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Sample Emergency Procedures:
Ready to Customize for Your Own Safety Plan
A big part of being an entrepreneur is learning when to take
risks and when to play it safe. Dealing with an emergency in the
workplace definitely falls into the latter category. Whether you
work out of your home, have a small retail establishment, or
occupy larger facilities, you need to minimize the risks you
take. Fires, accidents of all sorts, and natural disasters are
just a few examples of how your business can be disrupted by
things beyond your control.
One of the most important steps you can take to manage this risk
is to have a well thought out and clearly communicated emergency
plan. How many ways are there to get safely in and out of your
business? Do your employees know about them all? If a fire
started near your front door, could everyone get out safely by
some other route? Are there known hazards that require special
steps to be taken in the event of, for example, a power outage?
The bottom line is that you want to minimize the risks that you
and your employees and customers are exposed to, and you want to
limit the impact an unexpected occurrence can have on your
business. The attached file contains sample emergency procedures
that can serve as a starting point for creating your own safety
plan.
The file is in rich text format (RTF) that is suitable for use
with most word processing programs used in the Windows
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