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EHS&S PROCEDURE Document Code NA-SSD-EPR-PRO-5-300 Document Title Site Specific Emergency Action Plan for SSD • Employees with critical activities that must be shut down safely prior to taking shelter should execute those duties immediately on notification that shelter is required. • Employees who are outdoors should seek shelter indoors if possible. Vehicles are not adequate shelter for high wind or tornado events. More resources for outdoor employees are available of the Emergency Management Resource Hub. • Close the business, including shutting and locking the doors if there is time. • Move everyone currently in the location, including guests, visitors and customers, into the shelter locations. • In a weather event, ensure employees in the shelter location have access to a weather alert broadcast to monitor for further instructions. 11.3 After a Shelter in Place • Exit the shelter with extreme caution. Watch for debris, building damage, and dangerous conditions created by the event. • For a weather event, continue monitoring local weather alerts until the storms have completely passed. Many large storm events can create multiple events that require shelter. • Move to a safe location. It may be safer outdoors than indoors. • Check on the wellbeing of people around you. Render first aid if necessary and contact local emergency response for assistance if needed. • Site leaders should account for all of their employees. Missing employees should be reported to local first responders on-site at the emergency and to the EMROC for follow-up. • Begin documenting damage. Take detailed notes and photographs of damage, but do not attempt to begin clean-up operations. 11.4 Shelter in Place for Functional and Access Needs Shelter locations should accommodate for individuals with functional or access needs. If the preferred shelter location requires stairs to access, and appropriate access accommodations cannot be installed, locate an alternate shelter location on the lowest accessible floor. All Tesla personnel with disabilities should prepare for an emergency beforehand and be familiar with their needs during a shelter scenario. They are encouraged to convey these needs to their supervisor by instructing them on how to assist in the event of an emergency shelter action. They should be well-versed on shelter locations and access methods. Individuals with disabilities should NOT use elevators unless authorized to do so by police or fire personnel. 11.5 Shelter Spaces Shelter spaces provide safe areas for employees to wait until the shelter in place has lifted. These are sometimes referred to as storm shelters in areas prone to tornadoes. The primary shelter space for this facility is: Shop The accessible shelter space for this facility is: Shop Are there other sheltering locations?Add them here. Otherwise, leave blank: 12 Active Attacker Procedures An active attacker is any individual or group of individuals attempting to or threatening to use violence to injure or kill people. Active attackers may be armed (such as with guns, knives, explosive devices, or improvised weapons) or unarmed and may be threatening themselves or others. 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 10