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SECURITY, SAFETY SERVICES
Important Phone Numbers
Dial 9, then the number:
POLICE/FIRE/AMBULANCE Call 911
Emergency Numbers
After Hours Medical Clinic 000-000-0000
Blue Cross 000-000-0000
CAA Road Service 000-000-0000
Chiropractic Emergency 000-000-0000
Dental Emergency 000-000-0000
Hospital Emergency 000-000-0000
Poison Control 000-000-0000
Hospitals
Hospital 1 000-000-0000
Hospital 2 000-000-0000
FIRE EMERGENCY
Locate the nearest Fire Exit on entering your room (see back of room door).
Locate alarms and extinguishers on your floor and review their instructions.
In the unlikely case of fire or upon hearing alarms:
a. Test the door for heat with the back of your hand before opening. If the door is cool, check the hall for smoke.
b. If smoke is present:
1. Close the door, call for help
2. Shut off the air conditioning
3. Place wet sheets and towels in cracks and vents around the doors
4. Remove drapes from windows
5. Fill bathtub with water to keep all fabric moistened
6. After completing the above steps, calmly proceed to the window so you will be visible
c. If the hallway is clear:
1. Walk calmly to nearest stairwell exit, located at the end of each hallway
2. Do not use elevators
What to do if the Room Door is Hot or the Hall is Dense with Smoke
It may be safer to stay in your room. Here are some of the things you should do:
• Let someone know you are in the room. If the phone works, phone the switchboard.
• Soak towels and sheets to put around doors and cracks if smoke seeps in. Fill the bath tub with water. Use the
ice bucket to re-wet towels or door as necessary.