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Document Title

Plants for Human Health Building -

Emergency Action Plan (EAP)

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SOP-0005

Department

NCRC

Type

SOP

Status

FINAL

Date

28 AUG 2015

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FM-0060 R1.0 Proprietary and Confidential

1.0 PURPOSE

1.1 To provide the preferred means of reporting and responding to the following types of

emergencies at the Plant for Human Health Institute (PHHI).

1.1.1 Fire, Smoke, Explosion or Gas Leak (Section 4.6)

1.1.2 Medical Emergency (Section 4.7)

1.1.3 Chemical/blood/OPIM Spills (Section 4.8)

1.1.4 Public Safety/Civil Disturbance Events (Section 4.9)

1.1.5 Tornado, Earthquake, and Utility related events (Section 4.10)

2.0 SCOPE

2.1 The requirements of this document apply to all employees, tenants, visitors,

consultants and contractors located on the PHHI premises.

3.0 RESPONSIBILITIES

3.1 PHHI Director, Business & Research Administration is responsible for:

3.1.1 Providing resources to ensure goals of Emergency Action Plan (EAP) are

met.

3.1.2 Serves as alternate Emergency Coordinator

3.2 PHHI Faculty and Staff (Including Consultants, Contractors, Temporary Employees,

and Tenants) are responsible for:

3.2.1 Serving as Fire Wardens/Monitors when requested to do so.

3.2.2 Promptly addressing emergency situations as specified in this EAP.

3.2.3 Evacuating the building when signaled to do so.

3.2.4 Providing, or assist in obtaining, emergency medical assistance when

necessary.

3.2.5 Promptly cleaning up all spills.

3.2.6 Participating in annual fire evacuation drills.

3.2.7 Attending annual EAP training.

3.3 PHHI Laboratory Managers are responsible for:

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3.3.1 Ensuring that employees attend and document annual EAP training

3.3.2 Ensuring that employees evacuate building when required.

3.3.3 Ensuring that employees participate in periodic fire evacuation drills.

3.3.4 Assigning employees to act as Fire Wardens.

3.4 PHHI Facility Maintenance Supervisor responsible for:

3.4.1 Appointing Fire Wardens

3.4.2 Ensuring PHHI Fire Wardens attend annual EAP training

3.4.3 Coordinating with public authorities during building and campus-wide

emergencies.

3.4.4 Insure communication of plan to building occupants/tenants.

3.4.5 Identifies disable co-workers requiring assistance.

3.4.6 Coordinates evacuation.

3.4.7 Completes head count of employees at Meeting Place.

3.4.8 Notify Campus Security (704-250-9096)

3.4.9 Notify Maintenance Supervisor – Charlie Kraus (704-250-5017 Office

or 980-621-7745 Cell)

3.5 Director, Environmental Health and Safety is responsible for:

3.5.1 Developing and administering EAP training.

3.5.2 Reviewing this plan at least annually and revise as necessary.

3.5.3 Assisting PHHI Laboratory Managers and Supervisors in evaluating

incidents as required.

3.5.4 Providing annual training for appointed Fire Wardens.

3.6 Fire Wardens are responsible for:

3.6.1 Assisting PHHI and Building Supervisor in the event of an emergency as

outlined in this document.

3.6.2 Ensuring that emergencies in their areas of responsibility are reported.

3.6.3 Ensuring that their areas of responsibility are evacuated in the event of an

emergency requiring evacuation.

3.6.4 Ensuring that visitors and contractors follow the requirements of this plan

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3.6.5 Check Restrooms and secluded areas for employees during evacuation.

3.6.6 First floor only: Retrieve the sign-in sheet before exiting building to account

for visitors.

3.6.7 Assemble at meeting place as a group from assigned floor.

3.6.8 Conduct head count of assigned floor employees at Emergency Assembly

Point.

3.6.9 Report headcount to Emergency Coordinator at Emergency Assembly

Point or by cell phone.

3.6.10 Attending annual Fire Wardens Training.

4.0 PROCEDURE

4.1 To Report A Fire or Other Emergency

4.1.1 In any Emergency, Dial 9-9-1-1

4.1.2 If you discovered a fire on your floor, if you see or smell smoke, reports it

immediately.

4.1.3 An alarm should be initiated by the following method:

4.1.3.1 Activate the manual Fire Alarm Pull Station located at the exits

on the first floor when exiting the building.

4.1.3.2 Dial 9-911 immediately and report:

4.1.3.3 “There is a fire on the XX floor of the Plants For Human Health

Institute at 600 Laureate Way, Kannapolis, NC 28081”.

