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Security & Risk Management

EARTHQUAKE SAFETY & PREPAREDNESS. Security & Risk Management. Earthquake Zone Map. High Risk zone. Medium Risk Zone. Low Risk Zone. Work Area Preparedeness. Remove or secure heavy overhead items which may fall on you or block your egress

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Security & Risk Management

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  1. EARTHQUAKE SAFETY & PREPAREDNESS Security & Risk Management

  2. Earthquake Zone Map High Risk zone Medium Risk Zone Low Risk Zone

  3. Work Area Preparedeness • Remove or secure heavy overhead items which may fall on you or block your egress • Secure Breakables with film shutter or museum Gel

  4. Preparedenessat Home • Establish family earthquake plan • Practice drills • Choose out-of-district friend/relative • Person family members can contact to report whereabouts & conditions • Learn first aid/CPR • Organize neighborhood to be self-sufficient after an earthquake • Prepare earthquake emergency kit

  5. General Preparedeness • Secure pictures and other hanging objects • Secure water coolers /heaters • Wrench near emergency gas shut off • Secure heavy items (I,e; Printer, Photocopier, large shelves etc.) • Know safe spots in every room • Work stations, large desks, seating tables • Know dangerous spots in every floor • Glass windows, hanging objects, Electrical points • hazardous materials, IT & utility rooms etc

  6. Duringearthquake - Indoor • Stay There! DO NOT Run Outside • Stay calm & remember the phases, “Duck, Cover, and Hold” • Duck – And Look for Cover • Cover – Under a Sturdy Desk or Table • Hold – Onto the Furniture Leg Until Shaking Stops • Face away from windows • Stay clear of tall objects that may topple over • Watch for falling objects

  7. Duringearthquake - Outdoor • Get into the open • Stay clear of buildings & power lines • Do not smoke or light matches or lighters • If driving: • Stop if safe, but stay inside car • Avoid stopping under trees, light posts, power lines, or signs • Stay away from bridges, overpasses & tunnels • On the Beach/Ocean Front • -- Move to higher ground or several hundred yards inland

  8. After Initial Shock • Remain calm & be prepared for aftershocks • Check for injuries & administer first aid to the degree you are trained for • Check for obvious hazards & damage on your floor • Do not turn on or off any lighting or electrical devices • Inform your emergency family contacts though mobile • Follow directions over the building PA system or by the EER • Use emergency supplies if necessary

  9. Smart Be About Earthquake Safety “Stay Close” “Stay Secured” Security & Risk Management

  10. Home Emergency Kit • Extra Glasses, House/Car Keys • Essential Medications • ABC Fire Extinguisher • Blankets/Sleeping Bag • Water Purification Kit • Essentials for Infants & Elderly. • Instructions on How to Turn Off: Gas, Water, and Electricity • 1 Gallon of Water per Person per Day (3 Day Minimum) • First Aid Kit/Book • 3 Days of Food • Portable Radio • Flashlights, & Batteries • Emergency contact numbers of Police, Fire Service etc.

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