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• Call º£½ÇÂÛ̳ Police (816-235-1515) for an ambulance when requested by the victim or in the event of an unconscious victim.
• Do not move the victim unless authorized by a medical authority or if delay in movement is detrimental to the individual.
• Notify appropriate supervisors.
• Call Worker’s Compensation (573-882-7019) immediately to report incident.

• Set off fire alarms while evacuating building.
• Call the º£½ÇÂÛ̳ Police (816-235-1515) and provide location of the fire.
• Assist handicapped individuals.
• Use a fire extinguisher, if feasible.
• Police will notify Environmental Health and Safety (EHS at 816-235-5241) and Campus Facilities Management (CFM at 816-235-1354).
• If evacuation is impossible, place a wet towel at bottom of door to prevent heat or smoke from entering room.

When someone has entered a building/area and begun shooting, the following actions are recommended only if you feel safe to leave:

• Exit the facility/area immediately and only if it is safe to do so.
• Advise anyone you encounter to exit the building/avoid the area.
• Call º£½ÇÂÛ̳ Police (816-235-1515) or 911.

When it is NOT SAFE to exit the building/area, the following actions are recommended:

• Go to the nearest room or office.
• Close and lock the door, then barricade the door.
• Cover the door windows.
• REMAIN QUIET, silence cell phones, and give the appearance of an empty room.
• DO NOT answer the door.
• Call º£½ÇÂÛ̳ Police (816-235-1515) or 911.
• Wait for emergency personnel to escort you out of the building.

When calling police, provide the following information:

• Your name.
• Your specific location.
• Number of shooters and any description.
• Number of people in your group.

• If indoors, move away from windows and go to the basement or interior hallway on a lower floor.
• Avoid auditoriums, gymnasiums or other areas having a wide, free-span roof. Take cover under heavy furniture.
• If outdoors, lie flat in the nearest depression, such as a ditch or ravine. If time allows, move away from the path of the tornado at a right angle.

• Evacuate the area to the extent appropriate.
• Warn co-workers and supervisors.
• Call º£½ÇÂÛ̳ Police (816-235-1515).
• Take action to contain the spill, if possible to do so without jeopardizing personal safety/health.
• If the spill is of disastrous proportions, immediately contact EHS (816-235-5241). EHS will call the state or national emergency response numbers.

• Cooperation is required.
• Move in safe, orderly manner to nearest exit.
• Assist others.
• Do not use elevators.
• Take personal belongings only if time permits.
• Report to your building liaison at prearranged location.

• REPORT UNUSUAL BEHAVIOR TO º£½ÇÂÛ̳ POLICE.
• Control/limit access to work area.
• Limit area to authorized persons.
• Restrict access to area when closed.
• Lock desk, cabinets, storage and office doors.
• DO NOT leave belongings unattended.
• Politely challenge unfamiliar persons.
• Acknowledge co-workers.
• Offer assistance to strangers.

When witness to a crime in progress:

• Call º£½ÇÂÛ̳ Police (816-235-1515).
• Provide detailed description of criminal and/or vehicle license.
• Remain where you are (if safe) until contacted by a police officer.
• DO NOT ATTEMPT TO APPREHEND OR INTERFERE WITH CRIMINAL ACTIVITY.

• Evacuate and secure site.
• Relocate personnel to safe area.
• Prevent further contamination.
• Call º£½ÇÂÛ̳ Police (816-235-1515).
• Police will alert CFM to turn off HVAC.
• Lab supervisor: call EHS Radiation Safety Office (816-235-5241) for decontamination of room and to post warning signs.

During a flood watch,

If indoors:

• Turn on battery-operated radio for latest emergency information.
• Move valuable items to high places, if possible.
• Unplug electrical appliances.
• Follow instructions of authorities.

If outdoors:

• Move to higher ground and stay there.
• Avoid walking through floodwater.
• If in a car, do not attempt to drive through floodwater. If your car stalls, abandon it immediately and move to higher ground.

During an evacuation:

• If advised to evacuate do so immediately to avoid flooded roads, being sure to follow recommended evacuation routes.
• Listen to radio or authorities for evacuation instructions.

• Remain indoors if already there.
• Take cover under sturdy furniture – such as worktables or desks – or in doorways, halls or against inside walls.
• Move to or near the center of the building.
• Avoid glass windows or doors.
• Avoid running through or near buildings where there is the danger of falling debris. If outdoors, remain in the open, away from buildings and structures and a safe distance from utility wires.
• After tremors have stopped, avoid damaged buildings and structures.

• Go to basement, lowest level interior hallway or designated shelter area.
• Take minimal personal belongings, if possible.
• Stay away from exterior windows and doors.
• Shelter-in-place until a police officer gives the all-clear signal.

• If you receive a bomb threat, DO NOT HANG UP.
• Secure as much information as possible. Consider voice accent, tension, slang, and background noise.
• Use a different phone to call º£½ÇÂÛ̳ Police (816-235-1515).
• Follow instructions from police.