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Policy: AUS Policy Title: Revision Date: Page 5 of 22 AUS - 006 Emergency Response Policy 8/10/18 • Ensuring that all employees, contractors and visitors within his or her area have evacuated and for ,identifying, those unaccounted for and relaying the information to the Senior Person in Charge. • Bring all employee schedules to the evacuation location. All Employees All employees are responsible for the following: • Insure to report emergencies to supervisor. • If safe to do so and with concurrence from the supervisor, utilize spill clean up equipment, fire extinguishers, or first aid supplies. Note that such work is voluntary. • If evacuation is necessary, employees shall evacuate the facility in an orderly manner and shall meet at the designated evacuation assembly areas. Personal belongings in the immediate vicinity may be picked up while evacuating. • Employees shall remain at the assembly areas until otherwise directed. Employee shall not return to workplace or leave property without authorization from their supervisor or the Senior Person in Charge. • If evacuation is necessary, and if safe to do so, employees will shutdown their equipment, and forklift/pallet jacks will be parked in a safe location to avoid blocking exits. List any specially assigned responsibilities: • Emergency Response Coordinator- Visitor Log and Emergency Duffle Bag to Staging Area • All Shift Managers —Will follow employees out to emergency staging area and take roll call EVACUATION PROCEDURES Evacuation of the facility may become necessary in the case of emergencies such as fire, earthquake, power outages, and unplanned release of hazardous chemicals, bomb threat, or other emergency that requires evacuation. The following procedures take place at this plant in the case of evacuation. • An employee can initiate a plant evacuation by notifying any manager or lead person of an emergency in their area. • Once the evacuation initiates, shut off equipment, if possible, and quickly proceed to the nearest exit. Once outside of plant, proceed to the evacuation assembly location using the proper exit routes. Evacuation maps showing exit routes and the assembly areas posted throughout the plant. • Each Supervisor will conduct a headcount to be sure everyone is accounted for utilizing the daily employee schedules and each will report to senior person in charge. • Receptionist will account for visitors and will report to Senior Person in Charge • Radios or mobile phones used to communicate during the evacuation. • Senior Person in Charge will assign a person to monitor the front gate to direct emergency personnel and to prevent unauthorized personnel to enter the site.