• Bloodborne pathogens
• Bomb threats (telephone)
• Bomb threats (packages/ written)
• Chemical spills/ fires
• Disturbances or demonstrations
• Evacuations
• Explosions
• Fire
• Flooding and water damage
• Infectious diseases
• Medical emergencies
• Power outages
• Preventing crime
• Saftey procedures
• Suspicious packages & envelopes
• Tornado/ severe weather
• Workplace violence

• Latex allergy policy
• Pandemic emergency plan (avian flu)
• Important phone numbers

Medical Emergencies

If someone becomes ill or is injured and requires medical attention:

• Call 9-911 and advise them of your location and the nature of the victim’s illness/injury. Send someone to wait by the building entry door to direct emergency personnel to the victim’s location.
  
• Unless trained in emergency first aid procedures and CPR, do not attempt to render any first aid before trained assistance arrives. Notify Building Management.
  
• Do not attempt to move the person who has fallen.
  
• Comfort the victim and reassure them that medical assistance is on the way.
  
• Be aware of hazards associated with Blood borne Pathogens (BBP). Do not come into contact with bodily fluids.
  
• After the victim’s immediate needs have been taken care of, remain to assist security/medical services with pertinent information about the incident.
  
• Any personnel who might have been exposed to an infectious material should seek medical attention for follow-up as soon as possible.