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Fannett Metal School District

Fannett Metal School District. Table Top Exercise August 2013. Housekeeping. Exits Cell Phones Emergencies Breaks Learning Environment. Schedule. Review Emergency Operations Plan Review Emergency Guides Scenarios. District Goals.

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Fannett Metal School District

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  1. Fannett Metal School District Table Top Exercise August 2013

  2. Housekeeping • Exits • Cell Phones • Emergencies • Breaks • Learning Environment

  3. Schedule • Review Emergency Operations Plan • Review Emergency Guides • Scenarios

  4. District Goals • Provide emergency plans, services, and supplies for all facilities and employees • Ensure the safety/supervision of students, faculty, staff and visitors to the school • Restore normal services as quickly as possible • Coordinate the use of school personnel and facilities • Provide detailed and accurate documentation of emergencies to aid in the recovery process

  5. Emergency Response • Fire/EMS • Metal Twp FD • Fannett Metal FD • Law Enforcement • PSP • Emergency Management • Metal Township EMA • Franklin County DES • PEMA

  6. Responsibilities • Protect students, staff, and property • Train and exercise • 3 evacuation • 1 weather • 1 bus evacuation • 1 LE (recommended) • Utilize Incident Command System

  7. Building Teams • Crisis response • Security • Medical • Maintenance/utilities • Student/staff accountability • Student/parent reunification • Floor/area sweepers

  8. Operational Guidance • Respond and take charge • Request assistance • 9-1-1 then administration • Protect • Evacuate • Reverse evacuate • Lock Down • Shelter in place • Drop, cover and hold

  9. Incident Command • Principal • IC • Objectives and policies • ICP may be in opposite schools main office • District EM Coordinator • Operations

  10. Reports • Initial • Short • Principal • On-going/escalating incident • Situation • Daily • Superintendent • Major incident • Post incident and exercise review • Team developed • Safe schools

  11. Actions • Evacuate • Shelter in Place • Lock Down • Modified Lock Down • Reunification

  12. Evacuate • Bomb threats, fire, gas leak, hazardous environment • Stop teaching • Evacuate in a straight line at least 100 yards • Do not touch light switches • Account for students

  13. Shelter in Place • Weather emergencies, outside hazardous materials incident • Stop teaching • Close doors, windows, and HVAC • Take shelter • Account for students

  14. Modified Lockdown • Dangerous situation near school • Keep teaching • Stay within room but away from doors and windows • No outside activities • Movement may be restricted • Account for students

  15. Lockdown • Intruder within building, suspicious person on grounds, dangerous activity outside or near school • Stop teaching • Shelter within building • Movement within building is restricted • Building secure • Account for students

  16. Reunification • Move students • Switch schools • Tennis courts • Spring Run Presb. Church • Parental pick up • Bus students • Regular assignments

  17. Other • Utility Failure • Remain calm and carry on • Toilets are OOS • Dismiss as directed

  18. Other • Unidentified person on campus • Identify and notify • Move to office

  19. Other • Weather • Follow direction • Take attendance record if moving • Account for students • CERT kit

  20. Other • Injury/illness • Get help/give help • Notify parents • Accompany to hospital

  21. Other • Fire • Get help • Sound alarm • Assist in evacuation, FD, extinguishment • CERT response

  22. Other • Explosion/bombing • Notify by runner or land line only • Evacuate • Account for students

  23. Other • Hazardous Materials Release • Close windows and doors/move indoors • Do not let students eat, drink • Account for students • Notify if any students show symptoms

  24. Other • Missing/abducted child • Notify • Assist in questioning friends/classmates • Maintain control of students

  25. Other • Armed subject/hostage • Subject seen – do not approach • Follow instructions • Open window treatments and lock door • Identify missing students • Corral students who enter after lockdown • If directed to leave, bring attendance • Do not contact office unless passing information

  26. Other • Found weapon • Identify and notify • Do not seize

  27. Other • Death • Identify and notify • If possible, move nearby students away • Identify students in need of assistance • Await/assist EMS/LE

  28. BREAK

  29. Scenario #1 • Power goes out at school • January 26 degrees and sleeting • Moving to Church • Parent arrives as buses are loading and wants to take their child • While at church, a non-custodial parent arrives and says that his ex-wife is out of town and the child is staying with him for a couple of days

  30. While at the church, student advises that they have left their medication at school and they need their inhaler • Student advises that they are going home on a different bus because they are staying at a friends house tonight

  31. Scenario #2 • Fall day • Chemistry accident • 4 students are injured and coated in material • 6 students are coughing and gagging • Small fire

  32. Scenario #3 • Spring day, 10 a.m. • Multiple vehicle accident on Turnpike directly in front of school complex • Several HM materials involved • No vehicle traffic is authorized in area, including PVR • Evacuation out to 2,000’ is required

  33. Scenario #4 • Spring day • Small fire in the bathroom • Smoke in the hall • As classes move outside, there are shots and students begin to fall • Shots are heard from behind you in the school

  34. Scenario #5 • February day, 28 degrees with rain • Crack in propane piping leading into high school • ERG recommendation of 800 meter evacuation • No internal combustion engines within 800 meters

  35. Break

  36. Hotwash

  37. Thank you

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