SOP
This SOP tells you what to do in the event of a fire in the building.
What is the Emergency Preparedness Plan
The 2 types of evacuation procedures.
What is partial and full.
The number to dial on a Mayo phone during a fire emergency.
What is 911.
What are the all emergency exists to the building.
People with mobility limitations should be moved here during evacuation.
What is the nearest stairwell.
These are the 2 locations where you can find the EPP SOP.
What is T21 and the Red Binder above the LA desk at the IFA station.
In a partial evacuation, staff are to relocate to this meeting location.
What is the SDSC North Building east-designated hallway by the cafeteria.
This should be closed to help contain smoke and fire.
What are doors, windows and other openings.
Fire extinguishers are located near these markers.
What are red triangles mounted on walls or poles.
How many people should be assigned to assist someone with disabilities?
What are 2 people - one stays with them and one notifies responders.
The T21 ebinder that houses the EPP SOP.
What is QSE Facilitates and Safety.
Respond to a fire alarm by using this acronym.
What is RACE. Relocate, activate, contain and extinguish.
The phrase announced using the SDSC paging system.
What is Code Red Superior Support Center
The packet containing roll-call materials are located here.
Where is the lab exit door nearest the bathrooms.
These individuals should be moved before non-ambulatory individuals.
Who are ambulatory staff and visitors.
The EPP also instructs staff response in the event of these types of emergencies, in addition to a fire alarm. List 3.
What is Evacuation, IT outage, chemical emergency, severe weather, active shooter, radiological emergency, shelter in place, biological event, hostile threat, building threat, medical emergency/code blue, utility outage
Extinguish the fire if trained and safe to do so by using this acronym.
What is PASS - pull, aim, squeeze and sweep.
Four pieces of information to provide when calling 911.
Name, type of emergency, location of emergency, call back number
Red laminated cards are placed outside rooms to indicate this.
What is the area has been checked and is unoccupied.
The shift that is generally not responsible for checking areas unless someone is missing.
What are the evening and weekend shifts.
In the EPP SOP, this color designates laboratory specific laboratory response plans.
The item brought to a meeting location to help staff find the roll call area.
What is the Immunology sign.
These groups must be notified if someone is unaccounted for.
Who are Mayo Security, Administration or the Fire Department.
This unusual situation should be reported immediately event without visible smoke or fire.
What is an unusual or unidentified odor (hot, electrical or smoke smell)
This tool should be completed after an incident or exercise to drive improvement.
What is the EDIT (Exercise/Incident Documentation and Improvement Tracking) Tool