Emergency Preparedness
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At Stanford, planning ahead for emergencies is part of normal business planning and campus life, and all members of the Stanford community share a responsibility for preparedness. An emergency can strike anytime or anywhere, and a disaster will affect everyone.
The School of Medicine maintains an emergency plan and Satellite Operations Center to help protect our personnel; programs; and research and to support the overall campus emergency response and recovery efforts.
Each Department/Division within the School of Medicine maintains their own Emergency Response Plan which outlines strategies for protecting Department personnel and programs and methods of coordinating with the School of Medicine SOC.
All employees and students have a personal responsibility for knowing what to do before, during, and after an emergency to protect their safety and their work.
- Personal Preparedness - The key to our ability, as a University, to recover from a disaster, is the active participation of individuals at all levels of the organization. Personal preparedness is therefore critical to our ability to recover from a disaster.
- At Home - Suggestions and checklists for preparing your home, family, community, and pets for an emergency.
- In the Car - Alternate storage place for your Personal Emergency Kit if you drive to work or to store additional emergency supplies such as a case of bottled water, etc.
- Lab / Office Preparedness
- Seismic Restraints - Contact our office for information or consultation.
- Q3 2007 Self-Inspection Quarterly Topic - Individual Emergency Preparedness
Updated 5/06/09 @120:08 |
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