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Emergency Preparedness Training Kaiser Building

Get trained on emergency procedures for various situations. Stay calm, assess hazards, call 9-1-1 promptly, and follow safety guidelines in case of medical emergencies, fires, earthquakes, and active shooter incidents. Learn to handle workplace violence, civil unrest, terrorism, and bomb threats effectively. Remember key emergency contact numbers and security protocols for a safe work environment. Be prepared for emergencies with the UCOP Emergency Information and Building Security contacts.

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Emergency Preparedness Training Kaiser Building

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  1. Emergency Preparedness TrainingKaiser Building

  2. Overview of Emergency Preparedness • This training is part of the UCOP Emergency Action Plan Training (Title 8, California Code of Regulations, Section 3220). • Procedures to follow during different types of emergencies are addressed on the: UCOP Emergency Preparedness Webpage • The one page Emergency Preparedness Quick Reference should be readily available in the office of each employee for quick reference.

  3. General Guidance for Medical Emergencies • Remain calm • Take time to assess the situation and hazards (Avoid tunnel vision) • Call 9-1-1 ASAP if serious – Using a Cell Phone call the ‘9-1-1 Equivalent’ local phone number • After calling 9-1-1 contact Building Security to initiate internal response

  4. Cell Phone ‘911 Equivalent’ Local Emergency Numbers • Add the seven-digit ‘911 Equivalent’ local phone number to your cell phone address book • San Ramon Valley Fire Dept. : 925-838-6691 • Berkeley: 510-981-5911 • Oakland: 510-777-3211 • Sacramento: 916-732-0100 • San Francisco : 415-553-8090 • Contra Costa County EMS: 925-934-4421 • Livermore Pleasanton Fire Dept. : 925-373-5402 • Alameda County EMS: 925-447-6880 • If you enter the # in your address book as 911 and then the City or Fire Dept name as listed above, all the numbers group together either at the start or end of your address book, depending on your cell model. Also remember to enter 1 before those area codes outside your cell's area code number.

  5. More 911 Equivalent numbers… • BART Police....................... 877-679-7000 • UC Berkeley Police…………. 510-642-3333 • Oakland Fire Dispatch......... 510-444-1616 • Berkeley Police Non-emergency....... 510-981-5900 • Emeryville Police Non-emergency..... 510-596-3700 • Oakland Police Non-emergency........ 510-777-3333

  6. Fire Safety • Fire Alarm Pull Stations, Typically Located: • Elevator Lobby Area; and/or • Near the Emergency Exit Doors Leading to the Stairwells • Call 911 Then Contact Security - 272-0909 (Emergency Security Situations) - 271-6131 (Non- Emergency) • Warn Others in Immediate Area • Use Fire Extinguisher Only if It’s a Small Fire and Safe to Do So

  7. Earthquake Safety Duck, Cover and Hold in place until the shaking stops. Face away from windows and stay clear of falling objects. Stay Inside! Do not evacuate unless directed to do so. Do not use the stairs until instructed that it is safe to do so. Once the earthquake has stopped, survey your area. Report all injuries and damage to Security at 272-0909. Be prepared for aftershocks. Follow directions given over the Building PA system or by your Floor Warden.

  8. Active Shooter Notification • 1) Call 9-1-1 (landline) or 510-777-3211 (Oakland Police Department 911 equivalent cell phone) • 2) Provide location of incident: - building name - floor level - room number • 3) Describe briefly what is happening -ex: man or woman with a gun shooting • 4) Provide your name and phone number -ex: John Smith 2-0000 • 5) Suspect physical description  • 6) Weapon description • 7) Report any injuries

  9. If a person enters your work area with a weapon: • 1) ESCAPE if possible • 2) Otherwise go to the nearest room out of sight and lock and/or block doors. • 3) Hide under your desk or in far corner of your office. • 4) Keep still- stay silent and listen. Look for a chance to escape.

  10. Workplace Violence • If a person’s behavior becomes inappropriate or violent, leave the area if possible and notify Security and your supervisor. If you feel you are in imminent danger, dial 9-911. • Trust your instincts. Try to create physical space between you and any threatening person. • Suspicious persons should be reported to Security at 272-0909. Security will notify the Oakland Police if necessary.

  11. Civil Unrest Terrorism • In the event of civil unrest or a terrorism incident, you will be notified via the Building PA system or voice/email. Follow instructions. • You will be advised as to the nature of the situation, and whether to evacuate or if it is unsafe to leave the building.

  12. Bomb Threats • Ask caller the following questions: • When will it explode? • Where/what type of device? • What does it look like? • What is your name? • Check caller ID for phone #. • Note caller’s voice/sounds. • Notify Security at 272-0909. • Notify Security of any unusual items in your area- do not touch them.

  13. Be Prepared for Emergencies! UCOP Emergency Information: 866-272-9009 Building Security: 510-272-0909

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