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EMERGENCY PROCEDURES and DISASTER PREPAREDNESS
THE FOLLOWING GENERAL SAFETY PROCEDURES MUST BE FOLLOWED BY FACULTY, OTHER INSTRUCTORS AND TEACHING ASSISTANTS, STAFF, AND STUDENTS IN ALL AREAS OF THE EARTH & OCEAN SCIENCES BUILDINGS:
FIRE
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IF YOU DISCOVER A FIRE, PULL THE NEAREST FIRE ALARM AND THEN VACATE THE BUILDING, AND GO TO THE NEAREST ASSEMBLY AREA. |
IF THE FIRE ALARM IS ALREADY SOUNDING, VACATE THE BUILDING, AND GO TO THE NEAREST ASSEMBLY AREA |
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| IF YOU ARE IN CHARGE OF A GROUP, MAKE SURE THAT EVERYONE LEAVES THE BUILDING WITH YOU |
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Once everyone is assembled, report to the following Directors and Fire Wardens:
EOS MAIN AND SOUTH:Marcel Veronesi, Fire Director orMacMillan Building:
Renee Haggart, Admin Manager, EOS or
Cecilia Li, Deputy Fire Safety Director, EOS South
Roman Shekhtman - Room 278-ACOPP Building:
Carol Leven, Fire Warden
GAS LEAKS, RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL, etc...
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DO NOT TRY TO HANDLE THESE SITUATIONS YOURSELF!!! |
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| IMMEDIATELY CALL 911 and Close off area and make sure that no one else will enter |
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MEDICAL EMERGENCIES
| IN CASE OF A SERIOUS MEDICAL EMERGENCY, DIAL 911 |  |
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Give the location and information to the dispatcher or CALL:
EOS MAINEmergency and First Aid Kits are located in:
-- Renee Haggart, Ext. 2-2789 or
-- Marcel Veronesi, 604-910-2057
- EOS MAIN 106 and 136
- MacMillan Building 378-D
- COPP Building 2604 and the Labs
EARTHQUAKE
- DROP - stay clear of windows and outside stairwells
- COVER - take cover under a sturdy table or desk or crouch at the base of an inside wall and ride it out!
- HOLD - wait until the shaking stops; do NOT leave the building unless there is major damage or hazard
Also see Emergency-Procedures.pdf
