Emergency Procedures

In the event of an emergency.

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Dr. Paul Heintz

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Dr. Andy Runyan

Dean of Professional and Technical Programs

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Just In Case

The following information is being provided and should be referenced in the event of an emergency.

Review emergency procedures.

For detailed procedures during emergencies, please refer to the manual below.

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See general emergency information.

Automated External Defibrillators

An automated external defibrillator (AED) is a portable electronic device that automatically diagnoses the life-threatening cardiac arrhythmias and is able to treat them through defibrillation—the application of electricity which stops the arrhythmia—allowing the heart to reestablish an effective rhythm. With easily understandable instructions, AEDS are design to be simple to use by anyone. AED devices can be found in the following locations:

Outside Room 060
Outside the Human Resources Department—Near Room 136
Outside the East Hall Faculty Lounge—Room 405
Outside the Library—Near Restrooms—Room 500 area
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Campus Emergency Preparedness & Response Info

If life or health is threatened—do the following:

Call 911
Notify the Department of Public Safety at 7820 from an ˮ�� phone or at 937.418.9570 from a mobile device.
Find more detailed information about medical and weather emergencies or crisis situations in the Emergency Procedures Manual.

Edison Alerts

ˮ�� has partnered with Rave Mobile Safety to provide an emergency alert system called Edison Alerts. All current students, faculty and staff are automatically enrolled in the program. Upon enrollment, an email notification from Edison Alerts will be sent to your ˮ�� email account, prompting you to complete the registration process. It is necessary to complete the registration process in order to receive Edison Alerts by text, phone and/or personal email.

Edison Alerts is information provided to you, including campus closings, weather alerts or an emergency situation such as a bomb threat or active shooter.

RAVE Guardian is a free app that enables you to provide information ˮ��, including threatening or suspicious behavior, parking lot accidents or medical emergencies. Visit the Department of Public Safety for more information.

Emergency Closing Procedures

If deemed necessary, a campus-wide alert will be issued in the event a situation arises that may institute a threat—either on or off campus. Students, faculty, staff and other registered uses will receive a warning through the Edison Alerts system. Depending upon the particular circumstance(s) of the situation—and especially in all situations that could pose an immediate threat to the community and/or individuals—a notice may be posted on the College website and social media channels.

First-Aid Kits

First-Aid kits can be found in the following locations:

Chemistry Prep Area—Room 232
Biology Prep Area—Room 121
Maintenance Office—Room 345
Library Work Area—Room 575
Art Room Kiln Area—Room 173
Student Services Workroom—Room 174
Control Booth—Theater—Room 040
Child Care Center—Room 449
Manufacturing Lab—By hallway doors

The Department of Public Safety will investigate all accidents occurring on College property and will identify the injured parties and/or any witnesses.

Tornado and/or Fire Alarms

All rooms on campus have directions posted in the event of a fire or tornado. Familiarize yourself with where these directions are located in each classroom. More information can be found in the Emergency Procedures Manual.

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