Identifying an Emergency
What we do to activate the Emergency Action Plan (EAP) in a life threatening emergency
Radio Supervisor that an emergency is occurring
In the event of a life threatening emergency this is number is called
9-1-1
The general term used for equipment you'll use in the event of an emergency.
PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)
Although patrons may typically only think one, there are actually multiple throughout the facility
Emergency Exits
The method used to determine a victims level of conciousness.
Shout - tap - shout
The Address of the Recreation Center
3219 Main St
The area that we guide patrons to in the event of a building evacuation
DOSMA
The campus-wide communication system in an event of an emergency.
TechAlert
The three main things requested from other Facilities staff in the event of identifying a life threatening emergency.
AED, First Aid, Call 9-1-1
The American Red Cross outlines these three steps to size up the scene
Check, Call, Care
This instruction is often used in emergency‑response situations to ensure support from dispatchers
Do not hang up until you are told to do so
Victim is responsive and is asked this acronym to gauge if situation is life threatening.
S-A-M