4.1.3.4 Call Facility Maintenance Supervisor (see Appendix 7.1)

4.1.3.5 Alert your supervisor and all other occupants on your floor.

4.1.3.6 Evacuate immediately, closing all interior doors behind you. Do

not lock the doors.

4.2 Emergency Action Plan Coordinator and Facility Maintenance Supervisor

4.2.1 The Director, EHS is designated as the Emergency Action Plan Coordinator.

Please direct questions about this plan and your role in an emergency to the

Director, EHS.

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4.2.2 The PHHI Facility Maintenance Supervisor is the designated Emergency

Coordinator for the PHHI Building.

4.2.3 Both the Director Environmental Health and Safety and the facility

Maintenance Supervisor are also the designated contact persons for

communicating with fire, police, and media during an emergency.

4.3 Emergency Information and Contacts

4.3.1 First Aid Kit Location: First Aid Kits are located in all laboratories near the

laboratory exit door.

4.3.2 Emergency Eyewash Location(s): Eye Wash stations are located in

laboratories by the door.

4.3.3 Injury/Illness Reporting: Ensure that incident is reported following the

requirements of NCSU EHS Website:

http://www.ncsu.edu/ehs/accidents/accinv1.htm and your organization’s

reporting procedures

4.3.4 All Emergency Contacts are listed in Appendix 7.1.

4.4 Employee Alarm System

4.4.1 The fire alarm system is activated by smoke detectors or manual pull

stations located at the exits on the first floor.

4.4.2 The system incorporates air conditioning system controls, fire zone

annunciators, and controls for simultaneously unlocking all stairway doors

and card activated doors.

4.4.3 The alarm system central panel is located on the South side of the PHHI

Building by the Double doors.

4.5 Emergency Shutdown Procedures

4.5.1 Equipment used in the laboratory work spaces should be shut down by

laboratory personnel, if time allows, as they evacuate the workspace.

4.5.2 No employees are designated to stay behind and perform emergency duties

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4.6 Response to Fire, Smoke, Gas Leak or Explosion

Table 4.6 Response to Fire, Smoke, Gas Leak or Explosion

Fire, smoke Gas leak Explosion

Reporting Fire alarm is initiated

Dial 9-911

Employee or visitor notifies

Facility Maintenance Supervisor

at 704-250-5420 or 704-785-

5499.

Call your Facility Maintenance

Supervisor at 704-250-5420 or 704-

785-5499

Alert your supervisor and all other

occupants on your floor.

Fire Alarm is initiated and

employee or visitor notifies


at 704-250-5420 or 704-785-

5499.

Notification Fire Alarm sounds and strobes

initiate

Initiate Fire Alarm .Building

Supervisor

Fire Alarm will sound and strobes

initiate. Building Supervisor

Actions Evacuate building immediately

using stairways.

Evacuate building immediately

using stairways, closing all interior

doors behind you.

DO NOT lock the doors.

DO NOT turn on or off any

electrical switches.

DO NOT enter any area where you

smell gas.

Evacuate building immediately

using stairways.

Evacuation Routes

Floors 1-4 Nearest Stairway or Outside door

Basement Nearest Stairway up to exit

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Table 4.6 Response to Fire, Smoke, Gas Leak or Explosion

Fire, smoke Gas leak Explosion

Primary

Emergency

Assembly Point

(all floors)

Village side of PHHI Building in

grassy area beyond concrete

Parking Deck Village side of PHHI Building in

grassy area beyond concrete

Alternate

Emergency

Assembly Point

N/A N/A Food Lion EAP (Please refer to

Appendix 7.3)

Accountability

Procedures

Fire wardens take head count and report back to Building Supervisor

Designated

Employees

Facility Maintenance Supervisor coordinates with emergency responders. Fire wardens take head count

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4.7 Response to Medical Emergencies

Table 4.7 Response to Medical Emergencies

Reporting Call 9-911

Provide the following information:

Nature of medical emergency,

“There is a medical emergency on the XX floor of the Plant for Human Health Institute Building located at

600 Laureate Way, Kannapolis, NC 28081”.

Your name and phone number from which you are calling.

Contact Facility Maintenance Supervisor and provide the incident information

Notification Let other people in the area know about the incident and request assistance.

Actions (until

EMS arrives)

Do not move a sick or injured person unless instructed to do so by medical personnel, unless there is

immediate danger or unless absolutely necessary.

