The NFPA improved the requirements of the “Fire Alarm and Signaling Code” to create a meaningful and effective method for reaching its intended audience during a crisis.
The system involves ID badges that teachers can press during an emergency. During a serious event, an automatic lockdown can be implemented using the badge.
Learn more about the important, can’t miss sessions coming to each conference city.
Your students’, faculty’s and staff’s chances of surviving violence will increase if your campus adopts these three strategies.
Students, teachers and staff members must be able to hear and understand emergency messages broadcast on public address systems so they can respond effectively.
Here’s how Seattle Pacific University, a small college campus, was able to adopt advanced security technology, and how that technology performed during an active shooter attack.
When an emergency happens, online scheduling software can help campuses manage employee deployment and improve communication.
Good building design, emergency notification systems and proper policies will help you mitigate your campus’ inclement and extreme weather risks.
By creatively integrating systems you can both improve campus safety and increase your return on investment.
Congratulations to the much-deserving group of campus security, law enforcement and emergency management professionals who are this year’s Director of the Year finalists.
This webinar will inform participants what compassion fatigue is and what factors lead to it.
Campus facilities operations teams are often faced with unforeseen occurrences associated with the recovery of an emergency. Is your campus prepared?
