General Preparedness and Safety
Emergency Procedures Reference Guide
(This link will redirect you to the Campus Public Safety which contains additional resources specific to safety and hazard mitigation.)
QUICKSHEETS
Quick reference guides for Staff, Faculty and Students. These guides provide a snapshot for how to prepare for a variety of hazards.
Personal Preparedness Guide
Provides preparedness and response information for Faculty, Staff and Students
Travel Preparedness Guide
Provides general travel preparedness guidance for both domestic and international travel.
Classroom Preparedness
Classroom Safety Briefing - provides a script as guidance for conducting a classroom safety briefing.
Preparedness Supplement
Provides additional resources, links and insight into how to build resiliency in the face of disaster.
Visitor Preparedness Guide
For groups coming on campus for extended periods of time please contact Amy Rasmussen to request a Safety Binder for that group.
Safety Binders will include:
- A Visitor Preparedness Guide with response information specific to guests
- Fire Extinguisher Guide - one-page instruction with pictures on the proper use of fire extinguishers
- Campus map
- Evacuation maps of spaces used by the visiting group
- Boxer Alert Temporary Subscription Instructions - this will allow visitors to sign up to receive emergency alerts during their stay on campus. Groups will be unsubscribed once their stay has ended.
Inclement Weather
Click on the images and/or links below to learn more about weather related impacts.
National Weather Service - Winter Safety Working in Cold Weather - OSHA Alert Winter Storm Preparedness - Red Cross Preparing for Winter Storms - CDC Build a Disaster Supply Kit (Go Bag)
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Flood Preparedness and Response - OSHA Turn Around Don't Drown - Flood Water Avoidance
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Keep pets safe in the heat - Humane Society Guidance OSHA Rules for Heat Illness and Prevention Required Oregon OSHA Heat Illness Prevention Training Washington County - Extreme Heat |
Thunderstorms |
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Air Quality |
Natural Hazards
Click on the images below to learn more about other natural hazards that could impact our area.
Earthquake Preparedness and Response - OSHA Earthquake Preparedness and Response |
Landslide A variety of other hazards like flood, heavy rainfall, wildfire impacts, earthquakes and heavy snow melt can all cause landslides. |
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Wildfire Every year widlfires cause millions of dollars in damage, destroy communities, and take lives. Prevention and preparedness can save lives and aid in reocvery efforts. |
Technological and Man-made Disasters
Click on the images below to learn more about other human caused hazards.