Notification for Earthquakes in the Bay Area may be inevitable, but damage from them is not. Watch for bicycles, pedestrians, and emergency vehicles, Follow traffic directions from Public Safety or other safety officials, If normal exits are blocked, you will be directed to an alternate route, Traffic signals might not be working, use 4-way stop signs traffic rules, If you are in doubt about whether to report back to campus, call your department hotline, phone tree contact, or supervisor, Call (650) 725-5555, the Stanford Emergency Information Hotline, For area information, follow reports on “Emergency Alert System” radio stations (e.g., KCBS 740 AM) and television, Immediately remove yourself from danger if possible. Always evacuate the building when any of the following occurs: NOTE: It is suggested that people with special needs prepare for emergencies by learning the locations of exit corridors and enclosed stairwells and by informing co-workers, professors, and/or classmates of the best methods of assistance during an emergency. Breathe through the material. Do not investigate a suspicious person or noise outside by yourself. You might add to the person’s distress or fears, increasing the risk of medical shock. If you are in doubt about whether to report to work, call your local hotline for information about your organization or the Stanford Emergency Information Hotline at (650) 725-5555 for general information about the university. Note: Do not hang up until the dispatcher advises you to disconnect. Calm If you cannot speak, leave the line open so law enforcement can listen to what is taking place. Move away from the danger areas: near windows, hanging objects, tall unsecured furniture (bookcases, cabinets, and appliances), and research or process equipment containing hazardous chemicals. Restaurant If you need emergency medical help call 911 (9-911 from a campus telephone) or press the red button on a blue emergency tower on Stanford's campus to connect immediately with an emergency dispatcher. Consult your healthcare provider or contact Vaden Health Center at (650) 498-2336 for information on campus vaccine programs. More information about the AlertSU system is available at http://alertsu.stanford.edu. Angry If your room cannot be locked, determine whether you can safely exit the building or safely reach a nearby location that is able to be locked. To obtain more information call the Stanford Emergency Information Hotline (650) 725-5555 or check the Stanford University Emergency Information website (, Release of personnel after an extended outage is determined by the department executive. <> Should a riot or other civil disturbance develop in the community, or on or near the campus, Public Safety personnel will make every effort to minimize the impact. Writing – Handwriting of sender is not familiar or indicates a foreign style not normally received by recipient or cut-and-paste or run-on-block letters are used. Detailed information is available on the SUOHC division page. Understand a Shelter in Place order is not given lightly. Advisories to staff members will be issued through Human Resources; faculty will be directed through deans and department chairs; and students will receive information from the office of the Vice Provost for Student Affairs. As a last resort, you may decide that your survival depends on overpowering the threatening individual with whatever means available. (Cable locks can be cut, but offer more security when used in tandem with a U-Lock. Origin – Postmark doesn’t match the city of the return address, name of sender is unusual or unknown, or no return address is given, © Stanford University, Stanford, California 94305. A long response time can result in increased and permanent damage, a higher likelihood of fatalities, and greater distress to those involved. If a water leak occurs: Note: Call Maintenance Customer Service at (650) 723-2281 for assistance with flood clean-up. Consult Evacuation Procedures for additional information. If this is not possible, or natural ventilation is not adequate, evacuate the area until power is restored. Squeaky Also, remove any mounting devices for the electronic equipment/ accessories from the vehicle or conceal them so they are not visible to anyone looking into the vehicle. Drive carefully. The DOCs will inform their local community members, as appropriate. The following guidelines assume that the scope of the emergency will permit effective response. The requirement for this plan is established in SURF’s Emergency Management policy. Baby Keep immune systems strong with regular exercise, nutritious foods, sufficient sleep and plenty of fluids. Establish an out-of-state telephone contact for all members of your family and close friends. Select interior room(s) above the ground floor, with the fewest windows or vents. e���T�vɹ(c9V#�F��}�#�)~j\��^��R�>���u�W�Nb�X�T\8P(G���Z�_��[��l�D�.�:zOp)�м��C�c�����T%��e�r�s%r�&��B\�M�����* J�Ԙ20~^ �}4$��"�.