EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN (OSHA 1910.38)
Your company has a fire drill. Does it have an earthquake plan that names who makes the shelter-or-evacuate call, and what Procurement does in the first hour?
Most companies have a binder, not a plan — a single generic checklist that was never built department by department, and was never rehearsed once it was written.
An earthquake does not pause a customs deadline, a shipment in transit, or a validator asking for proof of your business continuity posture. A company that cannot show what it actually did when a facility was disrupted has exposed a gap no one wrote down in advance.
This complimentary guide gives you the 8-stage company plan — Watch, Warning, Impact, Shelter or Evacuate, Account For People, Stabilize, Recover, Lessons Learned — mapped against seven departments, with five ready-to-use templates.
A complimentary 30+ page guide, built on OSHA 1910.38 and Ready.gov guidance — plus a business continuity plan template for the parts specific to C-TPAT and PIP supply chains.