Question

One hazard common to all work locations is fire. Consequently, an evacuation plan should be developed and included in the

A. Material Safety Data Sheets at that location
B. Illness prevention medical reference maintained at each location
C. Injury and illness prevention plan
D. Identification of employee problems that should be addressed

Answer 1

The hazard common to all work locations is fire, and an evacuation plan should be developed and included in the Injury and Illness Prevention Plan.

Step-by-step explanation:

The hazard common to all work locations is fire. Consequently, an evacuation plan should be developed and included in the Injury and Illness Prevention Plan (answer option C). The Injury and Illness Prevention Plan is a program required by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) to ensure workplace safety. It includes procedures for identifying and addressing hazards, such as the development of emergency evacuation plans for fire safety.