Make Sure Your Crisis Plans Cover After-Hours Incidents
The wounding of two Texas middle-school students by stray gunfire highlights the need for after hours event crisis planning.
The wounding of two Texas middle-school students by stray gunfire highlights the need for after hours event crisis planning.
Be sure to carry out these tasks to ensure your mass alert systems reach everyone on campus during a crisis.
Support for public safety by senior campus leadership, as well as the creation of emergency plans and appropriate communications systems are critical components of UT Austin’s successful campus protection program.
Campus officials should make it a standard practice to have someone meet emergency responders as they enter the campus. This simple practice can shave precious minutes off of response times.
Campus officials should make it a standard practice to have someone meet emergency responders as they enter the campus. This simple practice can shave precious minutes off of response times.
A little change can go a long way toward making your evacuations less troublesome.
Doing so now will ensure you organization isn’t caught off guard.
It is important to plan ahead for campus emergencies so that your mass notification efforts will reach the right people at the right time. This list of best practices can help you to accomplish your mass notification goals.
Don’t set your people up for failure by creating plans they can’t carry out.
In this webinar, attendees will learn the observable behaviors people exhibit as they head down a path of violence so we can help prevent the preventable.
This discussion will help participants analyze, understand, and assess their own program effectiveness.