When the unexpected happens, having a clear Emergency Action Plan (EAP) can make the difference between chaos and control. This page exists to give you, your teams, and your organization free, practical tools to prepare for severe weather, chemical spills, workplace violence, fires, or any other crisis that requires a rapid, safe response.
✅ What You’ll Find Here:
Below are the resources you can download, adapt, and share freely. Each is designed to help you protect people, reduce confusion, and save valuable time during emergencies.
Downloads Available: ( BOLD = coming soon)
- Emergency Action Plan Template
- Severe Weather Preparedness Toolbox Talk
- Chemical Safety & HazCom Toolbox Talk
- Emergency Response Checklist
- Workplace Violence Response Guide
Use these materials, make them your own, and train your people well. They cost nothing — because protecting lives shouldn’t come with a price tag.
100% Free — Pay It Forward If You Can
These tools were developed to help you during crunch time, with no strings attached. If you’d like to pay it forward, please consider donating to small charities that directly support local emergency responders and community crisis teams.
Here are a few good examples of organizations that could use your help more than the big guys:
🌟 Suggested Small Charities & Local Heroes:
- Local Volunteer Fire Departments: Many rely on donations for basic gear, training, and equipment upkeep.
- Rural EMS Associations: Small-town EMS crews often buy their own medical supplies.
- Community Disaster Relief Funds: These funds help families and workers recover from tornadoes, hurricanes, floods, or fires.
- Local Mental Health Crisis Response Teams: They support victims, families, and first responders after traumatic events.
- Search and Rescue Volunteer Groups: These teams mobilize during missing person searches, floods, and natural disasters.
Every dollar you give helps keep these boots on the ground when they’re needed most.
✅ How to Use This Emergency Action Plan Resource Pack
This free Broken Compass Resource Pack gives you practical, ready-to-use tools to help you build, customize, and maintain an Emergency Action Plan that actually works — not just one that sits on a shelf.
Here’s how to use it:
1️⃣ Download the files — hazard checklists, fillable templates, logs, and scenario scripts.
2️⃣ Add your company details — site-specific contacts, evacuation routes, local emergency numbers.
3️⃣ Train your people — use the drill scripts and toolbox talks to make it stick.
4️⃣ Keep it alive — review, update, and practice it every year (or when things change).
5️⃣ Share it freely — these resources are not for sale. They exist to keep people alive, not gather dust.
Reminder:
This guide and tools are not endorsed, supported, or backed by any employer (past, present, or future) and are not endorsed by any organization outside The Broken Compass Team. They’re independent tools — use them, adapt them, and make them real for your crew.
Stay ready. Stay alive.
— The Broken Compass Team
📌 This resource is not for resale or profit. Use it. Share it. Keep your people safe.
📣 Emergency Communication & Mass Notification Providers
“Below are trusted emergency mass notification providers you can consider for your facility or crew. These links are provided for informational purposes only — The Broken Compass Team does not endorse or receive compensation from any listed provider. Use what works for your people.”
✅ One Call Now
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Website: www.onecallnow.com
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Simple voice, text, and email notifications for businesses, schools, churches, and more.
✅ AlertMedia
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Website: www.alertmedia.com
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Mass notifications + two-way emergency communication. Great for severe weather, lone worker alerts, or multi-site operations.
✅ Rave Mobile Safety
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Website: www.ravemobilesafety.com
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Widely used by schools, universities, and municipalities for emergency text/email alerts, weather, and lockdowns.
✅ Regroup Mass Notification
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Website: www.regroup.com
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Cloud-based mass messaging. Good for companies, non-profits, remote workforces.
✅ Everbridge
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Website: www.everbridge.com
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Enterprise-grade. Best for large organizations needing location-based alerts and severe weather tracking.
✅ RedFlag by Pocketstop
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Website: www.pocketstop.com/redflag/
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Good for targeted group alerts — building evacuations, weather events, or crisis communications.
✅ OnSolve (CodeRED, MIR3)
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Website: www.onsolve.com
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Big player — offers location-based push notifications, weather alerts, and crisis response tools.
📌 Tip for Crews:
Most of these have apps too — so lone & remote workers can get push alerts or confirm check-ins during storms or severe weather.