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Emergency Procedures


Emergency Procedures – Syllabus style

    • General Safety

      Please discuss the following:

      • Location of fire extinguishers in the classroom
      • Location of exits and assembly areas for your building
      • Discuss active shooter scenario
      • How to barricade the door
      • Where to hide
      • In case of an emergency do the students have someone outside the campus they can contact to let them know they are safe?
    • Building Evacuation

      Know where all the building exits are located.  Review the Mt. 91Ö±²¥ Evacuation Procedures and Evacuation Assembly Site Map.

      • Stay calm. Do not rush or panic.
      • Safely stop your work.
      • If it is safe to do so, gather your personal belongings and exit. If not, just leave.
      • Use the stairs. Do not use the elevators.
      • Proceed to designated Evacuation Assembly Areas. Keep streets and walkways clear.
      • Be prepared to move to a safer location in the case of explosion or other threat (approx. 1000ft away from building)
      • Report persons needing evacuation assistance to emergency responders.
      • Wait for instructions and additional information from emergency responders.
    • Campus-wide Evacuation

      Remain calm and follow the directions provided by emergency messages and responders.  During life-threatening conditions (gunshots, fire, explosion, etc.), leave your vehicle on campus and travel to safety on foot.

      • In normal campus conditions, a full campus evacuation can take two hours or more. Patience is required.
      • Watch for cars, pedestrians, and emergency vehicles. Your safety and the safety of others is important.
      • Assist disabled and injured persons. Find emergency responders if assistance is needed.
      • Follow the instructions provided by emergency responders and go with the flow of exiting traffic. Be prepared to take alternative routes.
    • Fire

      Become familiar with the nearest fire alarm and fire extinguisher in this building and your work area. If you discover a fire, explosion, or smoke in a campus building:

      • Immediately call Public Safety (909) 274- 4555 or 9-9-1-1 from a campus phone.  
      • Extinguish small fires if you have been trained and it is safe to do so.
      • If you see a fire, activate the fire alarm.
      • Notify others if you can.

      If you hear a fire alarm:

      • Evacuate immediately.
      • Do not open doors if they are hot.
      • When exiting, use the stairs. Do not use the elevator.
      • Follow evacuation procedures.
    • Earthquake

      Earthquake proof items on walls and shelves. Ensure desk, chairs, and other items do not block exits if moved during shaking.

      • Drop, cover, and hold until the shaking stops. Protect your head, neck and spine.
      • Stay away from windows, filing cabinets, bookcases, and other heavy objects.
      • Prepare for the possibility of aftershocks.
      • Evacuate the building if there is visible damage, gas odors, or other signs that it is unsafe to remain indoors.
      • If evacuated, do not return to building until a safety assessment has been done.
      • Seek assistance from Public Safety or emergency responders.
    • Medical or Mental Health Emergency

      Learn life-saving skills such as CPR, First Aid and how to us an AED. Know the location of the nearest first aid kit. Be familiar with the Mt 91Ö±²¥ Medical Aid Flip Chart.

      • Call Public Safety (909) 274-4555 or 9-9-1-1 from a campus phone.
      • Do not approach or move the victim unless it is safe to do so.
      • Send someone to meet and direct emergency responder.
      • If it is safe to do so, stay with the victim until help arrives.
      • Provide aid if you are trained and if it is safe to do so.
    • Criminal, Violent, or Suspicious Activity

      Everyone is asked to assist in making the campus a safe place. If you see a crime in progress, observe behavior that you believe may be criminal or you are a victim of crime, immediately report it to Public Safety at (909) 274-4555 from a safe location.

      Take Security Precautions

      • Know and use safe routes for entering and exiting the campus and buildings.
      • Call Public Safety for escort services at night and when you feel unsafe.
      • DO NOT prop open building entrance doors or windows. Rectify situations when you observe them. If you see a door or window propped open, close it.
      • Do not allow unknown persons walk into a locked building or office area behind you.
      • Do not leave keys or personal belongs unattended or give them to a person unauthorized to use them.

      Your Personal Safety Comes First

      • Use any campus emergency Blue phone to report a crime or suspicious person.
      • Do not approach or attempt to apprehend a crime suspect.
      • Do not panic. Keep a safe distance. Use available cover.
      • Surrender property. Escape if you can! Property can be replaced. Your life cannot.
      • Avoid conflict whenever possible.
    • Active Shooter

      RUN - HIDE – FIGHT!

      • If you think you hear gunfire, don’t wait for others to confirm it. Take Action. Trust your instincts.
      • If you can, RUN to safety.
      • Hide in a room- lock the door turn off the lights or play dead if you cannot escape – shelter in place
      • If you cannot run, HIDE. Barricade the door (use chairs, cabinets or furniture) and turn off lights. Silence cell phones. Prepare to FIGHT!
      • Call Public Safety (909) 274-4555 or 9-1-1 (9-9-1-1 from a campus phone) of the situation.

      IF YOU SEE SOMETHING, SAY SOMETHING, DO SOMETHING

      • Emergency Contact Numbers
      • Public Safety (909) 274-4555
      • Risk Management (909) 274- 4320, Ext 4320
      • Emergency Services (909) 274-5567, Ext 5567
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