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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Medical Emergency:
- Injury and illness are the most common of all campus-related emergencies.
- If there is a serious injury or illness occurs, remain calm and proceed as follows:
- Call University Police at 911 from a campus phone or 677-2111 from a cell phone.
- Give your name.
- Describe the nature and severity of the medical problem.
- Give the campus location of the victim.
- Provide an estimated age and gender of the victim.
- Describe whether or not the victim is conscious and breathing.
- Look for emergency medical ID and give all information to the Police.
- Administer first aid to the extent possible based on our level of training.
- Note: All University Police Officers are trained in basic first aid, CPR and AED. During normal working hours (8-5) Monday through Friday, a nurse and/or a doctor from the Klotz Student Health Center will also be summoned.
- In case of minor injury or illness, an injured person may go to the Klotz Student Health Center. If in doubt, contact University Police!
- All injuries must be reported to supervisors.
- A Supervisor's Accident Investigation Report (DH&S Form 620) must be completed and sent to Human Resources within 24 hours for ALL employee injuries.
