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EHS&S PROCEDURE Document Code NA-SSD-EPR-PRO-5-300 Document Title Site Specific Emergency Action Plan for SSD 7.1 Notification of an Emergency Employees may be notified of an emergency or potential emergency in several different ways. These notifications may occur singly, concurrently, or sequentially. For more information on any of the emergency notifications and alert methods listed here, please visit the Emergency Management Resource Hub. 7.1.1 Building Alarm System (If this applies, please include a short summary of what the alarm system consists of. If this does not apply, move to the next step.) non operational 7.1.2 Everbridge Employees may receive notifications and alerts of emergency conditions from Tesla via the Everbridge system. These alerts may be delivered via email, text message, or telephone call. Employees are encouraged to add the Everbridge app to their mobile device and activate an account using their Tesla identification. 7.1.3 Local Emergency Alerts Employees should consider registering for local emergency alerts for their home location and the location of their work. Instructions for registering vary by jurisdiction. 7.1.4 Weather Radios In areas prone to severe storms (thunderstorms, high winds, tornados, hail, flash flooding, and lightning) or other rapid-onset weather emergencies, the facility should always operate a weather radio when people are present. This radio should be powered and have a battery backup, be placed somewhere employees will hear the tone, and be turned up loud enough to attract attention. Employees should all be familiar with the alert tone of the radio. Remote service locations should have a weather radio app installed on the work telephone or tablet device that runs 24/7, has location tracking enabled, and can override DND and silence functions on the device. Televisions tuned to 24/7 news stations or local broadcast stations credentialed as emergency notification resources may be used as visual indicators to augment weather radios. 8 Reporting Emergencies Any emergency condition, including those involving hazardous materials, that poses a real or likely threat to the health or safety of employees, contract personnel, visitors or guests, including medical emergencies, should be reported as follows: 1. Local Emergency Services/911. Contact local emergency services to report the emergency as soon as possible. 2. Call 911 OR insert the emergency number for your facility. 3. Follow all instructions issued by the emergency operator and prepare to begin taking protective actions. 4. Manager Notification After taking a protective action, and once you are in a safe location, notify your manager of the emergency (if they are not already on-site.) If the Manager is unavailable, contact the Regional Manager. If the Regional Manager is not available, proceed to the next step. 5. Call the Emergency Management Risk Operations Center(EMROC) Dial 877-888-3752, then press 0 and then 1. Be prepared with the following information when calling local emergency services/911 and the EMROC: • Your Name and your call-back number • Nature of the emergency (e.g., fire, medical, severe weather, hazardous materials spill) • Location of the emergency with best accuracy (e.g., column number, floor, production area) 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 6