring that this document is applicable and that this is the current version. T=5 L n Proprietary and Confidential, Tesla, Inc. 1 5