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Emergency Management Planning

Cal Poly's Building Coordinator Program establishes a robust emergency management plan covering various scenarios like wildland fire, pandemic, earthquake, and more. It guides individuals on actions to take before, during, and after emergencies, emphasizing preparedness and safety measures. The program's website offers resources for creating personal emergency plans and contact information for emergency management queries.

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Emergency Management Planning

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  1. Emergency Management Planning • Campus Emergency Management Plan • Main plan establishes emergency management structure Cal Poly Building Coordinator Program

  2. Emergency Management Planning • Functional Subplans • Wildland Fire • Pandemic / infectious disease • Earthquake • Water contamination • Power outage • Nuclear event • Active shooter Cal Poly Building Coordinator Program

  3. Emergency Management Planning • We take a building block approach to planning • Many different scenarios may have similar needs • Shelter in place • Close and evacuate campus Cal Poly Building Coordinator Program

  4. Emergency Management Planning • Before an emergency: • Tour your area to familiarize yourself with exit routes, fire alarms pull stations, fire extinguishers, and potentially hazardous locations such as hazardous materials storage, laboratories, and large unsecured furniture. • Know the location of the evacuation assembly area for your building, as well as the assigned outdoor assembly area in the event of a multi-building evacuation. Cal Poly Building Coordinator Program

  5. Emergency Management Planning • Before an emergency (cont.): • Family emergency plan – American Red Cross, FEMA websites • Out of state contacts • School emergency plans • Personal items Cal Poly Building Coordinator Program

  6. Emergency Management Planning • During an Emergency: • Remain calm. • As soon as it is safe to do so, assess your immediate area for injuries and hazards. • If the evacuation alarm (fire alarm) is sounding, proceed to the nearest clear exit and to your building assembly area. Cal Poly Building Coordinator Program

  7. Emergency Management Planning • During an Emergency (cont.): • If you feel the building should be evacuated, activate the building evacuation alarm if it is not already sounding. • If it is a multiple building evacuation, proceed to the outdoor assembly area for your building. Cal Poly Building Coordinator Program

  8. Emergency Management Planning • Outdoor Assembly Areas: • Track near Slack St. • O’Neill Green • Lower fields of Sports Complex Cal Poly Building Coordinator Program

  9. Emergency Management Planning Contacts: David Ragsdale, Director of Environmental Health & Safety 756-6662 Cal Poly Building Coordinator Program

  10. Emergency Management Planning Website: Campus Emergency Management http://www.afd.calpoly.edu/ehs/emergency.asp Cal Poly Building Coordinator Program

  11. Emergency Management Planning Questions? Cal Poly Building Coordinator Program

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