�|�H+�MU%�����-��Z��1��j�h�w��n0�6��V5��Ϻc�p���` �Y\c���]?g҈5>�nR��h���Ę v;ύ��(Q��U����E%�����F�� ��_az� The university is considered a safe campus. An emergency manual is a resource that contains sets of cognitive aids or checklists relevant for a specific clinical context. This is also often seen in government agencies where there is a tendency not to notice a potential disaster until it strikes. Soft Consult the Elevator Malfunction section for further information. However, since the campus and our buildings are open to the public, please lock all office doors and ground floor windows, and windows that open onto balconies, whenever you leave a room unattended. Social Emergency Medicine uses the perspective of the ED to investigate societal patterns of health inequity, identify social needs contributing to disease, and develop solutions to decrease health disparities for vulnerable populations. School of Medicine faculty and staff – call Medical Center Security at (650) 723-7222 for an escort. Follow instructions from the 911 dispatcher, Make a note of, but do not touch, anything unusual or out of place in your work area, Report anything unusual to 9-911 from Stanford University phones (911 from non-campus or cell phones), Go directly to the designated Emergency Assembly Point (EAP) for the building you are in and check in, If medical attention is needed, go to the Stanford University Occupational Health Clinic (non-life threatening incidents) or to the Stanford Hospital Emergency Department for medical emergencies or after hours, If there has been a needlestick/puncture, wash the affected area with antiseptic soap and warm water for 15 minutes, For a mucous membrane exposure, flush the affected area for 15 minutes using an eyewash, If a spill has occurred, contain and initiate clean up (see below), Notify PI, manager or supervisor to initiate accident or exposure incident report. Go to https://stanfordyou.stanford.edu (students use https://axess.stanford.edu/) and make sure your personal contact information is registered with AlertSU. This provides vital information to investigating police officers. If it is safe to do so, leave your building and the vicinity of where the disturbance is occurring, If Public Safety staff directs faculty, staff, and students to remain indoors, refer to the “Shelter in Place” procedure contained in this booklet. A more extensive decontamination of the BSC may be required. Voice mail messages will be delivered to the phone numbers you provide if the number is not answered. After hours and on weekends personnel should go to the Stanford Hospital Emergency Department. While exiting, pull the fire alarm, check for fire, note other hazards and any remaining personnel, Take your emergency supplies, car keys, purse, and/or wallet and other personal items, if it is safe to do so, Consult the Evacuation Procedure section of this booklet for additional instructions. Bleach is recommended as a standard disinfectant, however, other disinfectants may be used provided they are effective against the particular agents, along with the appropriate dilution and contact time. Stay inside under cover until shaking stops, As you leave the area, and if safe to do so, turn off and disconnect power to equipment containing hazardous materials unless needed to keep process or experiment safe, Make note of any unsafe conditions, trapped personnel or other hazards to be reported when you evacuate to your EAP, Move to an open area away from buildings, trees, electrical/overhead wires, and other hazards, If forced to stand near a building, watch for falling objects, Stop your vehicle in the nearest open area without blocking the roadway, Do not stop under bridges, overpasses, or overhead wires, Stay in the vehicle until the shaking stops, When in doubt, evacuate the building and assess the situation before taking further action. ), Be prepared for possible further explosions; crawl under a table or desk for protection, Stay away from windows, mirrors, overhead fixtures, filing cabinets, bookcases, and electrical equipment, Wedge cloth material along the bottom of the door to keep out smoke, Close as many doors as possible between you and the fire, Consult the Fire Procedures section of this booklet for additional information, Stay clear of buildings, trees or other falling hazard areas, Proceed to the designated Emergency Assembly Point (EAP) for the building you are in and check in, If there is no window, tap on a pipe or wall so that rescuers can hear where you are, If possible, use a flashlight to signal your location to rescuers, Avoid unnecessary movement so that you don’t kick up dust, Cover your nose and mouth with anything you have on hand to prevent breathing in dust and other debris. The Stanford University Emergency and Safety Procedures Handbook for Faculty and Staff has been This should include: your office phone, text messaging on your cell phone, email address and/or your home phone if listed. Foreign