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California Freight Safety Manual and IIPP Fire Prevention and Emergency Action Plan California Freight has developed the following emergency plan to cover those designated actions that must be taken to ensure employee safety from fire and during other emergencies. Any questions about this plan should be directed to Paul Hamilton, Director of Transportation, (209) 599-5024. Office, Shop & Warehouse Emergency Evacuation and Fire Prevention Safety Coordinator is responsible for ensuring the following: 1. That all required emergency exits are clearly identified in the office, shop, and warehouse and that all required fire-fighting and emergency equipment is available and in good condition. The following items will be maintained: • First aid kit • Drinking water • Flashlight • Portable battery powered radio and batteries • Fire extinguishers • Wrench to shut off the main gas valve • Pry bars, axes, saws, tools or similar devices for employee rescue 2. Creating a facility map designating all emergency evacuation routes and the locations of all fire-fighting equipment and emergency supplies and equipment. These maps will be posted in at least two locations in the facility. 3. Training all exposed employees on the procedures to be followed in the event of fire, earthquake or other emergency including how to properly notify other affected employees. 4. Identifying potential fire hazards in the office, shop and warehouse and ensuring that adequate steps are taken to prevent fires. 5. Ensuring that combustible trash and materials are removed promptly from the facility, and that all flammable and combustible liquids are properly stored and handled. During an Emergency In the event of an emergency such as earthquake or fire, all employees are expected to evacuate the premises immediately. Paul Hamilton or Jim Aartman may assign some Revised January 1,2019 Page 53