Student Services Mission Statement Organization - Centralia College

Standard Three 23Emergencies Procedures Handbook. Theevacuation plan is the same in the event of a fire.• Accidents—Outlined in the EmergenciesProcedures Handbook are instructions to the staffand students concerning appropriate action.Depending on the severity of the accident, staff willprovide immediate first-aid in a life-threateningsituation, after calling 9-911. Each office has anemergency first aid kit including rubber gloves toprotect the person administering assistance.• Bomb Threats—All bomb threats are treated as areal danger. In the event of a bomb threat, staff isnotified and students are instructed to evacuate thebuilding(s) as in the event of a fire.• Student demonstrations—In the event of adisruptive student demonstration, students will beadvised to stay in their classrooms. If thedemonstration becomes unruly, the police will becalled.• Bad Weather—A list of radio stations is posted inthe Emergencies Procedures Handbook. Thesestations will be notified of class delays orcancellations in the event of weather conditionsthat could threaten the safety of students. Thecampus grounds maintenance personnel providesafe sidewalks and building entrances during snowevents.• Flooding—Flooding is most predictable and doesnot pose an immediate threat to the safety ofstudents. But in the event that severe floodingoccurs, students are instructed to follow the sameprocedures as during bad weather.• Smoking—There is no smoking in any building oncampus. Designated smoking areas are identifiedthroughout the campus; in addition, “No Smoking”signs are painted on the sidewalks in front ofbuilding entrances.