For more information about the AlertSU system, please visit http://alertsu.stanford.edu. This program is a partnership between Stanford School of Medicine, Stanford Health Care, and Stanford Children's Health. Wash hands frequently with soap and water and avoid touching your eyes, nose or mouth. Find all emergency services in and around Stanford. SCERT members are trained to assist their departments and the University during an emergency event when professional responders are not immediately available. Go to https://stanfordyou.stanford.edu (staff/faculty) or https://axess.stanford.edu/ (students) and make sure your personal contact information is registered with AlertSU. Irrational If possible, signal a colleague to phone 911 for you (out of earshot of the caller), or call as soon as the caller hangs up. BackgroundOur research team at Stanford University, Battelle Memorial Institute, and the University of California at Davis (UC-Davis), under contract with the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) and in assistance to the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response (ASPR), is developing a set of indicators for hospital emergency preparedness. Call 9-911 from Stanford University phones (911 from non-campus or cell phones) and give the following information: If your clothes or those of another are on fire. Please print this page, fill out the locations and phone numbers for your local area, and store the page where you will see it regularly. In case of emergency: Call 9-911 from a campus phone or 911 from a cell phone. Department Hotline: __________________________. Title, but no name. Notify 9-911 from Stanford University phones (911 from non-campus or cell phones), give the following information: Location of the parcel or object (using building, floor and room number, if possible). DO NOT USE THE ELEVATOR. Note SLAC employees are also registered in Stanford’s . In the event the elevator stops operating while you are inside: Note: Wait until the dispatcher advises you to disconnect. Now is the time to become familiar with the designated Emergency Assembly Point (EAP) for your local area, in the event that a building evacuation becomes necessary. If a spill is identified after the centrifuge lid is opened, carefully close the lid, evacuate the laboratory and close the laboratory door. (Dense-weave cotton material can act as a good filter. Be polite and show interest. General Noise Make sure you have adequate supplies at home and in your car for emergencies: Keep your car’s gas tank at least half full at all times, Be sure you have plenty of gas to get to your destination, even with major traffic delays, Have enough cash on hand for several days’ needs, Keep adequate prescription medications on hand, In your home emergency kit, always keep at least a 72 hour supply of food (pre-cooked canned goods, granola bars, etc.) Don’t open, smell, touch or taste. If the AlertSU or the university’s Outdoor Warning System is activated, follow the instructions immediately: For updated information and instructions during an emergency, visit https://emergency.stanford.edu/. Do not attempt to talk with or remove the individual yourself. If it is safe to do so, take your emergency supplies, car keys, purse and/or wallet, and other personal items (depending on the situation, re-entry to the building may not be available for some time), Shut down all hazardous operations, if safe to do so. ), Indicate whether any people or equipment are involved or are in imminent danger, Only activate the Fire Alarm if there is a fire in your building, Do not use plumbing, light switches, or gas until utility lines have been checked, Replace telephone handsets on cradles and avoid using phones for non-emergency purposes, Stay on campus until you have been accounted for and instructed that it is safe to leave, Roads may have been damaged or blocked by debris, so travel may be dangerous, If a window is available, place an article of clothing (shirt, coat, etc.) Look for another way out. Sincere Run BSC 10 minutes after cleanup before resuming work or turning BSC off; Evacuate Room – insure all personnel are accounted for and that doors are closed. For campus emergency information: For area emergency information, follow reports on “Emergency Alert System” radio (e.g., KCBS 740 AM) and television news broadcasts. ), Materials involved in explosion, if known, Check in at the designated Emergency Assembly Point (EAP) for the building you are in and report any noted hazards or remaining personnel. Common words, names or titles are misspelled or special instructions like “fragile,” “confidential,” or “do not delay” are present. The EOC will work closely with each of the local Department Operation Centers (DOC) in responding to and recovering from a major emergency. Note: Not all messaging modes may be used in every incident. Out of state: (844) 253-7878 or 844-AlertSU, SLAC Emergency Hotline: (877) 447-SLAC (7522), If