Security Case Study

What is the evacuation procedure on this site in the event of an emergency?, please state exactly what do you have to do.

If a situation occurs that requires the assistance of Law Enforcement Officers, the Security Officer on duty should contact the Emergency Police (911) or Non-Emergency Police (602) 262-6151 accordingly. For instance, an Emergency situation would be a violent physical altercation between two or more parties, and a Non-Emergency situation would be an individual trespassing on the property and refusing to leave when asked.

EMS 310 Blackboard Discussion Week 2 - Mandatory Natural Disaster Evacuations - Who should perform this duty?

The tactical firefighting operation, mass notification process, evacuation plans and emergency operations command and control were readied by noon of 21 October, after timing estimates of the rapidly growing fires showed them fast approaching city limits. Starting on October 21st at 1030 hours, the Sheriff’s Department Operations Center (DOC) was activated, and reverse 911 calls were started to begin evacuations. On the 21st, eight reverse 911 calls were made, notifying 20,992 residences to evacuate. On the 22nd, 23 reverse 911 calls were made, notifying 210,156 residences to evacuate. On the 23rd, 14 reverse 911 calls were made, notifying 47,992 residences to evacuate. Finally on the 24th, one reverse 911 call was activated, notifying 900 residences to evacuate (SD County, 2008).

As part of the effort to support department & building level emergency planning, GCCCD Public Safety oversees the campus Building Marshal Program. In coordination with department deans, chairs and managers, Building Marshals are recruited to assist with evacuation in the event of an emergency. Building Marshals are needed in every floor of every building on campus. In the event of an evacuation, Building Marshals will be wearing bright yellow vests and whistles and will be able to guide staff, students, faculty, and visitors to the nearest emergency exit and to the buildings Emergency Evacuation Points. Building Marshals must be willing to assume the required duties and be willing to participate in training to

These consist of bomb alerts, fire evacuation and first aid. These procedures are produced to give help to everyone at the place of the emergency. Everyone, especially adults must be aware of what to follow during an emergency to ensure everyone stays safe.

A call could be made to the police, and maybe they would discover grounds to lay charges.

If there is an accident carers should press the emergency alarms situated in every room this will bring instant assistance.

In case of a fire all caregivers will remove the children quickly as possible to the church located beside the daycare. The infant children will be placed in pack N plays and rolled to the church. The older children will be instructed to hold a rope and walk between the pack N plays.

Once the decision to evacuate has been made, the AOD will contact the maintenance department, assign radios, and make the public address announcement. Additionally, the AOD will direct someone to call 9-911 to initiate assistance from the local emergency response groups like the fire department, special rescue team, law enforcement, and emergency medical services. All counselors and administrator shall report to the front desk with their radios to receive assignments from the AOD. Faculty and staff will respond by calmly leaving the classroom or lab area, taking with them any unsecured potential source of student information (laptop computer, attendance record, class list). As the last student leaves the area, close and lock the door to increase security and provide assurance the area has been evacuated. Using the evacuation routes posted in each room the Supervisor/Instructor, will lead the group under their control to the appropriate rally point outside the building (see “Map of Evacuation Rally Points and Associated Building Areas”). They will remain at their rally point until receiving further instructions from the AOD. Roll call should be performed at the rally point by each supervisor and instructor to determine if their group is accounted for. Any missing persons must

The purpose of this paper is to describe the legal considerations that an emergency manager must consider when conducting searches, seizures, and evacuation operations. The paper will address the following:

(1) Dispatch medical personnel to the accident site as needed via ambulance or helicopter, whichever permits earliest arrival and evacuation of injured.

First and foremost step, the survivor must decide if their family needs to prepare where they are, or attempt evacuation. The nature of the threat, their prior preparations, and their confidence in their sources of information should direct their decision.

To continue the evacuation process the police department will direct and lead the citizens that will travel on foot. With traveling on foot heavy firearms will be handled by the police in order to protect the citizens in case of an attack. With the firearms, some of the first aid kits and food rations will travel with those on foot in order to prevent as many stops or delays in time. To travel as quickly, effectively, and no casualties is the main goal. A scouting party will be above in a helicopter to see any infected that might have slipped our previous scouting.

The first step will be to know if there were any warning signs from the disaster alert center to the authorities of the city and the dwellers in advance and if there was, how long before the disaster struck. I will then enquire from the police and the administrative authority of the city if they got the warning in time from the disaster alert center. If the alert came in time what steps they took to ensure the dwellers moved their