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SHORT TERM EMERGENCY CONTINGENCY PLAN/RELOCATION 0-48 Hours If there are injuries, immediately transport injured parties to local hospitals via ambulance and other emergency vehicles. First-aid trained employees may provide some first aid on-site. An emergency team, determined by the Crisis Management Team, will maintain a list of students and employees transported from the site by emergency personnel. Establish an Information Center on site where information can be gathered and dispersed. Under the direction of the Director of Admissions, the center will be staffed by Department Managers and if needed Student Services staff. If additional support is needed, employee volunteers will be used. Create and distribute an information sheet with instructions to students and employees regarding what they need to do in the immediate future (i.e. stay in the area until further instructions are received, check in with the information center, go home, etc.) Use bullhorns when necessary. Depending on the condition of the building, set up a “Retrieval Unit” which would allow a controlled number of evacuees to gain entrance to the building and to be escorted to their classrooms/offices to retrieve their belongings. This unit would be staffed with Argosy University employees. Make phones available to enable all evacuees to call home/family. The police or fire department may close down access to the building with the exception of emergency personnel. In this event, the facilities manager will hire additional security to maintain watch over the damaged building to protect any salvageable property. If the emergency is such that evacuees cannot get home: If the Emergency Services (fire and police) responded to the crisis, they may provide resources for emergency needs. If needed, call 911 for additional resources. Student Services and CMT will assist with finding lodging for evacuees. Review options for temporary lodging for displaced evacuees, including other academic buildings, community spaces and local hotel and motels. Encourage those who live within walking distance to provide temporary housing for those who cannot get home immediately. For those evacuees who cannot get home, have them report in at the Information Center. Require them to give their names, social security number, home address and phone number and emergency contact information and record where they will be staying. This information may be used to account for the whereabouts of all evacuees. Emergency personnel, CMT and designated employees will check for safety: gas, water, sewage leaks, downed electric lines and shorts, turn off appropriate utilities, check for building damage and potential safety problems during after shocks. Wear protective shoes. Clean up dangerous spills. Turn on the radio and listen for instructions from public safety agencies. 17
Don’t use the telephones except for emergency use. Follow steps outlined in “Emergency Evacuation Contingency” should evacuation of people be necessary. Use media statements prepared by the Senior Director of Communications, to provide information to parents on relocation sites for students and reassure them that everything is under control. After the Crisis (48+ Hours) Use e-mail and voicemail for announcing Wellness Corporation programs that help ease emotional distress. Continue public service related programs for two weeks following the event using campus and off campus media. Provide counseling services for those student, faculty, and staff who may have lost a friend or a significant other and/or utilize bereavement services arranged by Student Services. The President or the Executive Committee representative will hold an Argosy University campus meeting as soon as possible to thank everyone, give accurate information, get suggestions, reassure everyone and provide the next steps. 18
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Argosy University, Inland Empire Ca
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Suspicious persons are questioned a
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and Campus Crime Statistics Report
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list below. Counselors can help ans
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Argosy University’s campus, non-c
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Section Page 1. O
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OVERVIEW AND PURPOSE Purpose: The p
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DEFINITION OF A CRISIS/EMERGENCY LE
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Step Four: Prepare the Message The
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Step Six: Crisis Audit In the after
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should leap to the following person
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FIRST AID PROCEDURES- BASIC FIRST A
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EMERGENCY EVACUATION PLAN AND PROCE
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EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURES FOR
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SHORT TERM EMERGENCY CONTINGENCY PL
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CRISIS SITUATIONS Biohazards……
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BIOHAZARDS Employee or student is e
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7. QUESTIONS TO ASK- BOMB THREAT QU
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CHEMICAL SPILL Observe the followin
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COMMUNICABLE DISEASE A communicable
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Page 45 and 46: DEMONSTRATIONS In the event of a de
Page 47 and 48: EXPLOSION Observe the following pro
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Page 61 and 62: SUBSTANCE ABUSE Under the Influence
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Page 100 and 101: CLASS CANCELLATION- INCLEMENT WEATH
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Page 104 and 105: DEATH- DEATH OF A STUDENT - Verify
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Page 108 and 109: EXPLOSION Observe the following pro
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Page 114 and 115: HARASSMENT - SEXUAL OR OTHER Empl
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Page 118 and 119: 4. After the initial shock, evaluat
Page 120 and 121: LAW ENFORCEMENT NEEDS TO LOCATE OR
Page 122 and 123: SUBSTANCE ABUSE Under the Influence
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Page 126 and 127: THEFT 1. As soon as a theft is disc
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