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EHS&S PROCEDURE Document Code NA-SSD-EPR-PRO-5-300 Document Title Site Specific Emergency Action Plan for SSD Uncontrolled when printed - Do not use before ensuring that this document is applicable and that this is the current version. Proprietary and Confidential, Tesla, Inc. | 8 with rescue breathing should only be performed by trained individuals with appropriate respiratory barrier devices. Always bring an AED to a suspected medical emergency. If an individual is not response and CPR may be needed, open the AED and power it on first. The AED can provide coaching assistance during CPR efforts. The AED is located at: If there is no AED on-site, this is where the closest AED is located and how to find it: CPR Protective Gear usually is co-located with the AED or in a first aid kit. If this section does not apply, leave blank. CPR Protective Gear is located at: 9.3 Spills Small spills are not considered an emergency and are addressed using standard operating procedures. Spills that pose a threat to life/safety, or that are more than 5 gallons, are considered emergencies and should be addressed as follows: •Notify local fire department if spill cannot be contained. •Evacuate the area if spill cannot be contained. •Account for evacuated personnel immediately after evacuation. •Notify site management and EHS Specialist. 10 Evacuations A wide variety of emergencies, both man-made and natural, may require a workplace to be evacuated. An evacuation is the appropriate protective measure anytime the employees are safest when they move outside away from the emergency or hazard. Examples may include facility fires, a hazardous chemical spill inside the facility, or after an earthquake. 10.1 Before an Evacuation All Tesla personnel must be familiar with emergency evacuation egress routes and exits for their respective work areas. This must include both primary and secondary egress routes. Refer to facility’s Emergency Map to view egress routes, areas of refuge, and exits. These maps are typically posted near the doorways of each building area, as well as in meeting or training rooms, break rooms, and near bathrooms. All Tesla personnel (e.g. employees and Tesla contractors) must know the location of their assigned Emergency Assembly Point. Refer to the Emergency Assembly Area brochures in Appendix A. Site leaders are required to know which employees are present during any given shift. Following an emergency, site leaders are responsible for verifying the well-being of all employees present at the time of the emergency, as well as any visitors, contractors, etc. Visitors to Tesla must be escorted at all times and are required to follow the instructions of their Tesla sponsors when there is an emergency. 10.2 During an Evacuation •After hearing an audible evacuation alarm / seeing a visual strobe, or receiving a verbal evacuation order, safely stop all activity. Shut down equipment, if it safe to do so. •If there are critical operations that requires employees to remain, they should only remain while it is safe to do so. •Remain calm, leave all belongings behind, and exit the building or work area through the nearest emergency evacuation egress route. •Walk to the exit, do not run. Minimize conversation and stay alert so instructions can be heard. •Once safely outside, report to the assembly area and check in with your supervisor or manager. •Site leaders account for all employees. Missing employees should be reported to 911 or to first responders on-scene.