To contact the New London Police from off-campus, dial 911. Do not delay reporting for any reason, other than removing yourself or others to a place of safety. If you cannot place the call to Campus Safety yourself, instruct at least two other people to either call, or report directly to the Gatehouse. When calling in any emergency, do not hang up until told to do so. Remember:
In the event of fire, activate the nearest fire alarm pull box. Get yourself and others out of the building. Direct people to quickly walk to the nearest exit and proceed to the Designated Assembly Area for your building. See Table (5) for the Designated Assembly Areas.
EMERGENCY CAMPUS NOTIFICATION
“Connect-Ed” System
The most important function of any emergency plan is the ability to quickly communicate information to potentially affected individuals. To that end, the college has contracted with “Connect-Ed,” part of the NTI Group, for a notification system that simultaneously sends email, voice announcements, and text messages.
“Connect-Ed” is an externally hosted, web based system that allows administrators to record and immediately transmit messages to up to six phone numbers and two email addresses per individual.
In the event of a campus emergency, all students, faculty and staff members will receive emergency messages on wired and wireless telephones, cell phones, and computers. If no one answers the phone, Connect-ED leaves the message in the end user’s voice mail and reports back who received the messages and when they were received.
To ensure that the system is operating properly and contains accurate contact information, a test message will be sent once per semester.
Emergency contact information for the “Connect-Ed” system is collected from “Banner,” the college administrative system. Students, faculty, and staff are required to confirm their emergency contact information every six months when they renew their network password. In addition, updates may be made through the college intranet at any time.
Designated College Relations and Emergency Response Team members will be the functional operators for the system and will be able to send out emergency warnings and communications from any computer that is connected to the Internet, or from any telephone or cell phone.
Outdoor Alerting - Flashing (Blue) Lights on Campus Emergency Telephones
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EMERGENCY RESPONSE
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SPILLS - GENERAL
. Immediately upon recognizing that a spill has occurred or has the potential to occur, call Campus Safety at extension 111 or 2222.
. Campus Safety will ask the caller to describe the location, nature and type of material involved in the spill.
. If the spill is estimated to be a non-emergency, Campus Safety will dispatch a patrol officer to the incident site.
. If the emergency involves a release of oil or a hazardous substance, the Emergency Response Coordinator will identify, from a safe distance, the substance of concern, quantity released, source of release, and the extent of the release, to the extent possible.
. Campus Safety will evacuate the area, if necessary.
. If the spilled material is a hazardous substance or oil, the Emergency Response Coordinator will consult with the Hazardous Materials/Spill Coordinator to determine whether Connecticut College personnel can manage the spill.
. If the Emergency Response Coordinator and the Hazardous Materials/Spill Coordinator deems that Connecticut College personnel are trained to respond to the spill, trained Connecticut College personnel will be responsible for containment and clean up of the release.
. The Hazardous Materials/Spill Coordinator and will consider potential mixing of incompatible materials and direct the emergency response team accordingly.
. If it is determined that Connecticut College personnel cannot manage the spill without outside assistance, the Emergency Response Coordinator will call on a spill response contractor to respond to the spill.
. Campus Safety will restrict access to impacted and threatened areas, as necessary.
. Campus Safety will keep unprotected personnel upwind of spill area, as necessary.
. Response personnel will avoid contact with the spilled product.
. If it can be done safely, every effort should be made to contain the spill, and prevent it from
spreading. Response personnel will prevent released material from entering sewers and confined spaces. . Response personnel will use explosion-proof and spark-proof equipment where necessary. . The Environmental Health and Safety Director shall determine if a reportable incident occurred and facilitate reporting as required by law. 中国航空网 www.aero.cn 航空翻译 www.aviation.cn 本文链接地址：应急反应方案－快速参考指南 EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN(4)
