One record, three views
The same completed plan record produces the written plan of record, its open-item roll-up with live authority references, and a machine-readable export.
The plan of record
Written Emergency Action Plan
Every documented element in order — escape routes, critical operations, accountability, rescue and medical, reporting, plan contacts, alarm and signals, evacuation types, muster, resources, scenarios, training and drills — with the employer attestation.
What still needs attention
Roll-ups & Authority References
The open-items register keyed to the six 1926.35(b) elements, the emergency-resource verification state, and the verified federal authority reference panel retrieved live from the platform’s reviewed authority library.
Systems of record
Machine Audit JSON
The structured, machine-readable record of the whole plan state, its open items, its site-media content hashes, and its authority anchor provenance.
The plan of record. Everything the employer documented, assembled into one written emergency action plan. Notice the unverified emergency resource in Section 11 — the tool surfaces it as an open item and blocks lock until the employer confirms or removes it.
COMPLIANCE CRUCIBLE · CC-EAP-PLAN-BUILDER-001
Written Emergency Action Plan — Record
Authority target SAP-EAP-1926.35-v1 · 29 CFR 1926.35 · Record EAP-SAMPLE-IND-0042 · Status LOCKED
Section 1 — Site Identity & Written Plan Basis (1926.35(a)/(e)(3))
- Site / project name
- Example Contractor LLC — Riverside Industrial Expansion
- 911 address
- [Example street address], [City], [ST] [ZIP]
- Controlling employer
- Example Contractor LLC
- Prepared by
- J. Alvarez, Site Safety Lead
- Effective / next review
- 2026-06-01 · 2027-06-01
- Plan availability
- Site trailer — posted and available to affected employees
- Written plan required
- Yes — more than 10 employees; oral-plan allowance at 1926.35(e)(3) does not apply
Section 2 — Scope Signals
- Federal / USACE project
- Yes — federal supplement armed
- Subcontractors on site
- Yes — multi-employer
- 10 or fewer employees
- No
- Critical operations before evacuation
- Yes — 1926.35(b)(2) armed
Section 3 — Roles & Plan-Information Contacts (1926.35(b)(6))
- Emergency Coordinator (Primary)
- J. Alvarez — [phone] · backup: R. Okafor
- Plan-information contact
- Site Safety Office — [phone]
Section 4 — Reporting (1926.35(b)(5))
- Preferred means of reporting
- Radio to site security, then 911
- Communication methods
- Plant radio channel 5 · site cell · fixed line in trailer
Section 5 — Alarm System & Signals (1926.35(c); anchored on 1926.150(e))
- Primary alarm system
- Site-wide electronic siren, tested weekly
- Distinctive signals documented
- Yes — evacuation: continuous tone; shelter: three short, repeated
Documentation note. 29 CFR 1926.35(c)(1) cross-references §1926.159, which was removed from the Code of Federal Regulations at 61 FR 31427 (June 20, 1996) and was never corrected in 1926.35. §1926.159 is not an existing standard and is shown here for reference only. Employee-alarm-system requirements are documented against 29 CFR 1926.150(e). This tool presents the dangling reference for transparency; it does not treat §1926.159 as a current requirement.
Section 6 — Escape Routes & Evacuation Types (1926.35(b)(1)/(d))
- Escape procedures & route assignments
- Primary: north haul road to Gate 4. Secondary: east pedestrian gate. Assignments by crew, posted at each work front.
- Types of evacuation established
- Full site evacuation · partial (area) evacuation · shelter-in-place
Section 7 — Muster / Assembly
- Primary assembly point
- North lot, upwind of process area
- Alternate assembly point
- South laydown yard
- Shelter-in-place location
- Field office basement — criteria documented
Section 8 — Critical Operations Before Evacuation (1926.35(b)(2))
- Operation
- Process line A shutdown — assigned: designated operator — procedure: emergency stop, isolate feed, confirm and evacuate
Element armed because Section 2 records critical operations: Yes.
Section 9 — Accountability After Evacuation (1926.35(b)(3))
- Headcount method
- Crew-lead roll call against daily sign-in, reported to Emergency Coordinator
- Unaccounted-persons escalation
- Coordinator notifies responding agency immediately; no re-entry by site personnel
Section 10 — Rescue & Medical Duties (1926.35(b)(4))
- Assigned duties
- First aid / CPR / AED — designated responders — training documented
- AED / first-aid locations
- Trailer entry · process building corridor
- Fall-rescue referral
- Referred to site fall-rescue procedure — not determined by this plan
- Confined-space rescue referral
- Referred to permit-space program — not determined by this plan
Section 11 — Emergency Resources
- Hospital / trauma
- [Example Regional Medical Center] — [address] — verified by employer
- Clinic / urgent care
- [Example Occupational Clinic] — [address] — UNVERIFIED → open item raised
- Fire / EMS
- [Example Fire District] — verified by employer
Nearby results are candidates only. The plan documents what the employer selects and verifies — nearest is not always right (trauma capability, hours, response area). Lock is blocked while any selected resource is unverified. This tool does not verify emergency-service capability.
