Common use of Emergency Preparedness Plan Clause in Contracts

Emergency Preparedness Plan. The Contractor shall have in place an emergency plan that includes, at a minimum, staff roles and responsibilities, contact information, and procedures during an emergency/disaster. The Contractor shall have an easily accessible, detailed description of each client’s personal emergency contact information, medical conditions (medication, diet restrictions, allergies, etc.), worksite emergency plan, and documentation of client support needs and identification of who will provide the supports in the event of an emergency.

Emergency Preparedness Plan. The Contractor shall have in place an emergency plan that includes, at a minimum, staff roles and responsibilities, contact information, and procedures during an emergency/disaster. The Contractor shall have an easily accessible, detailed description of each client’s personal emergency contact information, medical conditions (medication, diet restrictions, allergies, etc.), worksite emergency plan, and documentation of client support needs and identification of who will provide the supports in the event of an emergency. Agencies will review this plan annually with the client, employer, and other entities as applicable. Dated documentation will be included in the client file.

Emergency Preparedness Plan. The Contractor shall should have in place an emergency plan that includes, at a minimum, staff roles and responsibilities, contact information, and procedures during an emergency/disaster. The Contractor shall have an easily accessible, detailed description of each client’s personal emergency contact information, medical conditions (medication, diet restrictions, allergies, etc.), worksite emergency plan, and documentation of client support needs and identification of who will provide the supports in the event of an emergency.