Intro to EAP
What does EAP stand for?
Emergency Action Plan
What does SRP stand for?
Standard Response Protocol
You're performing CPR on an unconscious coworker. Midway through, they regain consciousness and tell you to stop. Should you continue?
NO, stop CPR once the person is conscious and breathing on their own.
What is an EAP?
Written plan designed to provide information on how Staff, Scholars, and Stakeholders should prepare for, and react to, emergencies.
What is the purpose of an SRP?
To provide a standard response to any incident.
What does "Gamja" mean?
Potato
What is the Red/Green/Med card system used for?
To identify the status of the staff and occupants.
What are two SRPs?
Any of these:
- Hold
- Secure
- Lockdown
- Evacuate
- Shelter
A staff member sees a social media post from a local business (within 0.5 miles from site) that a wild mountain lion was just seen outside the business’ front door. What SRP do we use?
OM selects “SECURE” SRP and initiates onsite notifications: “Secure! Get Inside. Lock Outside Doors.”
After notifying the building that there is an emergency, what is the next step?
Contact first responders (if you are unsure what type of first responder to contact, call 911).
Why doesn't "Lockdown" have a release command?
Only law enforcement will release a lockdown.
A Scholar was vaping in a classroom and the battery in the vape caught on fire. The Scholar dropped the vape on the carpet which caught on fire. What SRP should we choose?
OM selects “EVACUATE” SRP and initiates onsite notifications: “Evacuate! Report to Rally Point.”