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Emergency preparedness at Massey University

Emergency preparedness at Massey University. Getting prepared. Be aware of your surroundings and hazards. Know where the assembly/evacuation point is. Know your escape routes. Develop an emergency plan with your family / flatmates.

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Emergency preparedness at Massey University

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  1. Emergency preparedness at Massey University

  2. Getting prepared • Be aware of your surroundings and hazards. • Know where the assembly/evacuation point is. • Know your escape routes. • Develop an emergency plan with your family / flatmates. • Collect the phone numbers of any staff you are responsible for and your manager; store these in your phone and print a copy. • Top up your emergency backpack with items that you might need.

  3. When you evacuate For drills and emergencies: • Take your emergency backpack. • Take your wallet, keys and mobile phone.

  4. Get ready to ShakeOut! 9:26am, 26 September 2012

  5. What is ShakeOut? Massey wants all its staff and students to be part of ShakeOut; more than one million people are participating. ShakeOut is: • A good way to practice and prepare at work and at home: • Take part in the drill at 9:26am • Later in the day, plan and prepare with your colleagues and your family/househod in the evening. • A way for organisations to test their emergency plans.

  6. What Massey is doing In the lead up to ShakeOut you will see: • Campus briefings and distribution of items for inclusion in your emergency backpack. • Emergency webpages (www.massey.ac.nz/emergency) with links to: • videos and other resources for you to use with your students and colleagues. • A competition for staff and students to win additional emergency equipment.

  7. ShakeOut and win Staff and students can enter the draw to win Kathmandu backpacks, gift vouchers and other goodies. Competition categories (per Campus): • Staff member teaching at 9:26am, on 26 September. • Staff member not teaching at above time. • Student Details at www.massey.ac.nz/emergency

  8. What to do on 26 September At 9:26am: • Remind your colleagues/students that it is ShakeOut time. • Drop, Cover and Hold. • Remain in position for 10 seconds or so. After the drill, we suggest: • You hold a meeting to discuss emergency arrangements with your team. • You ensure that you have contact details for your team. • Staff teaching at the time may like to run through a short slide presentation (see next slide for hyperlink).

  9. Resources Additional resources can be found at: • www.massey.ac.nz/emergency • Massey University ShakeOut resources • Frequently asked questions • Massey emergency response plans and procedures • www.shakeout.govt.nz • www.getready.govt.nz • Generic information

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