Jenkins Academy of Applied Technology
Emergency Action Plans and Evacuation — General Industry Worker Knowledge Core
Learn how to report an emergency, follow alarms, use safe escape routes and check in. Understand shelter actions, assigned roles and when the plan needs review. This general-industry track includes ten lessons. Allow about 30–45 minutes at your own pace. Your employer adds the actual site plan and role instruction.
EAP-001-GI · General Occupational Safety
Open for enrollment
Free with sign-upFree with sign-up. Audible online knowledge lessons; actual site plan review, assistant training and assigned-role evidence remain separate.
General Occupational Safety
This course awards an online knowledge completion record after all lesson checks, at least 80% on the final assessment with every critical decision correct, and a 1–5 star course rating. Three final-assessment attempts are available, with targeted review between attempts. It does not confer an OSHA card, professional certification or employer work authorization.
Employer workplace component: The employer must complete the actual site plan review, usable alarm and route arrangements, accountability, assigned assistant training and any specialist role instruction. The online result does not establish that workplace evidence or authorize emergency response.
The course outline is public. Learning and practice are free with sign-up. Released assessments and certificates are optional purchases unless a free award exception is explicitly stated on this page. Active SMS includes released assessment/certificate fees. Purchase alone never awards a certificate; all published completion requirements still apply.
Assessment and retakes
All schools of Jenkins Academy of Applied Technology use the shared assessment and retake policy: unlimited practice, three quiz or exam attempts per set, and an initial graded-capstone submission plus two revisions. Further attempts require the specified review or approved remediation. Course-specific passing requirements remain in effect.
This catalog describes non-degree learning. A course listing does not award college credit or professional certification.
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