Comprehensive Preparedness. Clear Procedures. Total Compliance. A Plan for When the Unexpected Happens.
Emergencies are unpredictable — but your response doesn’t have to be. Our Emergency Action Plan (EAP) Service equips your facility with a complete, OSHA-compliant plan designed to protect employees, visitors, and operations when every second matters.
An Emergency Action Plan (EAP) is more than an evacuation map. It is a written framework that defines how your organization will respond when an emergency occurs—helping employees understand what to do, where to go, who is responsible, and how to account for people when it matters most.
Accurate Safety Compliance develops facility-specific Emergency Action Plans (EAPs) based on your facility, operations, workforce, and emergency response needs. Each plan is developed to provide practical direction—not simply a document to keep in a binder.
Clearly defined procedures for responding to the emergencies applicable to your facility and operations.
Facility-specific evacuation routes and maps identifying exits, evacuation paths, designated assembly areas, and other relevant emergency information.
Defined responsibilities for personnel involved in emergency response, evacuation, accountability, communication, and coordination with emergency responders.
Designated assembly locations and procedures for accounting for employees, visitors, contractors, and other personnel following an evacuation.
Procedures for notifying personnel of an emergency and communicating important information during the response.
Emergency contacts, facility information, hazards, equipment, and other site-specific details incorporated into the plan where applicable.
Planning is based on the characteristics of your facility and available documentation, including floor plans, blueprints, site information, occupancy, operations, and other relevant information.
No two facilities are exactly alike. The scope of an Emergency Action Plan depends on the size, layout, occupancy, operations, hazards, number of buildings, and other characteristics of the facility.
Where applicable, the plan may address emergencies such as:
The goal is to provide your employees with clear, practical direction for responding to the emergencies they may actually encounter.
An evacuation map shows people where to go.
An Emergency Action Plan establishes what to do, when to do it, who is responsible, where to go, and how the organization will respond and account for people.
Your evacuation maps are an important part of the EAP—but they are only one part of a comprehensive emergency preparedness program.
From office buildings and retail spaces to warehouses and manufacturing plants, we design EAPs for facilities of all sizes and industries.
Base pricing is provided to establish a starting point; final pricing is determined after the scope of the project is evaluated.
The complexity and cost of an EAP can vary significantly based on factors including:
After reviewing the facility and project requirements, Accurate Safety Compliance will provide a customized scope and final price.
The EAP service includes development of a written Emergency Action Plan (EAP) that establishes your organization’s emergency response policy and procedures.
Because an EAP must address the specific conditions, layout, operations, hazards, and emergency response needs of each facility, each site requires its own site-specific EAP. Multi-site organizations will be quoted based on the number and complexity of individual locations, and additional charges apply for each site.
The time to determine what your employees should do during an emergency is before the emergency happens.
Accurate Safety Compliance helps organizations develop practical Emergency Action Plans that give their people a clear framework for responding, evacuating, communicating, and accounting for personnel when it matters most.
