All campus departments and their affiliated sites are required to prepare an Emergency Action Plan (EAP). This plan outlines your department’s preparedness measures and priority actions for managing emergencies, from small accidents to citywide disasters, and should include:
- Personnel roster
- Inventory of emergency supplies
- Evacuation plan and exit routes
- Special staff assignments/needs list
- Evacuation Chairs
- Location of your emergency evacuation assembly areas
- Critical functions, data or research to be protected
- Worksite emergency coordinator and floor wardens
- Alternate floor wardens and emergency coordinators to serve in absence of primary floor wardens and emergency coordinators.
- Emergency communication and after-hours notification plan
- Campus emergency phone locations
The Emergency Action Plan can be organized by worksite (office, lab), by Division or Department, and by floor or building. Collaboration between neighboring workspaces on the same floor to develop a single "Neighborhood" EAP is encouraged.
Contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it for information or assistance with developing your EAP, training to become a floor warden or assembling essential equipment and supplies.
Emergency Action Plan Forms
- EAP Team Manual
- Emergency Action Plan Template (PDF)
- Emergency Action Plan Template (Word)
- Emergency Action Plan Template (Excel)
- Emergency Evacuation Assembly Areas
- Evacuation Policy for People with Disabilities
- Evacutation Chair Requestand Training Agreement
- Evacu-Trac Owner's Manual
- Emergency Coordinator Duties
- Floor Warden Duties
- Floor Warden Emergency Supplies and Equipment List
- UCSF EAP Emergency Status Report
Training and Education
In addition to basic floor warden training, the HSEM Division offers advanced training to the entire EAP team. Past training materials are listed below. Contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it for future training plans.
Advanced EAP Team Training, Part 1
- Predisaster preparations
- Emergency assembly areas (EAAs)
- Visibility in the EAAs
- Accounting for staff
- Communications between EAP team and Campus Emergency Operations Center (EOC)
Advanced EAP Team Training, Part 2
- Alternate escape routes
- Shelter-in-place procedures
- Earthquake procedures
Advanced EAP Team Training, Part 3
- Communicating emergency information to First Responders & UCSF EOC
- Coordinating visitors during emergencies
- Assisting persons with Disabilities
- Use of emergency forms
Advanced EAP Team Training, Part 4
- Effective Use of Fire Drills
- Emergency Response Management Plan - an Overview
Advanced EAP Team Training, Part 5
- Review EAP team duties and defining responsibilities during an evacuation.
- Selection and storage of emergency kits.
Evacu-Trac Evacuation Chair Training
- Go to UC Learning Center website and type evacu-trac in the search field.
State and Federal Requirements for EAPs
California Division of Occupational Safety & Health:
Title 8 §3220 Emergency Action Plan
Occupational Safety & Health Administration:
29 CFR 1910.38
