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CUMENT NO.: Q ! Y I ' 1 G 11 OF 33 D5O0 000 TITLE: PCONFIDENTIA4LREVISION Stockton Emergency Response Procedure F — 01-03-2014 V. EVACUATION PROCEDURES Evacuations may be announced by any ECS employee, the Emergency Coordinator or a local emergency response agency. Initiation of a Riser Alarm will necessitate evacuation from that location. When an evacuation is announced, employees are to stop work, shut down equipment (as necessary and safe to do so) and go to the nearest available (and safe) exit. Employees must leave the facility and report to the designated assembly area. Do not run. Do not linger in exit pathways or driveways. Employees are to stay together in the assigned assembly area. Follow these procedures in the event of an evacuation: 1. Stay calm, think, avoid panic and confusion. 2. Stop what you are doing. If there is time, shut off any equipment you are operating. a. Close roll -up doors if they may reduce the spread of fire or flammable vapor. 3. Leave by the nearest outdoor exit if safe. Use an alternate exit if the main eG�l1/E blocked or otherwise unsafe to use. Y U a. See the Facility Evacuation Maps for evacuation routes. MAY 18 2015 4. Do not lock any doors as you leave. 5. Make an effort to evacuate persons requiring medical attention. The intent isEHEpIRONM�NI IAL NT move them out of immediate danger and get them closer to medical response services. 6. ECS employees are authorized to use hand-held fire extinguishers, if it is safe to do so. Otherwise, ECS employees are not trained to assist in fire control. Keep out of the way of fire department activities or other emergency operations. 7. Go to the Meeting Zone/Assembly Area. If the Meeting Zone/Assembly Area is directly downwind of the emergency and there is dust, fumes or smoke at the Meeting Zone/Assembly Area; move all ECS personnel to the side or upwind to clean air. a. The primary assembly area is at the dead oak trees located at the North corner of the building and the east end of the parking lot. b. If the prevailing wind causes ECS to move the Meeting Zone/Assembly Area, notify bystanders in the area that it is not safe to stay at the oak trees. 8. The Emergency Coordinators may enter the evacuated area to verify that personnel have evacuated, shut down plant utilities and generally assess damage if safe to do SO. 9. Evacuated employees are to wait for instructions from the Emergency Coordinator and are not authorized to re-enter building unless you are told it is safe by an Emergency Coordinator. 10. The Emergency Coordinator (or designee) will count all employees at the meeting place to ensure that no one has been left inside.