PPT-b170 B071 Evacuation and Shelter-In-Place Procedures

You Are Here Congregation Point ARMS CIVL PUSH RHPH Gateway Arch Stadium Mall Drive N In case of ShelterinPlaceWeatherRelated Emergencies Calmly remain in B071 Shelter Locations. SCEMA . Breakout. 1. Sheltering in South Carolina. Welcome. 2. SCEMA Breakout Shelter . Coordination Meeting. March 4. , . 2015. 1030-1130. SCEMA Workshop. The ESF 6 Family. 3. Agenda. 4. Welcome. Introductions. Safety Orientation. Evacuation procedures. Whenever the fire alarm system is activated or . another form of alert requires . evacuation, . all persons . in the building shall immediately proceed to the nearest fire exit stairway and leave the . Plans. Details what actions to take in an emergency.. Will assign emergency specific responsibilities. . Lists all foreseeable hazards and how to respond.. Details evacuation procedures.. Is required by law!. Walter . S. Dickerson. , Executive Director . Mobile County Emergency Management Agency. March 6, 2008. IHC – Charleston, South Carolina. 410,000 people inhabiting 1,233 square miles . Responsible Jurisdictions . Table Top Case Study Project . DYNM 672: A Systems Approach to Crisis Preparation and Building Organizational Resilience . Dr. Steven Freeman . Spring, 2011. Are we prepared?. Scott Yarosh. April 27, 2011. Cass/Clay County Health Emergency Preparedness Coalition . Sheltering In Place For External Chemical Spill. External chemical spill could be from:. - train derailment. - industrial accident. - interstate/highway accident. . Preparation Checklist. PREPARING . FOR THE FIRE SEASON. : . . Collect valuables, important documents, medications, and other personal items in one place and be ready to evacuate if necessary.. for . Students on Learning Placements at KGH. Emergency Code Training . For Students on Learning Placements at KGH. This training is intended to introduce you to some of the emergency codes you may hear while at KGH.. Faculty and Staff . Safety Orientation . Mr. Rodney Boyter OSHA Officer. Overview. Occupational Safety. Responsible for employee workplace safety.. OSHA Compliance. Ensuring the University complies with local, state, and federal regulations in the areas of Occupational, Fire, and Life Safety. Assumptions. Any type of emergency can occur at any time of the day or night, weekend or holiday, with little or no warning. The sequence of events during an emergency is not predictable—flexibility is essential. for hazmat releases. Michael Heffner. . Assistant chief deputy. Emergency Response Services Branch. Oregon . office of state fire marshal. Introductory case study – incident details. April 24. th. Environmental Health & Campus Safety. Training Outline. Campus Health & Safety. Importance of Safety Representatives. Frequently Asked Questions. Role of a Safety Rep. Emergency Action Plan (EAP). 205 South Martin Jischke Drive. (765) 494-0446. Campus emergency preparedness training series. Building Emergency Plan Presentation. Ron Wright, Director Emergency Preparedness & Planning. Overview. Protecting the lives of everyone within your facility is the first priority in the event of an emergency. One common means of protection is evacuation. . In the case of fire, an immediate evacuation to a predetermined area .