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Remain
calm. |
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Evacuate
if incident affects your building or office. Go to the alternate Emergency Operations Center (EOC) in Physical
Plant. 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 EOC.
(If unable to report to EOC, call Dispatch at 619-594-1991.) |
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Once
at the EOC, get briefed and then organize
and activate the Operations Section. |
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Establish
a journal/log for recording activities. |
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Establish
a communication link with the Communications
Dispatcher. |
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Evaluate
operational needs and response based on:
- The
type of emergency.
- Location
of emergency and types of facilities involved.
- Size
of area involved (limited area or campus wide).
- Number
and type of injuries/casualties.
- Access
routes for emergency vehicles.
- Assistance
required (e.g., medical, fire, Physical Plant, EH&S).
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In
coordination with the Vice President
for Business and Financial Affairs and the Planning
Coordinator (AVP, Enterprise Operations), develop a tactical plan. |
| STAFFING
ACTIONS |
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Determine
what staff resources are immediately available and make requests for
appropriate personnel and equipment resources needed for control of
the incident. |
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Make
requests to Logistics Coordinator (AVP, HR and Risk Management) for resources, which are needed or
will be needed soon. Determine if public agency mutual aid is required
for any operations on campus. Upon concurrence with the Vice
President for Business and Financial Affairs, determine if outside
assistance will be responding; establish procedures and staffing for
the incoming assistance. |
| MEDICAL
ACTIONS |
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Direct
the establishment of the Medical Staging and Treatment Area. Ensure
that supplies are available. Establish and implement procedures and
priorities for Medical Treatment First Aid, etc. Verify that emergency
transportation has been called for severe cases; transport to the
closest emergency facility. |
| ACCESS
CONTROL ACTIONS |
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Direct
staff to cordon off unsafe areas, secure facilities, and control access
where there is damage. Have utilities shut down, if presenting a possible
hazard. |
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Ensure
traffic control is established to provide access for emergency vehicles. |
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Direct
the establishment and control of on-campus evacuation reception areas. |
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Deal
with requests to re-enter buildings; coordinate with the Vice
President for Business and Financial Affairs. |
| PLANNING
AND SITUATION STATUS ACTIONS |
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Coordinate
with Structural Damage Assessment (Director of Facilities Planning, Design & Construction) regarding safety
and initial damage inspections; support structural damage assessment
with Building and Utility Teams, as required. Following damage assessment, continue to have Law Enforcement inspect and
ensure people are kept out of damaged and/or dangerous areas. |
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Coordinate
with Planning Coordinator (AVP, Enterprise Operations) and Structural Damage Assessment
to identity priorities for further inspections, repairs, service restoration,
and facility restoration. |
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Forward
information to Situation Status
Officer (Assistant to the VP for Business and Financial Affairs)
and others in the EOC. Keep the Vice President for Business and Financial
Affairs informed of events and actions. Work closely with Situation
Status to keep track of site operations. |
| RESOURCE
LOGISTICS
ACTIONS |
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Request
site food/water and other personnel support for response teams from
the Logistics Coordinator (AVP, HR and Risk Management).
Request arrangements for a secure site away from public access (THE
EOC IS NOT A SHELTER OPERATION). |
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Plan
for ongoing operations if damage is severe or field activities appear
to be extensive. Coordinate with Logistics
Coordinator (AVP, HR and Risk Management), Human Resources
Officer (Director, Center for Human Resources) and the Vice
President for Business and Financial Affairs to plan for extended
operations, especially during non-business hours. |
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Helicopter
requests: determine landing zone(s) as necessary; see
GPS coordinates. |
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RECOVERY ACTIONS |
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Coordinate
and direct the cleanup, salvage, and repair efforts for all facilities. |
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Provide
lists of personnel on duty and any preliminary information on personnel
matters or claims to Human Resources. |
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Provide
information and recommendations to Planning
Coordinator for the After Action
Report. |
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Support OES/FEMA Documentation files
with photographs and source documents; time records, field notes,
etc. |
ADDITIONAL
CONSIDERATIONS
- Continued
Operations and Resources:
- Estimate
the duration of the response and develop plans for replacing
human and physical resources.
- Extended
Operations
- Some
incidents could extend for several hours or days.
- Security
and Access Control
- Perimeter
security needs and resources for night operation.
- Will
the campus become a reception point for outside victims?
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