Response to a Power Outage
How to Respond
The More You Know
100

What resource can you check to know what to do?

Department ERG

100

P

Prepare: What actions can be taken to reduce the risk of impact when there is a possibility of losing power?

100

What is the difference between a Regular Power Outage and an Emergency Power Outage?

In an Emergency Power Outage, even the red outlets have no power.

200
What extension/who do you call?

Facilities at 3535 option 1

200

S

Substitute: What services can be substituted if needed?

200

What services in HR and Education can be modified or postponed?

No wrong answers

300

What color are the outlets essential equipment should be plugged in to?

Red

300

A

Adapt: What services would provide sufficient care?

300

What can we do in our department to save energy while in a power outage?

Unplug unnecessary computer and electrical equipment (ex. printers, motor driven items, etc.).

400

Where are the flashlights located?

In the emergency kit toolbox, on top of the mini fridge in the copy room

400

C

Conserve: Are there resources we can save by modifying usage?

400

What should you do to exit routes in a power outage?

Make sure all exit routes are clear.

500

What equipment in our office is a high priority during a power outage?

Fridge in exam room. Any others?

500

R & R

Re-use: Which items can be re-used that would normally be single-use?

Re-allocate: Are there resources that can be prioritized as needed?

500

List 5 types of Utility Failures

 Acceptable: Electric, HVAC, Medical Gas, Water, IS/CAS, Vacuum (suction), Phone Systems