An Emergency Evacuation Plan is a well-documented and organized procedure that outlines how people should safely evacuate a facility during an emergency, such as fire, gas leak, chemical spill, earthquake, or any other unforeseen hazard. It includes predefined roles, exit routes, assembly points, and communication procedures to ensure everyone gets out safely and efficiently.

To protect life by enabling quick and safe evacuation. To minimize panic and confusion during emergencies. To ensure employees and contractors are familiar with the layout, escape routes, and emergency responsibilities. To comply with statutory laws under Factory Act, Fire Services Act, and Occupational Safety standards.