| FOR
IMMEDIATE ACTION |
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Remain
calm. |
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Evacuate
if incident affects your building or office. Do not go to the incident
site. |
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Turn
on your cellular phone. |
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If
your office or building is not affected, go to the Emergency
Operations Center (EOC). (If unable to report to EOC, call Dispatch
at 619-594-1991.) |
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Communicate
with the Vice President for Business
and Financial Affairs and other section officers to determine: |
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The extent and nature
of the emergency. |
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Are outside agencies
responding (e.g., fire, medical)? |
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What
location will be used for receiving and staging responding agencies? |
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What
will be the communication and coordination frequency used? |
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Will
mutual aid be requested? |
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Notify
responding outside agencies where to check in and the staging location. |
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Identify agency representatives from each agency including the Communications
link and their location. |
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Monitor
the incident operations to identify what might be potential inter-organizational
problems. |
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Provide
the Vice President for Business and
Financial Affairs with status reports concerning the arrival times
of responding agencies, number of personnel responding, and the type
of resources expected. |
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Maintain
a unit log. |
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Provide
information to other Section officers on the number and type of resources
coming to the campus to assist with the emergency. |
Dial 9-1-1 for any emergency and University Police will respond.