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The backup method for reporting emergencies which requires evacuation include the following: • Group text message sent to each employee Evacuation Procedures Some emergencies require evacuation or escape procedures while others require employees to stay indoors or in a designated safe area. Our emergency escape procedures are designed to respond to many potential emergencies, depending upon the degree of severity. Nothing in these procedures precludes the Plan Administrator's authority in determining whether employees should remain inside or evacuate. At this company, the following types of emergency evacuations exist: • Fire • Earthquake • Hazardous Materials Release Our emergency evacuation procedures and assignments are designed to respond to many potential emergencies that require them, including: • Fire • Earthquake • Hazardous Materials Release Employees need to know what to do if they are alerted to a specific emergency. After an alarm is sounded to evacuate, employees should take the following steps: • Evacuate using the closest evacuation route indicated on the location's evacuation map (Appendix A). • Once evacuated, employees are to assemble at the closest exterior safe area indicated on the location's evacuation map (Appendix A). A head count will be performed, and further instructions given by the designated Evacuation Lead, Stacey Burks (am) and Devinder Walia (pm). • Per the location's Evacuation Map (Appendix A), the following is a list of exterior safe areas: o Area in SW corner of fenced yard, near gate • Immediately notify local emergency personnel (911) • Notify the General Manager who will notify all Company personnel. Procedures to Account for Employees Trained evacuation personnel assist in safe and orderly evacuation of all types of emergencies which require evacuation. Once evacuation is complete, a designated Evacuation Lead will conduct a head count at your location. The supervisors are trained in the complete workplace layout and the various alternative escape routes from the workplace. Before leaving, these employees check rooms and other enclosed spaces in the workplace for employees who may be trapped or otherwise unable to evacuate the area. This list indicates a sufficient number of employees who have been designated by the company and trained to: • Direct and assist in safe and orderly emergency evacuations. • Provide guidance and instruction for all types of emergency situations. Page 14