College of Engineering / Engineering Office of Safety / Emergency Management and Response
BUILDING EMERGENCY PLANS
The College of Engineering Office of Safety works closely with Auburn University Campus Safety and Security to coordinate all emergency response initiatives concerning Samuel Ginn College of Engineering.
WHAT TO DO IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY
- If you have an EMERGENCY requiring police, fire, or ambulance, call 911 without delay.
- When you call 911 for emergency services, stay on the line and give the following information:
- Your name, telephone number, and exact location.
- The location of the emergency.
- The nature and extent of the emergency (i.e., Are there injuries and how many?)
- Be informed and prepared in advance. Do not wait until an emergency strikes to know what to do.
- Be aware of your surroundings and report any suspicious activities.
- Know where the fire alarm activation pull stations are in your building and how to evacuate your building if the alarm is set off.
- Emergency call boxes have been installed in different locations around campus. The call boxes call 911 when activated. Call boxes are equipped with a blue light for identification.
Questions or suggestions regarding the procedures and response on campus should be directed to Campus Safety and Security.
DO YOU WANT TO SCHEDULE AN EVACUATION DRILL FOR YOUR BUILDING OR DEPARTMENT?
Contact the College of Engineering Office of Safety at EngineeringSafely@eng.auburn.edu.
BUILDING SPECIFIC EMERGENCY PLAN
SELECT YOUR BUILDING TO LEARN ABOUT THE EMERGENCY RESPONSE (SEVERE WEATHER, GAS LEAK, EVACUATION, ETC.) GUIDELINE FOR YOUR AREA
