Division of Facilities Management

Dial: '000' for Fire, Ambulance, Police or

Dial: '000' or '112from a mobile phone or

Dial: Ext '400' for CSU Security

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1. Remain Calm. DO NOT run or shout, as this may cause others to panic and become injured.
2. Alert nearby staff members.
3. Await instructions from floor and building wardens, particularly for bomb threat. Bomb threat procedures require that exit routes be checked for safety prior to evacuation.
4. Upon instruction, move in an orderly manner to your designated assembly point.
5. If time permits, take valuables with you.
6. Close doors behind you to reduce smoke and fire transmission.
7. Do not re-enter building until it has been declared safe to do so by the Building Warden.

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Should you discover a fire...

1. Remain Calm. Do NOT shout 'FIRE' as this may cause panic and lead to injuries.
2. Alert nearby staff to leave the immediate area.
3. Dial '000' and request the Fire Brigade. Do NOT assume that someone else has phoned.
4. Notify the Building Warden and activate the nearest alarm.
5. When all staff and visitors are out of the danger area, confine the fire and smoke by closing doors leading to the fire area.
6. Attempt to contain or extinguish the fire only if it is safe for you to do so.
   
   Operate the fire extinguisher as follows:
   P - Pull Pin & Test the Extinguisher
   A - Aim the nozzle at the base of the fire
   S - Squeeze the handle
   S - Sweep the base of the fire
7. Turn off the power to electrical appliances. (See note below)
8. Leave ALL lighting on.
9. Evacuate the building following floor warden's instructions.
10. Stay at assembly point until directed otherwise.

Note 1. Power can be left 'on' to airconditioning systems to provide for clean air as these benefits outweigh the negative effects of feeding the fire.

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Record details of any bomb threat using the Phone Threat Checklist at the rear of your laminated 'Building Emergency Procedure' or from the links provided on this page.

1. Be calm and courteous. (Do NOT antagonise the caller)
2. Do NOT attempt to transfer the call. (Unless requested)
3. Treat all threats as genuine.
4. Listen for sounds in the background.
5. Discreetly attract the attention of a nearby staff member if possible.
   This person should ring the police and specify which line the call is on.
6. Keep the caller on the line as long as possible.
7. After the caller has hung-up the phone, Dial '000' to summon the police and bomb squad.
8. Dial Ext 400 and advise Campus Security of event.
9. Alert the Building Warden.
10. Follow the evacuation procedures for bomb threats.

• Phone Threat Checklist

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1. Do not panic. Remain Calm.
2. Do not take risks. Do not play the hero.
3. Be compliant within reasonable boundaries.
4. Do not make any sudden actions.
5. When possible, Dial ''000' to summon the police.
6. Dial Ext '400' to advise Campus Security of the event.
7. Write down all recollections of offender including description, speech, clothing, vehicle, direction of escape etc.

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1. Call '000' if the person is seriously injured.
2. Call Campus Security '400'.
3. Remain calm. Reassure the person and stay with them until Campus Security arrives.
4. Campus Security staff have the contacts to arrange for the appropriate University staff to respond to the situation.
   

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IN THE EVENT OF AN INTERNAL EMERGENCY

(eg aircraft crash, multiple vehicle crash, structural collapse, or explosion occuring on your site or campus)

1. Dial '000'
2. State the nature and location of the emergency and the estimate of the number of people involved.
3. Dial Ext 400 and confirm details with Campus Security. (Don't assume they know)
4. Follow evacuation procedures to evacuate all persons in the immediate danger area.
5. Follow the instructions of the Building/ Floor Warden.
6. Stand by to assist in rescue operations if necessary.

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(eg aircraft crash, multiple vehicle crash, structural collapse, or explosion adjacent to your site or campus)

1. Dial '000'
2. State the nature and location of the emergency and the estimate of the number of people involved.
3. Dial Ext 400 and confirm details with Campus Security. (Don't assume they know)
4. Await instructions from the Building/ Floor Warden.
5. Stand by to assist in rescue operations if necessary.

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MEDICAL EMERGENCY

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