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This eTool will help small, low-hazard service or retail businesses implement an emergency action plan, and comply with OSHA's emergency standards.

Do I need an Emergency Action Plan (EAP)? Buisnessman Running
What is an EAP?
Write your own EAP
Evaluate work place to comply with OSHA's emergency standards
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The eTool is not an OSHA standard or regulation, and it creates no legal obligations. Likewise, the eTool does not eliminate or limit any obligations that may be created by the OSH Act or by OSHA standards or regulations.
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