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EHS&S PROCEDURE Document Code NA-SSD-EPR-PRO-5-300 Document Title Site Specific Emergency Action Plan for SSD • Injuries or medical requirements as best known • Number of people involved as best known • Equipment involved as best known • Hazardous chemicals, liquids, and vapors that may be encountered, and their volumes, as best known or understood. Name of spilled material, proximity to storm drains or equipment/electrical, if available • The Regional Manager will coordinate with the EHS Specialist to report any hazardous materials emergencies to the appropriate outside agencies. Do not hang up the phone when speaking with local emergency services/911. Expect pauses in the conversation, and for the operator to ask additional questions. If you cannot safely continue speaking to the operator, set the phone down but do not hang up. 9 Stabilize the Scene Some emergencies can be stabilized by employees to either resolve the incident or mitigate the damage of the event. Employees should only attempt to stabilize the scene of an emergency if they are trained to do so and it is safe to do so. Otherwise, take protective action and call for help. 9.1 Fire Suppression Small fires may be suppressed by quick and appropriate action. If you discover fire or smoke and the fire is very small (the size of a wastebasket or smaller)take the following steps: 1. Activate the closest fire alarm and alert emergency services/call 911. 2. Alert others in the immediate danger area to evacuate the area 3. Confine the fire by closing doors as the area is evacuated 4. Attempt to put out the fire with a portable fire extinguisher ONLY when all of the following are true: a. You have been properly trained in fire extinguisher use b. The fire is still the size of a wastebasket or smaller c. You are not alone d. A safe means of egress is available. Never put yourself in the line of a fire. e. You have the appropriate fire extinguisher for the fire 5. If any of these conditions are not met, do not attempt to put out the fire. Evacuate the space immediately. 6. Locations of fire extinguishers are marked on the emergency information map and should have signs that designate their locations. 9.2 Medical Emergencies All employees should be trained to recognize a medical emergency. A medical emergency is any actual or potential injury or illness that cannot be remediated with a standard first aid kit. 9.2.1 Rendering Aid (First Aid) Employees should only render aid to another individual within the level of their training and if appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) is available. If the emergency cannot be resolved with the contents of a first aid kit, or if no employee is present with the qualified training to address the medical emergency, call 911/local emergency services. The first aid kit is located at: Shop, Delivery Office If there is no first aid kit, this is how employees can access first aid supplies: n/a 9.2.2 CPR and AED Employees who are trained in CPR and have appropriate protective gear can provide CPR during medical emergencies. Compression-only CPR may be performed by most bystanders or employees. CPR Uncontrolled when printed-Do not use before ensuring that this document is applicable and that this is the current version. T S S L n Proprietary and Confidential, Tesla, Inc. 1 7