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Local Emergency Plan Condensed Matter Physics and Materials Science Department LOCAL EMERGENCY PLAN Building: 480 Occupancy: 40 Position Name Extension Home Phone Pager No. Plan Preparer Robert Sabatini 3509 N/A N/A Building Manager Ken Sutter 4514 289-8212 0860 Primary LEC Ken Sutter 4514 289-8212 0860 Secondary LEC Robert Sabatini 3509 886-1144 N/A ESH Coordinator Robert Sabatini 3509 886-1144 N/A Asst. ESH Coordinator Ken Sutter 4514 289-8212 0860 FSS Representative Nick Contos 3205 Date Prepared: 2/3/06 Frequency of Review: Annual Date reviewed Reviewed By Review Type/Pages Changed 2/3/06 R. Sabatini rev. 1 7/5/06 R. Sabatini rev. 2 Every facility should establish an effective program to respond to emergencies. For this to work, every employee should be prepared to handle emergencies before they arise. This documents outlines the Employee Action Plan to address workplace emergencies.EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURES AND ROUTES Every employee should familiarize themselves with exits in their workplaces, including a second way out in case the main way is blocked. Building Map Maps can be obtained from /om/mmc/keyplan/keyplans.asp All employees are expected to leave the building and report to the outdoor assembly area when the fire alarm bells ring. No one is authorized to remain in the facility during an emergency. ACCOUNTABILITY FOR EMPLOYEES Accountability for employees should be performed after an evacuation. Based upon direction given in an emergency, all employees must assemble at the appropriate areas. BUILDING INDOOR ASSEMBLY AREA: Main Lobby BUILDING OUTDOOR ASSEMBLY AREA: Rear Loading Platform SHELTER-IN-PLACE AREA: 1st Floor Conference Room PERSONNEL ACCOUNTABILITY: The LEC or designee will account for employees. The information must be given to Fire-Rescue upon arrival. SITE-EMERGENCY SIGNALS CONTINUOUS SOUNDING OF SITE SIRENS FOR FIVE MINUTES - Proc