• Emergency Operations
• Notification in an Emergency
• Emergency Procedures
  • Incident Command
  • Evacuation Procedures
  • Fire/Explosions
  • Hazardous Materials
  • Workplace Violence
  • Bomb Threats/Searches
  • Earthquakes
  • Medical/First Aid Emergencies
  • Emergency Supplies
  • Important Phone Numbers
• Emergency Telephones
• Department Emergency Plan
• Media
• Cell Phones
• Site Map

emergency supplies

Electricity, water, and gas may be out of service after a major earthquake and aid may not reach you for several days. Consider having the following items in your office:

• Fire extinguisher: Your fire extinguisher should be easily accessible and suitable for all types of fires.
• First Aid kit: Your first aid kit should be in a central location and include emergency instructions.
• Flashlight and extra batteries: Keep flashlights in several locations in case of a power failure. Battery supplies last longer if kept in the freezer.
• Radio and extra batteries: Transistor radios will be useful for receiving emergency broadcasts and current disaster information.