you are reasonably sure you can escape without being harmed, do so, Shut off lights and lock all windows and doors and stay out of sight, One person in the room should call the police at 9-911 (911 from non-campus or cell phones, Wait to leave until given instructions to do so by law enforcement via phone or other contact. However, if you are in an elevator and it should fail for any reason, the elevator car will not fall, you will not run out of oxygen, and emergency lights in each car will activate for your safety. Activate registered cell phones** to receive campus emergency notifications that may be sent through the AlertSU system. -sOutputFile=? Go to https://stanfordyou.stanford.edu (students use https://axess.stanford.edu/) and make sure your personal contact information is registered with AlertSU. ), Postage – Excessive or inadequate postage, Balance – the letter is lopsided or an unusually thick weight – the letter or package seems heavy for its size, Contents – Stiffness or springiness of contents; protruding wires or components; oil on outer wrapping or envelope; feels like it contains powdery substance, Smell – Particularly almond or other suspicious odors. Response to collection damage will occur only after any injuries have been attended to and the building is safe to enter. Be sure to keep your emergency information updated in https://stanfordyou.stanford.edu/. Unclear In the event of a power outage, the elevator should return to a pre-designated floor and the doors will open automatically. In a health club setting, emergencies can occur at any time. Initiate cleanup with disinfectant as follows: Place paper towels or other absorbent material over spill area. Avoid unnecessary conversation with, or about, the ill or injured person. Your chances for survival increase since the individual is not expecting this sudden reaction. The generic definitions have a strong focus on human health and property. Give the dispatcher the following information: Location within the building of malfunctioning elevator, Whether a medical emergency exists for anyone inside the elevator, Assist other passengers in remaining calm, After the incident notify the building manager or facilities contact. 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A spirit of ready cooperation will make the incident go as smoothly as possible. Letter bombs may feel rigid or appear uneven or lopsided, Do not handle any more than is absolutely necessary, Do not shake, bump or empty the contents of any suspicious item. If you have children, talk with your schools or day care providers about their emergency procedures. Rational It serves the San Mateo and Santa Clara County communities and is a transfer center for facilities across and beyond the state of California that need the specialized expertise that Stanford … ), Remove contaminated clothing, if applicable, Use eyewash or emergency shower for a full 15 minutes to flush the affected area, Call EH&S at (650) 725-9999, and provide that same information as above, Arrange for someone to meet the emergency responders, Follow instructions provided by the emergency responders. Disguised The “4Rs” of emergency management and their application within the parish. ), If anyone is injured or exposed to material, Yell for help from others. Walk in an alert and confident manner, actively pay attention to your surroundings, and do not wear earphones, Choose the best lit, most traveled paths when walking. In the event that a pandemic poses a threat to the university community, campus officials will issue regular updates through the use of the web, email, telephone and other media, depending upon their continued availability. Other, Language: Text messaging may be more effective during an emergency as it may still function even when voice communication via cell phones will not. Party Report serious injuries, fires, or other hazards to the Response Team member for the area at your EAP. Guns Firing (See the Stanford University Suggested Travel Routes Map, If you have a bicycle on campus, please ensure you lock your bike and both tires, and remove lights, etc. The resource section of this guide contains a link to all university EAP sites as well as links to other valuable information. Airport Stanford University Emergency Information Website: Radio stations: KZSU 90.1 FM, KCBS 740 AM. Put notice on door informing personnel of spill and not to enter. Last updated: December 19, 2018. When you get there, notify a relative or friend that you have arrived safely. TV/Radio Voices There are a variety of situations which could occur on campus that may require evacuation of a building. ), Public Safety personnel will respond with first aid equipment and will render basic first aid as necessary, and summon additional assistance as required (paramedics, etc.). Classes are available through HIP, local communities, and the Red Cross. Emergency Response Guidelines. 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