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Department Emergency Planning Goal: Develop a(n) ____________ Emergency Operation Plan (EOP) by _____________. An EOP: Describes how the Department will organize itself for emergency events Is applicable to all staff/faculty/visitors/ students Analyzes what events could have the greatest consequences to the Department Preparedness Response Mitigation Recovery michael.bamberger@oregonstate.edu

What Event? First aid -ambulance Water Leak HVAC failure Level 1 Green: A minor incident that is quickly resolved with internal resources or limited help. Level 2 Yellow: A major incident that impacts a sizable portion of CLA, or that may affect mission critical functions and/or life safety. The CLA Response Team will be activated. Level 3 Orange: A disaster that involves a major portion of OSU or surrounding community where emergency is substantial. The CLA Response Team will be activated. First aid -ambulance Water Leak HVAC failure Multiple room fire Power outage Water outage Campus closed Earthquake Pandemic flu Sustained winter storm/freezing temps

Why Department Level EOP? Response Operational Impact University EOP Earthquake Pandemic flu Sustained winter storm/ low temps Multiple room fire Power outage Water outage Campus closed Level of complexity First aid -ambulance Water Leak HVAC failure College/Department EOP Time

Address Issues at Lowest Level OSU College School Unit Division Dept Department Directorate

Operational Organization EOP Operational Organization Concept of Operations Organization and Assignment of Responsibilities Oversight Preparedness Team Response Team Recovery Team Direction and Control Decision making Control Communications Hazard Analysis 51 “typical” university hazards Events Appendix F Emergency Action Plans Evacuation Evacuation Map (non-tsunami) Evacuation Map (tsunami) Shelter in place Fire/Explosion Medical Injury Poisoning Chemical Spill Radiological Material Spill Transportation Accidents Severe Weather Earthquake/Tsunami Building Systems (Utilities) Crimes in Progress Sexual Assault Active Shooter Hostage Bomb Threat Bomb Threat Checklist Bomb/Suspicious Object Disruptive Student Appendix G Functional Plans Unit Specific Response Plans for Unit Specific Operations/responsibilities [school/department] EOPs

Hazard Analysis Occurred to department or has high potential to do so (5) annually, (4) last 2-5 yrs, (3) last 5-10 yrs, (2) last 10-25 yrs, (1) > 25 yrs Effect the hazard has to the Health and Welfare majority of people within your institution (5) Life threatening, (4) Health/Safety threat, (3) Psychological Disruption, (2) Disruption of ability to do job 24 hrs, (1) Disruption of ability to do job <8 hrs Vulnerability to research operations (3) High risk (2) Medium risk (1) Low risk Vulnerability of academic operations (3) High risk (2) Medium risk (1) Low risk Effect the hazard has to physical infrastructure within your institution (3) Disruption to most services > 12 hrs, (2) Disruption to some services 6-12 hrs, (1) Disruption to a few services < 6 hrs Probability = Occurrence * H&S * Research * Academic * Property Fire Emergencies Minor Fire - 1 room 4 2 1 8 Major Fire - 3 or more rooms   Explosion Medical Emergencies Hazardous Materials Transportation Accidents Evacuation Natural Hazard Building Systems Threat of Violence Terrorism Interpersonal Emergencies

Develop a consolidated plan Develop Directorate level plans Path Forward Develop a consolidated plan Identify a Director's representative for each Directorate Meet with Senior Program Manager and Emergency Preparedness periodically Work on template + hazard analysis together Develop specific Directorate Plan to detail internal Directorate organization and protocols Augments base plan Develop Directorate level plans Identify a Director's EP Planning representative Identify a Dean EP Planning Representative Work on template + hazard analysis for each Directorate and overall Department

Working notes Send meeting with Dean Rossi for last weeks in June Explain what we are going to do How are we going to do it When we are going to do it Minimize the onerous task – I type and lead This is a good thing Goal is by 1/1/2015 to have finished Team approach, low key approach Present idea, tell them what we need, the basic timeline and process Coordinate between College and EP, not a new task dumped upon them We are documenting what already exists Show them the Annex G vs plan work load