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UCOP Emergency Building Evacuation 415 – 20 th Street

Learn the floor warden responsibilities, evacuation steps, and relocation procedures in emergency situations. Familiarize yourself with evacuation plans, safe zones, and contact persons. Also, find essential information on home evacuation planning and family emergency preparedness.

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UCOP Emergency Building Evacuation 415 – 20 th Street

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  1. UCOP Emergency Building Evacuation415 – 20th Street

  2. Building Evacuation • Floor Wardens • Move Occupants to Closest Stairwell • Search Floors (Bathrooms, Storage Rooms, Closets) • Elevators – Recall (Go Down to the First Floor)

  3. Building Evacuation (Continued) • Building Occupants • Take Valuables with You (Purse, Keys, Brief Case, etc.) • May Not Re-Enter Building the Rest of the Day • Only Items You Can Easily Carry Down the Stairs • Participation of All Occupants is Important • Meeting Hosts – Have Visitors Participate • Stay to the Left Going Down Stairs • Prevent Persons From Getting Hit By the Doors • Minimize Conversations to Allow Floor Wardens to Direct Occupants

  4. Evacuation Plans – Building Specific • 415 – 20th Street http://www.ucop.edu/riskmgt/emergprep/documents/20thstreet_emerg_procedures.pdf • 1111 Franklin Street: http://www.ucop.edu/facil/pd/documents/frkln_bldg_emrgy_man.pdf • Kaiser Building: http://www.ucop.edu/facil/pd/documents/kaiserctremerguide.pdf • Floor Warden(s) will: • Discuss Specifics for Personnel/Locations for Designated Department

  5. Floor Plan – 3rd Floor Note Location of the Emergency Exits

  6. Floor Plan – 4th Floor Note Location of the Emergency Exits

  7. Area of Refuge or “Safe Zone” • For Mobility Impaired Persons • Need Assistance in Evacuating • Dedicated “Safe Zone” • South Stairwell (Closest to the OSF Parking Lot) • Small Area Past Stairwell Door, Before Set of Stairs • Floor Wardens Will Notify OSF Building Manager of Persons in Safe Zone in Need of Assistance

  8. Building Relocation Site • Gather in OSF Parking Lot • Grouped By Floor • Floor Warden • Verify All Persons on Their Floor Have Evacuated or Are in the Safe Zone • Report to OSF Building Manager • Trouble Situation on Their Floor; or • “All Clear” Signal

  9. Building Relocation Site(Continued) • In Event of a Power Failure • Will Manually Open Electric Parking Lot Gate • If Gate Damage – Guard Will Open Side Entry Gate

  10. Building Re-Entry • Only Authorized Personnel Will Approve Re-Entry into the OSF Building • If Re-Entry is Denied to OSF: • Staff Will Be Required to Stay in OSF Parking Lot • Must Remain Until Oakland Emergency Services (Police or Fire) Give Approval to Exit the Grounds

  11. Emergency Evacuation Planning • Know the Way Out from Your Work Area • Primary Exit & Secondary Exit • Know Location of Nearest: • Manual Fire Alarm Station • Fire Extinguisher • Use if Trained & It is Safe to Use • Know the Location of the Designated Relocation Site for Your Floor

  12. Emergency Contact Persons • Floor Wardens • 3rd Floor - Emily Weaver & Sharon Haines • 4th Floor – Jayne Dickson & Michael Thwaites • OSF • Building Manager – William Iles • 510-486-5785 or 510-590-1012 (Cell) • Facilities Services – Lyle Woods 510-495-2778 • Security Guard 510-987-0020

  13. Home Emergency Evacuation Planning • Prepare Home Emergency Evacuation Plan • http://www.redcross.org/general/0,1082,0_80_4415,00.html • Family Knows & Practices Emergency Escape Routes from Every Room in Your Home • Escape First, Then Notify 911 • Train Family Members to: • Stop, Drop, & Roll If Clothes Catch Fire • Never Re-Enter a Burning Building • Designate Family Meeting Place Away from Home

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