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An emergency action plan under OSHA 1910.38 needs six elements — reporting, evacuation routes, critical-operations shutdown, headcount accounting, rescue and medical duties, and a named contact. This guide covers the written-plan rules, alarm and warden duties, the three review triggers, and how the EAP reshapes your extinguisher program.

Most workplace fires start small enough to stop with a portable extinguisher, but only when you pick the right class and use it correctly. This guide explains the PASS method step by step, decodes fire classes A through K, walks through a real ABC unit, and covers the OSHA training rule and when to evacuate.