Unit VII Scholarly Activity OSH 2304- Your facility is undergoing some upgrades, including the construction of a new office and training center that connects to the current facility. Acme General Contractors, Inc., is the general contractor contracted to perform this work. The local OSHA Area Office visited the construction site and found several violations, the most serious being the lack of an Emergency Action Plan that does not take the current construction activities into consideration. Your current EAP only includes the existing facility and hasn't changed over the years or been updated to include the construction activities. Under the multi-employer policy, your company, as the "controlling" or "host" employer, received the OSHA citation for not having an Emergency Action Plan (EAP) in place that included contracting firms and addresses the current conditions during construction. You have been hired as the company safety officer to develop and implement the program required by OSHA, which includes all contractors on site and reflects the actual conditions. The new office/training facility is four (4) stories high. The ongoing construction activities include concrete masonry units (CMU) block exterior walls and a sloped standing seam metal roof on the exterior, along with underground utility installation requiring