Emergency Planning Guidelines

Table of Contents

Section I - Emergency Response

• Emergency Response General Principles

Section II - Emergency Response Procedures

• General Information
  • Emergency Reporting
  • Building Alarms and Fire Detection Systems
    • On-site Firefighting and Fire Extinguisher Use
  • Emergency Response Roles
• Procedures for Specific Incidents:
  • Athletic
  • Blizzard
  • Bomb Threat
  • Criminal Activity
  • Death Notification
  • Drought
  • Extended Power Outage
  • Explosion
  • Fire
  • Flood
  • General Evacuation
  • Hail
  • Hazardous Material
  • Landslide
  • Lightning
  • Mass Casualty/Trauma
  • Media-Related
  • Medical Emergency
  • Natural Disaster
  • Off-Site Disaster
  • Pandemic Flu
  • Severe Weather Event
  • Snow
  • Structural Failure
  • Thunderstorm
  • Tornado
  • University Closure
  • Workplace Violence
• Floor plans located at www.uccs.edu/Facplng/mapfloor/floor.htm

Section III - To develop your Building / Floor Emergency Plan, use these templates.  Click on the hyperlink to download the document - then fill in your specific information.

• Emergency Management Information - contains the following
  • Emergency Reporting Numbers
  • Site-Specific Alarm Information
  • Key Department Emergency Personnel
  • Exit and Relocation Information

Section IV - Business Continuity and Recovery Planning - This section provides instructions and examples for developing your Department's Business Continuity and Recovery Plans.

• UCCS Business Continuity Planning

Section V - This section provides "fill in the blanks" download templates for Emergency Coordinators to develop your department's Business Continuity and Recovery Plan and for subsequent use as a training guide. Click on each hyperlink to download the document - then fill in your specific information.

• Vulnerability Analysis
• Business Continuity and Recovery Workbook

Section VI - Psychological Response to Trauma:
What You Need to Know About Recovering from a Traumatic Event

• The Psychological Response to Trauma
• For further information on trauma-related concerns, visit these websites:
  

  CU-Trauma Studies and Resource Center The National Center for PTSD The International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies