107 Emergency Action and Fire Prevention Plans

Modules:

2 Hours:

1 Sectors:

General Industry

Target Audience:

Employee, Manager, Supervisor

Fee

Description

This course covers the essential components of both Emergency Action Plans (EAPs) and Fire Prevention Plans (FPPs). These plans are critical for helping employers prepare for and respond to workplace emergencies effectively.

Free Training Access
As a student, you’ll receive full access to all course materials at no cost — including quizzes and interactive learning activities. If you’d like official documentation of your training, such as exam results, certificates, or transcripts, you can choose to purchase a certificate package at any time.

Course Learning Objectives

Course Objectives

At the end of this course, you should be able to:

ID	Objective
TO 1.0	Earn a minimum score of 70% or higher on the final course evaluation.
LO 1.1.1	Explain the necessary steps to create an effective Emergency Action Plan (EAP).
LO 1.1.2	Identify the essential components that must be included in the EAP.
LO 1.1.3	Outline how to report emergency incidents and coordinate with response teams.
LO 1.1.4	Explain evacuation procedures, policies, and the roles outlined in the EAP.
LO 1.1.5	Summarize the regulations and standards for emergency exit routes.
LO 1.1.6	Explain the duties of personnel who must stay behind during evacuations.
LO 1.1.7	Define evacuation assembly points and their function during an emergency.
LO 1.2.1	Explain how to develop a compliant Fire Prevention Plan (FPP).
LO 1.2.2	Review all major components that make up the FPP.
LO 1.2.3	List practical safety behaviors employees can follow to reduce fire risks.
LO 1.2.4	Identify fire hazards commonly found in various workplace environments.
LO 1.2.5	Compare stationary and portable fire suppression equipment.
LO 1.2.6	Describe the training requirements outlined in the FPP.

Key: Terminal Objective (TO), Learning Objective (LO)

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Key Topics

✔ Emergency Response Planning
✔ Communication Protocols and Incident Reporting
✔ Emergency Evacuation Procedures
✔ Roles and Responsibilities of Evacuation Leaders
✔ Designated Exit Routes
✔ Employee Muster Points and Headcounts
✔ Coordination with Fire
✔ Medical
✔ and Rescue Services
✔ Workplace Fire Safety Program
✔ Roles of Plan Coordinators
✔ Supervisors
✔ and Staff
✔ Key Elements of a Written Safety Plan
✔ Recommended Practices for Fire Prevention
✔ Common Workplace Fire Risks
✔ Fire Suppression System Overview
✔ Fire Extinguisher Use with the PASS Technique
✔ Fire Safety Training Requirements

Testimonials

The OSH Center has been an incredible resource for learning workplace safety. The courses are clear, practical, and easy to follow, even for someone new to occupational health and safety. I appreciated the flexibility of online training and the fact that I could learn at my own pace. Thanks to the OSH Center, I now feel more confident about identifying hazards and keeping my workplace safe.

Edward Maya

United States
September 2025

Our team members completed training through the OSH Center, and the results have been excellent. Not only did the courses improve their awareness of safety practices, but we also saw a noticeable improvement in day-to-day compliance with safety protocols. The certification process was smooth and cost-effective, making it a great investment for our organization.

John Doe

United States
August 2025

107 Emergency Action and Fire Prevention Plans

Modules:

2

Hours:

1

Sectors:

General Industry

Target Audience:

Employee, Manager, Supervisor

Fee

Description

Course Objectives

Key Topics

Testimonials

Edward Maya

John Doe

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