Persons qualified to administer First Aid, CPR or apply the AED may do so only when necessary and in

accordance with the limits of their training per the American National Red Cross or American Heart

Association First Aid Manual.

Send a person to the first floor to assist Emergency responders with gaining entry to the medical emergency.

Accountability N/A

Designated

Employees

Employees or Facility Maintenance Supervisor trained in First aid.

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4.8 Response to Chemical, Blood/OPIM Spills

Table 4.8 Response to Chemical, Blood/OPIM Spills

Chemical Spill Blood/OPIM Spill

Reporting Chemical Spill will be reported to Department Head. Notify Facility Maintenance Supervisor and inform

them of the incident.

Notification Refer to Step1.

Actions Step 1: Leave the Control Spill Area

Evacuate personnel from the immediate spill area. Block off immediate spill area – close corridor doors, use

lab carts, wastebaskets, etc.

Eliminate any fire hazard, especially if the spill is flammable or combustible – turn off burners, electrical

equipment, etc. Gas shutoffs are located at the corridor laboratory entrance. Electrical breakers are located

in the corridor adjacent to the laboratory.

Post sign, “Spill Area – Keep Out”

Alert other personnel in laboratory and adjacent areas of a chemical spill including the Department Head.

Step 2: Help Injured Personnel

Move injured persons from spill, remove contaminated clothing, flush, skin with water, use eyewash and/or

safety shower, etc. Seek medical attention if chemical is splashed in eyes, and/or there are burns or

respiratory problems. If person are found in the laboratory that are unconscious due to the chemical spill, do

not enter the area. Call 9-911 and report a medical emergency due to a chemical exposure. Ensure that

incident is reported following the requirements of NCSU EHS Website:

http://www.ncsu.edu/ehs/accidents/accinv1.htm

Step 3: Evaluate Hazard

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Make preliminary evaluation of hazard and identification of risks and decide whether Facility Maintenance

Supervisor should be called. If spill can be handled without respiratory protection, continue with the clean-

up.

If there is an unconscious person, do not enter the room. Call 9-911

Step 4: Clean Up Spill

Use absorbent pillows, pads, or vermiculite to

stop spill from spreading under refrigerators,

cabinets, equipment, drains, or corridors. Then

use pads around the perimeter to dam the spill and

adsorb the rest of the liquid.

Place soiled absorbent material into container

with plastic lining or plastic bag (use biohazard

waste container if necessary).

Seal the plastic bag for disposal.

Wash and deactivate the spill surfaces of trace

amounts of the spilled chemical. Apply acid

neutralizer to acid spills.

Contact the Procurement Manager for disposal

pick up.

Replenish materials in spill kit.

Step 4: Clean Up Spill

Wear appropriate PPE for working with blood and

body fluids.

Cover spilled material with paper towel soaked in

bleach or other disinfectant.

Allow disinfectant to decontaminate the spill material

and area for at least 10 minutes.

Pick up contaminated materials and place in Regulated

Medical Waste Container.

Step 5: Critique Incident with Director, Environmental Health and Safety to prevent future spills.

Evacuation

procedures

A partial evacuation is required. Evacuate the area involved in the spill.

Primary Emergency Assembly Point: Hallway.

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Alternate Emergency Assembly Point: Alternate hallway

Accountability

Procedures

Laboratory managers are responsible for accounting for all employees

Designated

Employees

Employees assigned to laboratory where spill occurred

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4.9 Response to Bomb Threats, Civil Disturbance and Workplace Violence:

Table 4.9 Response to Bomb Threats, Civil Disturbances and Workplace violence

Bomb Threat Civil Disturbance Workplace Violence

Reporting Notify Facility Maintenance

Supervisor.

PHHI Management will report the

situation to the Kannapolis Police

Department

If unable to locate a PHHI

Management representative call 9-

911


will be notified by police,

employees or other concerned

individuals

Report suspected workplace

violence to your supervisor,

a manager, Facility

Maintenance Supervisor or

the public authorities

Notification Facility Maintenance Supervisor

will notify employees via email,

phone or in-person.


will notify employees via email,

phone or in-person

Employees may or may not

be notified.

Actions Evacuate building immediately

Do not use a cell phone or radio

within 500 feet of the NC State

Building.

Leave doors open.

Do not turn any electric switches

on or off.

A partial evacuation of the

premises is required. Facility

Maintenance Supervisor will make

the decision based on the severity

of the event


or PHHI Management will

determine whether to evacuate the

building or to shelter in place (lock

down).

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If the civil disturbance is

scheduled to occur before

employees report to work, the

work day may be canceled.

