RUN...if safe to do so, move quickly away from the scene;

HIDE...if not safe to move, hide as best you can, locking and barricading doors;

FIGHT...as a last resort, try to disrupt or incapacitate the threat.

CALL 911 - Provide location & threat. If hiding, await a CatAlert “All Clear” message

• Activate the nearest fire alarm and exit the building
• Call 911 providing specifics about the nature of the fire
• Do not use elevators when evacuating
• Take keys, CATCard, wallet, cell phone and close doors behind you (similar to leaving for the day)
• Gather at designated place and do not re-enter until authorized

• Move away from a spill to a safe location, alerting others and closing doors behind you
• If possible, without endangering others shut off any ignition source
• If exposed, utilize eye wash/deluge shower to minimize health risks
• If someone could be in danger, Call 911 or activate building fire alarm for evacuation
• Call 802-656-2560 for EHS response and spill clean-up
• Wait in a safe location to meet with responders

• If possible, shut all windows and doors
• Seek shelter away from exterior doors & windows
• Do not go outside during thunder or windstorms until the storm has passed
• Be aware of downed wires and falling objects
• Report emergencies Call 911
• Extreme heat and cold can be very dangerous, dress appropriately and be aware of changing weather conditions

• Turn off computers and other voltage-sensitive equipment
• If possible, move cautiously to a lighted area
• Use flashlights or cell phone to light you room or workspace
• For localized outages, contact UVM Physical Plant at 802-656-2560
• For information about a prolonged outage, check the UVM Emergency website

• Do not touch or disturb object
• Provide as much information as possible about threat or object
• Notify your supervisor or advisor
• Be prepared to evacuate, if so directed
• If told to evacuate, look around for anything suspicious and report to authorities

• Move calmly to exits, do not run or push
• Be aware some exits may be unusable due to smoke or danger
• Follow instructions from staff or emergency personnel
• Alert emergency personnel if someone needs help evacuating
• Take keys, CATCard, wallet, cell phone and close doors behind you (similar to leaving for the day)

• Get indoors
• Shut lock and then stay away from all doors and windows
• Barricade doors that don’t lock, if so directed and turn off light
• Turn off air conditioners, fans, and heaters
• Stay inside until informed that it is safe to go outside
• Follow instructions from staff or emergency personal
• Await a CatAlert “All Clear” message

• Call 911 to request Emergency Medical Services
• If the person is not breathing begin CPR (if trained to do so)
• If there is active bleeding, assist the injured in providing firm pressure while avoiding direct contact with blood or body fluids
• Keep the individual calm and send someone to guide Rescue personnel
• When Rescue arrives, relay what you know about the person and injury

• Campus safety is enhanced when community members identify and report issues of all types, including behavior of concern, in a caring and timely manner. Early identification of concerns enables early intervention to address issues, risks, and behaviors that are threatening or disruptive to the learning, living, and working environment.
• Reporting options:
  • Call 911
  • within CATSafe (LiveSafe App)
  • online at uvm.edu/report