Section 12 — Scenarios
- Fire
- Response actions documented
- Severe weather — tornado / shelter-in-place
- Response actions documented
- Utility strike
- Response actions documented
- Active threat / security
- Response actions documented
Scenario breadth is advisory. Scenarios without documented actions are printed as “actions not documented” rather than omitted.
Section 13 — Training / Review / Drills (1926.35(e)(1)/(e)(2))
- Designated evacuation assistants
- Assigned by area — sufficient number documented
- Review triggers
- Initial assignment · plan change · duty change
- Drill record
- Full-site evacuation drill — 2026-05-14 — findings documented
Section 14 — Site Media
- Muster / assembly point
- Photograph on file — content hash recorded with the sealed record
Section 15 — Federal Supplement (EM 385-1-1 (2024) 2-7.c)
- SSHO / responsible role
- Documented
- Governing APP / AHA
- Referenced
- Off-site coordination
- Responding agencies notified — documented
- Posted emergency numbers
- Posted at each work front
Supplement armed because Section 2 records a federal project. Contract requirements are the employer’s to confirm.
Employer Responsibility Attestation
J. Alvarez attested employer responsibility for implementation and maintenance of this Emergency Action Plan on 2026-06-01.
Employer responsibility notice. This record documents the employer’s written Emergency Action Plan. It does not determine compliance, evaluate site hazards, verify emergency-service capability, or authorize work. Employer responsibility is non-delegable under 29 CFR 1926.35.
What still needs attention — and what the record is anchored to. The roll-up keeps gaps visible against the six 1926.35(b) elements; the authority panel attaches verified federal citations retrieved live from the platform’s reviewed authority library.
Open-Items Register (1)
§11 Emergency resources: a selected clinic has not been verified by the employer — lock blocked until confirmed or removed.
Required Element Coverage — 1926.35(b)
| Element | Citation | State |
|---|---|---|
| Escape procedures & route assignments | 1926.35(b)(1) | Documented |
| Critical operations before evacuation | 1926.35(b)(2) | Documented |
| Post-evacuation accountability | 1926.35(b)(3) | Documented |
| Rescue & medical duties | 1926.35(b)(4) | Documented |
| Preferred means of reporting | 1926.35(b)(5) | Documented |
| Plan-information contacts | 1926.35(b)(6) | Documented |
“Documented” means the employer supplied the field or declared it not applicable at its step. It is not a statement that the element is adequate or that the plan complies.
Authority References — Verified Concordance Anchors
Referenced from the verified federal authority library for emergency action plans. Pointers to the standard; not a compliance judgment.
- 29 CFR 1926.35
- Employee emergency action plans. (federal OSHA baseline — primary)
- 29 CFR 1926.34
- Means of egress. (federal OSHA baseline — supporting)
- 29 CFR 1926.150
- Fire protection; employee alarm systems at 1926.150(e). (federal OSHA baseline — supporting)
Note on scope. Federal OSHA baseline only; State Plan requirements may differ and require separate verification.
In production this panel renders from the live adapter envelope (3 verified anchors today); the entries above are page copy illustrating the structure.
Lock / Version Note
When locked, this record is preserved as an immutable server-side snapshot with a content hash and a dated audit entry. Locked records are versioned, not edited in place — a correction creates a new version that supersedes the old one.
The machine record. A structured export of the plan state, its open items, and its authority anchor provenance. Shown here as a representative excerpt.
Representative excerpt — element objects trimmed for display.
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"generatedAt": "2026-06-01T15:22:07.418Z",
"header": {
"recordId": "EAP-SAMPLE-IND-0042",
"status": "LOCKED",
"lockedAt": "2026-06-01T15:21:44.902Z",
"lockHash": "c41f8a7d6b2e05934ac7188de5203f6b91d7ce408a2b56f1d90e3ac7845b6210"
},
"sections": {
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"site_context": { "federal": true, "multiEmployer": true, "crewTenOrFewer": false, "hasCriticalOps": true },
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"emergency_resources": { "selected": [ { "type": "clinic", "verified": false } ] },
"site_media": { "photos": [ { "category": "Muster / assembly point", "sha256": "…" } ] }
},
"openItems": [ { "section": "Emergency resources", "field": "Selected resource not verified", "kind": "NEEDS DOC" } ],
"authority": { "packet_id": "SAP-EAP-1926.35-v1", "anchors": [ "29CFR1926.35", "29CFR1926.34", "29CFR1926.150" ] },
"limitation": "Documentation framework only. Does not determine compliance, evaluate site hazards, verify emergency-service capability, or authorize work."
}