Staff Emergency Operations Desk Reference
Table of Contents
- Emergency Operations Desk Reference
- Message from the Emergency Operations Center Director, Chief of Police
- Cal State University, Northridge, "Emergency Operations Plan".
- Emergency Operations Center (EOC):
- Emergency Operations Center (EOC) Locations:
- Staff Responsibilities :
- Medical Emergency:
- Fire/Explosion:
- Fire Extinguisher Instructions:
- Hazardous Materials:
- Bomb threat or Suspicious Object:
- Earthquake:
- Earthquake, continued:
- Active Shooter:
- Evacuation:
- Shelter In Place:
- Emergency Preparedness:
- Emergency Supplies Checklist:
- Evacuation Checklist:
- Emergency Contacts:
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Evacuation:
- BUILDING EVACUATION WILL OCCUR VIA ONE OF THE FOLLOWING MECHANISMS:
- When a building evacuation alarm is sounded:
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- Upon notification by a University Police Officer, or by a Floor or Building Marshall.
- When a signal to evacuate the building is sounded, walk quickly to the nearest marked exit and ask others to do the same.
- Direct visitors and students to the closest stairwell for prompt evacuation to the assembly point outside. Building and Floor Marshalls will be required to report on whether any staff are missing or are known to have remained in the building due to disability or injury.
- Assist persons with disabilities in exiting the building.
- Once outside the building, move to your designated evacuation area. Stay at least 100 feet away from any affected buildings or structures.
- Keep streets and walkways clear for emergency vehicles and personnel.
- An Incident Command Post (look for orange cone) may be established near the emergency site.
- DO NOT return to an evacuated building unless directed to do so by a University Police Officer or by a Building or Floor Marshall.
- Under no circumstances should an employee unilaterally decide to ignore a fire alarm, fire drill or a request for evacuation in order to continue working without interruption.
