2005 CAMPUS
MASTER PLAN
CAPTIONING
DEAF RESOURCES
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EMERGENCY EVACUATION PROCEDURE FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES |
WHEN FIRE ALARMS SOUND/FLASH
EXIT
the building immediately using the most direct route possible.In Case of Fire - Do Not Use Elevators- Use Stairway!
Move 100 feet away from the building.
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Individuals who need assistance during an evacuation are encouraged to identify and discuss with someone in advance who might assist them in leaving the building and/or who will inform emergency personnel of their presence and where they are located so that further assistance can be provided. |
1. Ask for assistance to the nearest EXIT or room near a stairway with a window.
2. Note the room number of location where you are. Ask someone leaving the building to notify emergency personnel of your location and further assistance will be provided.
3. If a phone is available, call 911. State your location. A UW Police dispatcher will verify your location.
Information About Emergency Evacuation Preparedness For People With Disabilities
Center for Disability Issues for Health Professionals
Emergency Evacuation Preparedness
A
Guide For People With Disabilities and Other Activity Limitations
National Organization on Disability
Emergency Preparedness
Initiative
Questions regarding Emergency Evacuation for people with disabilities can be directed to:
Carol Hotchkiss
608-263-3021/voice
608-265-5147/TTY
608-265-3139/fax
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Updated 12/8/2004