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What to do in the event of ...
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- Fire / Fire Alarm
- Bomb Threat
- Tornado / Severe Weather
- Evacuation / Shelter in Place
- Suspicious Letter / Package / Substance
- Civil Disorder / Riot
- Gas Leak / Odor
- Utility (power) Outage
- Threat Level Red
- Medical Emergency
- Chemical Emergency
- Radiation Emergency
How to safeguard yourself and the University ...
- In An Emergency
- Be Aware, Be Alert
- Be Secure
- Plan Ahead, Be Prepared
- Miscellaneous Questions and Answers
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Contact Us
Transportation Center
Room 1300
Phone: 419.530.2600
Fax: 419.530.4505
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Hospital Emergency Codes
- Emergency Operations Plan
- Code RED -- Fire
- Code GRAY -- Tornado or severe weather
- Code BLACK -- Bomb or bomb threat
- Code ORANGE -- Hazardous chemical, biological, or radioactive incident
- Code BLUE -- Medical Emergency
- Code WHITE -- Snow or weather emergency
- Code YELLOW -- Disaster, either internal or external
- Code GREEN -- Building evacuation
- Code BROWN -- Missing adult patient
- Code ADAM -- Missing or abducted child
- Code COPPER -- Communication Involving Utility Failure
- Code VIOLET -- Violent Situation
What to do in the event of a CIVIL DISTURBANCE
Civil disturbances include riots, demonstrations, threatening individuals, or assemblies that have become significantly disruptive.
In the event of a civil disturbance at UT:
- If you are on campus, contact UT police at x-2600. If you are off campus, call 9-1-1.
- Avoid provoking or obstructing demonstrators.
- Secure your area (lock doors, safes, files, vital records, and expensive equipment).
- Avoid the area of the disturbance.
- Continue with normal routines as much as possible.
Ifthe disturbance is outside, draw your blinds, stay away from doors or windows, and most importantly, STAY INSIDE!!!