Evacuation Routes

Floors 1-4 Exit via nearest stairway Facility Maintenance Supervisor or PHHI Management will

determine the safest way to evacuate the building or to shelter in

place (lockdown).

Basement Stairway up to exit Same as above

Primary Emergency

Assembly Point

To be determined. The Fire

Wardens and Facility

Maintenance Manager will

instruct you as you exit the

building.

Facility Maintenance Supervisor or PHHI Management will

determine the safest way to evacuate the building and whether

employees will be dismissed or sent to a specified Emergency

Assembly Point.

Floors 1-4

Basement

Alternate Emergency

Assembly Point

Food Lion Parking Lot (Please

refer to Appendix 7.3)

Same as above

Accountability

Procedures

Fire Wardens take head count and

report back to the Facility

maintenance Supervisor.

Fire Wardens take head count and

report back to the Facility

maintenance Supervisor.

Fire Wardens take head

count and report back to the

Facility maintenance

Supervisor.

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Designated

Employees


or designee will coordinate with

public authorities. Fire Wardens

will do a head count


shall coordinate with PHHI

Management and Kannapolis

Police.

Facility Maintenance

Supervisor will coordinate

with Kannapolis Police, as

required

PHHI Operations will

handle employee and

Human Resources needs

arising from an incident

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4.10 Response to Tornado, Earthquake and Utility Related Emergencies

Table 4.10 - Response to Tornado, Earthquake or Utility Related Emergencies

Tornado Earthquake Water/ Power Outage

Reporting Facility Maintenance Supervisor

monitors the NOAA weather radio for

adverse weather events.

Report water and/or power outages

to their supervisors and NCRC

Security.

Notification Facility Maintenance Supervisor will

notify employees via phone, email or in

person


will notify employees via phone,

email or in person

Actions EVACUATE TO THE Break Room Corridor IF POSSIBLE.

(If unable to leave floor, evacuate to an

interior room without windows. such as

a rest room)

Employee Actions:

When a Tornado WATCH (weather

conditions favorable) is issued by the

National Weather Service (NWS) for

Kannapolis, stay tuned to a local radio

or television station for changing

weather conditions.

If a Tornado WARNING (event is

occurring) is issued, or you have any

indication that a tornado may be

approaching, TAKE COVER

Full Building Evacuation is

required following the

guidelines listed below.

Earthquake:

In the event of an

Earthquake, please follow the

listed guidelines for your safety

as listed by FEMA. When the

quake has stop, exit the building

to the grassy area within the

concrete horseshoe in front of

this building. Staying away

from any structure until given

permission to enter the building.

What to Do During an

Earthquake

A partial evacuation is required.

Primary evacuation route: Exit

down nearest stairway on sides of

the building.

Alternate evacuation route: If

nearest stairway is blocked,

employees will exit down the next

closest stairway.

WATER OUTAGE: Depending on

the length of impairment – PHHI

management may decide to cancel

the work day.

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IMMEDIATELY. The safest place is an

interior room on the lowest level away

from windows.

• Stay as safe as possible

during an earthquake.

• Be aware that some

earthquakes are actually

foreshocks and a larger

earthquake might occur.

• Minimize your movements

to a few steps to a nearby

safe place and if you are

indoors, stay there until the

shaking has stopped and

you are sure exiting is safe.

If indoors

• DROP to the ground;

• take COVER by getting

under a sturdy table or other

piece of furniture; and

• HOLD ON until the

shaking stops. If there isn’t

a table or desk near you,

cover your face and head

with your arms and crouch

in an inside corner of the

building.

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• Stay away from glass,

windows, outside doors and

walls, and anything that

could fall, such as lighting

fixtures or furniture.

• Use a doorway for shelter

only if it is in close

proximity to you and if you

know it is a strongly

supported, loadbearing

doorway.

• Stay inside until the shaking

stops and it is safe to go

outside.

• Be aware that the electricity

may go out or the sprinkler

systems or fire alarms may

turn on.

• DO NOT use the elevators.

If outdoors

• Stay there.

• Move away from buildings,

streetlights, and utility

wires.

• Once in the open, stay there

until the shaking stops.

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If trapped under debris

• Do not light a match.

• Do not move about or kick

up dust.

• Cover your mouth with a

handkerchief or clothing.

• Tap on a pipe or wall so

rescuers can locate you. Use

a whistle if one is available.

Shout only as a last resort.

Shouting can cause you to

inhale dangerous amounts

of dust.

