Active Threat
Severe Weather
Medical
Evacuation
Misc.
100

(Besides immediately protecting yourself) What is the first thing you should do if you witness an active threat?

Call 911

100

What is the system used to notify our team of severe weather warnings?

Perry Weather
100

How many AED's + Trauma Kits do we have around the building?

4

100

How many assembly zones do we have in case of an evacuation?

3

100

During an emergency evacuation the most important behavior a staff member can demonstrate to prevent panic, communicate clearly, and maintain control of the situation.

Stay calm.

200

Should you risk your own life to protect those we serve?

No! Protect yourself first. If you are not safe, you are no help to our team or patrons.

200

An official alert issued by the National Weather Service indicating that hazardous weather is occurring, imminent, or highly likely, posing a threat to life or property and requiring immediate action.

A Weather Warning

200

If a medical emergency occurs, what is your first step of action?

Evaluate if the emergency is life threatening
200

What is most important to ensure when manning an assembly zone?

All persons are cleared of all emergency fire lanes around the building.

200

One means hazardous weather could develop, while the other means hazardous weather is occurring or imminent. What are these two weather alerts?

Watching & Warning

300

What three Key Words best summarize our plan of action in the event of an active threat?

Run - Hide - Fight

300

What three Key works summarize our plan of action in the event of a severe weather warning?

Alert - Shelter - Wait

300

What three key words summarize our plan of action in the event of a medical emergency?

Check - Call - Care

300

What three key words summarize our plan of action in the event of a building evacuation?

Alert - Exit - Assemble

300

If a child is reported missing, what should our immediate response be?

Gather identifying information and spread across walkie talkies. 


"Named ___ Last Seen wearing __ in __ area. Child is __ years old, __ tall, and any other identifying clues such as hair color skin color etc."
400

If you must HIDE - describe two conditions in which you should hide.

Quietly, Darkness, Locked Room, Against Entry Door, with others

400
Name all 3 shelter areas on the outdoor field

Women's Bathroom, Men's Bathroom, Custodial Closet (all rooms with no windows).

400

How fast and how deep should chest compressions be given during CPR?

100-120 compressions / minute (Stayin' Alive Song)

2' deep

400

Who gives the 'all clear' for re-entry into the building?

UWM Command Center / Security Team

400

If you see a weapon on someone's person at the complex, what should you do?

Report this to your supervisor immediately. 

Supervisors report to UWM Security immediately and collaborate an approach.

500

Where can you find our emergency 'lock down' button - only to be used when an active threat is identified OUTSIDE the building - disabling them from entry through all doors.

IT closet in our office (Red Button)

500

We close our outdoor field for ___ minutes if lightening strikes with ___ miles of the facility.

30 minutes - 10 miles

500
Name 3 items in our Trauma Kit that can be used in the event of excessive bleeding?

Gloves, Gauze, Bandage, Tourniquet

500

When evacuating - what is ReImagine's primary role (as opposed to UWM's).

Managing the people evacuation and assembly.
500

If you see an animal enter the complex, what two questions are we legally able to ask?

1) Is this a service animal? and 2) Are they currently performing a service?

*We cannot request documentation or proof.