Do not think of emergency preparedness as a new OSHA Standard. Regulation number 1910.38, Emergency Action Plans, is designed to encourage organizations to prepare for situations requiring evacuation and control. The list of situations a company might face is extensive. Natural disasters, including hurricanes, tornadoes and floods; manufacturing accidents, fire, and bomb and terror threats are broad categories that an emergency action plan(s) is designed to address.   Additionally, companies today must also be prepared to deal with health related threats such as swine flu, avian flu, or a general flu pandemic that occurs.

Help your employees understand their role in an emergency - and evacuating and gathering where instructed is as vital role as fire fighting - by selecting from among the following new and bestselling safety training videos.


In addition, to help you develop your Emergency Preparedness plan, we have included this free sample course outline that you may use as part of your training materials.

Emergency Preparedness Sample Course Outline