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All employees must evacuate the building they are in when notified to do so.  \nPrior to Exiting  \nWhen the building’s fire alarm activates, or when notified to evacuate by UCPD, EH&S, Physical Plant, or a department representative:  \n• Stop all work activities  \n• If possible to do so without endangering yourself, shut down all operations that could produce hazards if left un-attended, and begin your evacuation immediately.  \n• Alert others around you that an evacuation is taking place and of their need to exit.  \n• Close doors behind you as you exit, but do not lock them  \n• Closed doors help contain fires, locked doors hamper rescue operations.  \nUnless it creates an unnecessary delay, gather your keys, purse or wallet as you evacuate, keeping in mind you may not be allowed back into the building for an extended time.  \nEvacuation Routes / Exiting the Building  \nDuring a building evacuation, proceed to the nearest exit or stairwell if available. Use an alternate escape route if the stairwell is involved with fire, smoke, or otherwise obstructed. Each employee should be aware of at least two exit routes in their main building in the event one is compromised. Walk, do not run, and do not use building elevators during an evacuation under any circumstances.  \nAssist those who need assistance, especially physically challenged persons, to evacuate or in relocating them to an area of safe refuge. Do not move injured persons unless it is absolutely necessary. Persons involved with developing the local procedures need to address how to evacuate colleagues with special needs that are unable to evacuate on their own. Contact the Campus Emergency Manager for information and guidance on this topic.  \nEmergency Assembly Areas (EAAs)  \nOnce outside, move away from the building and towards the building’s primary Emergency Assembly Area (EAA) . If the primary EAA is unavailable, proceed to the alternate EAA.  \nA map of UCR campus EAA’s can be found at:  \n[https://campusmap.ucr.edu/emergency-assembly-areas](https://campusmap.ucr.edu/emergency-assembly-areas).  \n.  \nCampus Map  \nEmergency Assembly Areas (EAAs)  \nSOM Education I  \nSOM Research Building  \nSOM Webber Building  \nSOM SIM Center Building  \nIntelliCenter UCR UCPath  \nAccounting for Employees after an Evacuation Procedures  \nEach campus EAA has a designated Building Supervisor for Emergency Conditions (BSEC) to act as the building’s emergency point of contact and to manage EAA activities, along with trained Building Emergency Staff (BES) personnel to manage the evacuation process and assist with EAA activities.  \nOn","cbCaiifSqkcPLozf","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiifSqkcPLozf","pdf",767750,28,"English","# Plan Overview\n## Content Elements\n## Purpose\n# Evacuation Procedures & Emergency Escape Routes\n## Actions to Take\n## Prior to Exiting\n## Evacuation Routes / Exiting the Building\n## Assist Those Needing Assistance\n## Emergency Assembly Areas (EAAs)\n## Campus Map\n# Accounting for Employees after an Evacuation\n## Building Supervisor for Emergency Conditions (BSEC)\n## Building Emergency Staff (BES)","[{\"question\":\"What triggers evacuation under this Emergency Action Plan?\",\"answer\":\"Evacuations are required when the building’s fire alarm activates or when notified to evacuate by UCPD, EH\\u0026S, Physical Plant, or a department representative. 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