Certified OSHA Training
Exit Routes, Emergency Action Plans (EAP), and Fire Prevention Plans (FPP) (Required by OSHA Annually)
- OSHA-Authorized
- DOL-Aligned
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$25.00$
What You’ll Learn?
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Exit Routes, Emergency Action Plans (EAP), and Fire Prevention Plans (FPP) (Required by OSHA Annually)
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What You’ll Learn?
Course Details
This self-paced online course explains how workplace exit routes, emergency action plans, and fire prevention plans work together to keep employees safe during a fire or other workplace emergency, and you can complete it at your own pace within your enrollment period. It answers a question many workers and supervisors ask, namely what is an emergency action plan, by walking through the plan elements that OSHA expects employers to document and share with their staff. You will also learn the purpose of an emergency action plan, which is to organize the actions employers and employees take so that evacuation and head-count accountability happen safely and in order. Because every worksite is different, the course describes the key elements that a written emergency action plan template must contain and shows what a sample emergency action plan should include so you can recognize a complete, compliant plan. The training then covers exit routes in detail, including the design, capacity, marking, lighting, and maintenance requirements that keep a path of exit travel usable during an evacuation. Throughout the modules you review employer and employee responsibilities, evacuation and accountability procedures, and the emergency reporting and notification steps every worker should know.
The course then turns to the fire prevention plan, explaining how identifying common workplace fire hazards and the controls that reduce them lowers the chance of a fire ever starting. You will see how a fire prevention plan and an emergency action plan complement one another, with one working to prevent fires and the other guiding a safe response when an emergency does occur. Because the training is delivered entirely online, you can study on any current web browser from a desktop or laptop and revisit the material as often as you need before the final assessment. This is refresher training many employers assign each year, and finishing all modules with a passing score of at least 80% earns 1.0 contact hour and 0.1 IACET CEU recorded in your permanent learner transcript.
Course Syllabus
Course Description
Pre-Course Information Sheet
Course: Exit Routes, Emergency Action and Fire Prevention Plans (Online)
Course Overview
This course provides participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to identify fire hazards, understand fire extinguisher classifications, select the appropriate extinguisher for specific fire types, perform basic inspections, and safely operate portable fire extinguishers during incipient-stage fire emergencies. The course emphasizes workplace fire prevention, emergency response procedures, and employee responsibilities.
This learning event is designed in accordance with the principles of the ANSI/IACET Standard for Continuing Education and Training, including documented learning outcomes, learner assessment, attendance verification, and evaluation processes.
Delivery Method
Online / LMS-Based Asynchronous Learning
Participants may complete the course at their own pace within the allotted course access period.
Course Duration
1.0 Contact Hours
IACET CEUs Awarded
0.1 CEU
Technical Requirements
Participants:
- Reliable internet access
- Current web browser (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or Safari)
- Audio capability for course videos and PowerPoint
- Ability to view PDF documents
- Access to the TTI Learning Management System (LMS)
Recommendation:
- Desktop or laptop computer for optimal learning experience
Criteria for Earning IACET
To receive 0.1 IACET CEU, participants must:
- Complete all required course modules
- Complete all learning activities
- Successfully complete required assessments
- Achieving a minimum passing score of 80% on course assessments
- Complete the course evaluation
Learner Support
Technical assistance is available for LMS access and navigation issues.
For support, contact:
Phone: (817) 769-6275
Email: [email protected]
Accessibility Statement
TTI is committed to providing an accessible learning environment. Course materials include accessibility features such as:
- Accessible digital content
- Adjustable screen viewing options where available
Learners requiring accommodation should contact TTI prior to beginning the course.
Important Completion Information
Participants are encouraged to complete the course within the assigned enrollment period. Progress is automatically tracked within the LMS.
Failure to complete all required activities and assessments will result in no CEU award being issued.
Acknowledgment
By beginning this course, participants acknowledge that they have reviewed and understand the course requirements, learning outcomes, participation expectations, and CEU award criteria.
What Will I Learn?
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
- Define the purpose and components of workplace exit routes.
- Identify employer and employee responsibilities related to emergency preparedness.
- Describe the key elements of an Emergency Action Plan (EAP).
- Explain evacuation procedures and accountability methods during emergencies.
- Identify emergency reporting and notification procedures.
- Describe the purpose and components of a Fire Prevention Plan (FPP).
- Recognize common workplace fire hazards and fire prevention controls.
- Apply emergency response and evacuation procedures to workplace scenarios.
Target Audience
This course is intended for:
- General industry employees
- Construction workers
- Office personnel
- Supervisors and managers
- Safety committee members
- Facility personnel
- Emergency response coordinators
- New employees requiring emergency preparedness training.
Total Course Duration
1 hour
Materials Included
Participants will have access to:
- Exit Routes, Emergency Action and Fire Prevention Plans Modules
- Final Assessment
- Course Evaluation
Requirements / Instructions
There are no formal prerequisites for this course.
- Be able to understand written and verbal instruction in the language of delivery.
- Have a basic understanding of workplace safety practices.
No prior emergency preparedness training is required.
Curriculum
2 modules · 1 hour
Exit Routes, Emergency Action Plans (EAP), and Fire Prevention Plans (FPP)
Exit routes, emergency action plans (EAP), and fire prevention plans (FPP) are crucial for workplace safety, with exit routes being continuous, unobstructed paths to safety. An EAP details procedures for various emergencies, including evacuation routes, rescue, and accounting for employees. An FPP outlines preventive measures against fire hazards. These plans must comply with OSHA regulations, including clear marking of exits, proper training for employees, and regularly scheduled drills.
- Exit Routes, Emergency Action Plans (EAP), and Fire Prevention Plans (FPP)Lesson
- Exit Routes, Emergency Action, and Fire Prevention Plans ExamQuiz
Course Evaluation
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- Course Review & CompletionLesson
Certificate of Completion
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The Training Institute is a team of seasoned field experts with decades of hands-on experience across electrical safety, OSHA compliance, confined-space training, and hazardous-materials response. Our instructors combine practical jobsite expertise with proven adult-learning methodology to deliver training that meets — and exceeds — federal and industry standards.
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