This course provides a spotlight on one topic of Fire Safety and Emergency Preparedness (General Industry) - Emergency Action Plans. OSHA insists that businesses ensure their workplace is safe and has therefore prepared for all kinds of incidents. Natural and anthropogenic disasters may happen in the workplace. In any case, one of the greatest dangers to employees is not the event itself, but rather injuries that they suffer as a result of a panicked or confused response or a lack of knowledge.

This training is on OSHA fire safety and emergency readiness regulations. OSHA guidelines for evacuation routes, Fire Prevention plans, Emergency Action plans, and fire protection are only some of the subjects explored.