Selecting the Right Emergency Management System for Your School District
With school safety at stake, choosing the right emergency management system is critical.
With school safety at stake, choosing the right emergency management system is critical.
Sixty-two examined UC Berkeley buildings pose a “serious” risk to life and have a “poor” chance of remaining intact in the event of a large earthquake.
The system is programmed to focus on a very specific location for each end user in order to monitor shaking intensity and trigger a warning.
Ridgecrest Regional Hospital sustained some structural damage as a result of Thursday’s 6.4 earthquake.
USC has been conducting ShakeOut earthquake drills since 2008. Here’s how it helps them improve their community’s emergency preparedness.
Learn how to conduct Great ShakeOut earthquake drills so your campus community will be prepared should an earthquake occur.
One of Chapman’s biggest changes to its emergency plans is placing potential or active emergencies in one of four categories and acting accordingly.
Induced and natural earthquakes are forecast to be hundreds of times more likely than before 2008.
The school buildings use unreinforced masonry, which is susceptible to collapse during an earthquake.
Auditoriums at Beverly Hills High, El Rodeo and Hawthorne schools have been closed after concerns over their earthquake preparedness.
Crisis response can be a weak spot for many campuses. Learn how to manage tasks, share response plans and maintain command and control over response teams during a crisis.
Learn how tools like mass notification systems coupled with the right emergency communication plan can help your organization achieve the speed and reach it needs to keep everyone safe and informed.
