Free Simple Home Evacuation Plan Template
Simple Home Evacuation Plan
Prepared by: [Your Name]
I. Evacuation Overview
The Home Evacuation Plan ensures that all residents can safely evacuate the house in the event of an emergency, such as a fire or natural disaster. The plan includes clear exit routes, designated assembly areas, and communication procedures.
II. Evacuation Routes
There are multiple evacuation routes to ensure a safe exit from the home. Each route is clearly marked, and all residents are familiar with these paths.
Primary Evacuation Routes
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Living Room: Exit through the front door.
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Kitchen: Exit through the back door.
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Upstairs Bedroom: Use the window ladder to exit.
Secondary Evacuation Routes
In case the primary routes are obstructed, secondary options include:
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Living Room: Exit through the side door.
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Kitchen: Emergency exit through the garage door.
III. Assembly Area
After evacuating the home, all residents should head to the designated assembly area. This area should be located at a safe distance from the house.
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Area |
Location |
Responsible Person |
|---|---|---|
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Primary Assembly Area |
Across the street |
Jewell Ward |
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Secondary Assembly Area |
Neighbor's driveway |
Porter Hoppe |
IV. Communication
In case of evacuation, communication is essential to ensure everyone is accounted for. Once outside, residents will use mobile phones to confirm their safety.
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Primary Contact: [Your Name], available at [Your Company Number] for emergencies.
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Secondary Contact: [Your Company Email] for follow-up communication.
V. Post-Evacuation Procedures
After the evacuation, the family will remain in the assembly area and will not return to the home until it is declared safe by emergency personnel. If needed, [Your Company Name] will be contacted for further assistance.
