b'Crisis PreparednessELEMENT 5 INTENT: Preparedness and planning for emergencies are essential to ensuring appropriate actions are undertaken to respond to emergency situations and prevent them from escalating.EXPECTATIONS PERFORMANCE MEASURES5.1 Potential emergency scenarios and A company-wide Incident Management Plan (IMP) is maintained. It describes the emergency command organization andtheir impacts are identified, and interfaces between the Corporate, BU, and Operations/Project site levels up-to-date emergency response Risks are identified at the Country and Operations/Project level to define potential emergencies and their impactsplans exist at the Corporate, BU, BU and Operations/Project level Emergency Response Plans (ERP) are developed and maintained under the governance ofand Operations/Project levels. the IMP to respond to emergency-specific risks, such as medical emergencies, oil spill response, well control, security, country evacuation, source control, and business continuity5.2 The trained personnel, equipment,Emergency response training is provided in accordance with the Kosmos Global Standard for HSE Orientation and Training andand facilities needed to respond toper regulatory requirementsemergencies are defined and readilySpecific ERPs are expected to identify, as appropriate:available. Command Center locations and set-upAlarms, egress/escape routes, muster locations, evacuation, and rescue methods Medical equipment/supplies and transportation/evacuation resources Fire detection/fighting equipment and locationsAtmospheric testing equipment (i.e., hydrocarbon gases, H2S detection, and response equipment) Spill response equipment and locations Well control equipment and locations Security protection and safe haven Contracted 3rd Party response resources with contact details and mobilization plans5.3 Regular training exercises and drills An annual exercise/drill plan with stated objectives is developed and implemented which supports current and/or plannedare conducted. business activitiesCommunication tests are conducted initially as part of operational readiness activities and at least annually with the organization Routine drills are performed with workers at site locations based on site risks (e.g., evacuation/muster, well control, medical,firefighting, security, etc.)12THE STANDARD | September 2022, Revision 6'