Emergency Action Plan Template
A ready-to-use EAP template for sports programs. Covers emergency contacts, medical procedures, AED locations, and evacuation protocols.
Emergency Action Plan Template
A ready-to-use EAP template for sports programs. Covers emergency contacts, medical procedures, AED locations, and evacuation protocols.
Emergency Action Plan (EAP) Template
This is a template. Have your EAP reviewed by a certified athletic trainer or medical professional before using.
Organization Information
Step 1: Activate EMS
If a serious injury or medical emergency occurs:
- Exact location (address + specific field number)
- Nature of emergency
- Number of injured persons
- Your name and callback number
Step 2: Provide Care
Trained personnel should:
AED Location at [Venue Name]:
___________________________________ (Be specific: “north wall of gymnasium, 6 feet left of exit door”)
Step 3: Notify
Once EMS is en route:
Venue-Specific Information
Common Scenarios
Heat Illness
Suspected Concussion
Cardiac Emergency
Annual Review
This EAP should be reviewed and updated:
Last Review Date: _______________________
Reviewed By: _______________________
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Emergency Action Plan (EAP) Template
This is a template. Have your EAP reviewed by a certified athletic trainer or medical professional before using.
Organization Information
- Organization Name: _______________________
- Primary Venue: _______________________
- Address: _______________________
- Emergency Contact (Primary): _______________________ | Phone: _______
- Emergency Contact (Backup): _______________________ | Phone: _______
Step 1: Activate EMS
If a serious injury or medical emergency occurs:
- Call 911 immediately — do not delay
- Give dispatcher:
- Exact location (address + specific field number)
- Nature of emergency
- Number of injured persons
- Your name and callback number
- Send someone to the main entrance to direct paramedics to the scene
- Do not move the injured person unless there is immediate danger
Step 2: Provide Care
Trained personnel should:
- Check scene safety first (don’t become a victim)
- Assess consciousness: tap shoulders, call name
- If unconscious and not breathing: Begin CPR
- If AED is available and needed: Use it immediately
AED Location at [Venue Name]:
___________________________________ (Be specific: “north wall of gymnasium, 6 feet left of exit door”)
Step 3: Notify
Once EMS is en route:
- Notify head coach or program director
- Notify parent/guardian of injured athlete
- Do NOT share details with media or bystanders
Venue-Specific Information
| Venue | AED Location | Nearest Hospital | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Main Field | Concession stand, east wall | [Hospital Name] | X miles |
| Gymnasium | Lobby, near entrance | [Hospital Name] | X miles |
Common Scenarios
Heat Illness
- Move to shade or air conditioning immediately
- Apply ice packs to neck, armpits, groin
- Give cold water if conscious
- Call 911 if altered mental status or not improving in 10 minutes
Suspected Concussion
- Remove from play immediately — no return same day
- Do not leave alone
- Follow your league’s concussion protocol
- Require medical clearance before return
Cardiac Emergency
- Call 911 immediately
- Begin CPR if trained
- Get AED — every minute without defibrillation = 10% lower survival rate
Annual Review
This EAP should be reviewed and updated:
- At the start of every season
- After any incident that required its use
- When venue information changes
Last Review Date: _______________________
Reviewed By: _______________________
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