Emergency Assembly

Point

First Floor, Break room #1313 Corridor

and Conference room #1308 (Market

Ready Area)

Village side of PHHI Building

in grassy area beyond concrete

Not required.

Accountability

Procedures

Fire Wardens take head count and report back to Building Supervisor. PHHI Management will make a

decision on whether to dismiss

employees for reminder of days

depending on projected duration of

outage.

Designated Employees Facility Maintenance Supervisor or designee and Fire Wardens Facility Maintenance Supervisor or

designee and PHHI Management

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4.11 Emergency Drills and Training

4.11.1 The table below specifies the frequency of training and drills for this

Emergency Action Plan.

Table 4.11.1 Training and Drills

Type of emergency

(Corresponding

Section #)

Training Drills

Response to Fire,

Smoke, Gas Leak or

Explosion (4.6)

As specified in Paragraph

4.11.3 and annually thereafter

Annual

Response to Medical

Emergencies (4.7)



Annual

Response to Chemical,

Blood/OPIM Spills

(4.8)

Annual Annual

Response to Bomb

Threats, Civil

Disturbances and

Workplace violence

(4.9)



Annual

Response to Tornado,

Earthquake and Utility

Related Emergencies

(4.10)



As

needed

Fire Warden – Annual

Training



Annual

4.11.2 PHHI must designate and train employees to assist in a safe and orderly

evacuation of other employees.

4.11.3 An employer must review the emergency action plan with each employee

covered by the plan:

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4.11.3.1 When the plan is developed or the employee is assigned initially

to a job;

4.11.3.2 When the employee's responsibilities under the plan change; and

4.11.3.3 Whenever the plan is changed.

5.0 REFERENCES AND RELATED DOCUMENTS

5.1 OSHA 29 CFR 1910.38 EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN

https://www.osha.gov/pls/oshaweb/owadisp.show_document?p_id=9726&p_table=st

andards January 12, 2015

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6.0 DEFINITIONS

Term Description

AED An Automated External Defibrillator is a portable electronic

device that automatically diagnoses the life-threatening cardiac

arrhythmias of ventricular fibrillation and ventricular tachycardia

in a patient, and is able to treat them through defibrillation,

CPR Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

CLAS Center for Laboratory Animal Science

Department Head Any leader of a laboratory group or other department, including

but not limited to: Group Leaders, Project Leaders, Manager, or

Director.

EMS Emergency Medical Service

NCRC North Carolina Research Campus

NOAA National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

OPIM Other Potentially Infectious Materials

OSHA Occupational Safety and Health Administration

Tenants Organizations renting space from PHHI.

Workplace Violence According to the National Institute for the Prevention of

Workplace Violence, “workplace violence” is anything

considered as “acts of aggression or violence including assaults,

threats, disruptive, aggressive, hostile, or verbal or emotionally

abusive behaviors that generate anxiety that occurs in, or are

related to the workplace and entail a real or perceived risk of

physical, emotional and/or psychological harm to individuals, or

damage to an organization’s resources or capabilities.”

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7.0 APPENDICES

7.1 Emergency Contact Information

7.1.1 Emergency Action Plan Coordinator: Director, EHS (704)250-5056

7.1.2 Facility Maintenance Supervisor: (704) 250-5420 or (704)785-5499

7.1.3 Maintenance Supervisor – Charlie Kraus 704-250-5017 (Office) or 980-

621-7745 (Cell)

7.1.4 Fire/Rescue: Kannapolis Fire Department (704) 920-4282

7.1.5 Police: Kannapolis Police Department (704) 920-4000

7.1.6 Local Emergency Shelter: Parking Deck (704) 250-9096

7.1.7 Hospital or Emergency Clinic:

7.1.7.1 Carolinas Medical Center-Northeast (704) 403-3000

7.1.7.2 Cabarrus Urgent Care (704) 786-6122

7.1.8 Electric Company: Duke Energy- (704) 664-6855

7.1.9 Gas Provider: PSNC Energy- (704) 810-3219

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7.2 Evacuation Plans

7.2.1 Fourth Floor Evacuation Plan

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7.2.2 Third Floor Evacuation Plan

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7.2.3 Second Floor Evacuation Plan

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7.2.4 First Floor Evacuation Plan

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7.3 Emergency Assembly Points

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REVISION HISTORY

Superseded Revisions Effective Date

N/A 28 AUG 2015

Current

Revision:

1.0

Section

Number

Description of Changes Justification of Changes

All PHHI Emergency Action Plan. New PHHI Document.

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