Different Responses for Different Crises (Emergency Protocols)
Different Responses for Different Crises (Emergency Protocols)
The following protocols have been developed to assist the University community in handling emergencies. Please read through these protocols and note the appropriate office to contact in case of emergency.
| Situation | What To Do |
| Automotive Assistance | Pace Safety and Security will assist any person on campus who needs a battery boost. Read more >> |
| Blood and Body Fluid Exposure | Contact with blood or body fluid should be avoided if possible. Exposure means any specific eye, mouth, mucous membrane, or non-intact skin contact with blood or other potentially infectious materials. Read more >> |
| Bomb Threats | All bomb threats are to be taken seriously. The majority of threats are made with the intent of disrupting normal business. However, every bomb threat must be considered real until investigated. Check the Bomb Threat Checklist and read more >> |
| Catastrophic Emergency | In the event of an accident, illness, or act of violence resulting in the unexpected death of a member of the Pace community, the designated University administration, once contacted, will begin the notification process. Read more >> |
| Crisis Communication | The basic Crisis Communications outline is designed to provide information on how to respond to inquires in situations and in connection to controversial issues. Read more >> |
| Demonstrations and Rallies | Pace University believes that members or groups within the Pace community have the right to express their views on a particular issue or cause. Demonstrations and rallies, however, should not interfere with the operation of the institution. Read more >> |
| Drought Emergency | In the event that a Drought Emergency is declared the University will fully comply with all regulations promulgated by local, state or federal authorities having jurisdiction. Read more >> |
| Emotional Distress | The Counseling Center provides counseling for all members of the Pace community and for all levels of emotional distress. Read more >> |
| Fire Emergencies - Non-Residential Facilities | All fire alarms are to be taken seriously. Evacuation of the facility is mandatory until the signal to re-enter has been given by the fire department or security. Read more >> |
| Fire Emergencies - Residential Facilities | If you get caught in a fire situation, survival is your top priority. University policy requires building occupants to evacuate in the event of a fire alarm activation or during any other emergency that requires evacuation. However, there may be emergency situations in which you may be required to decide on a course of action to protect yourself and the other members of your room or apartment. Read more >> |
| Hazardous Materials | Those who respond to incidents involving hazardous substances should begin by calling the Buildings and Grounds Office or Security and follow their directions. Read more >> |
| Lock Emergency | The Security Department Locksmith and Security Coordinators will assist when a door is not securable as a result of a lock malfunction. Read more >> |
| Major System Failure | This includes electric, heat, central air conditioning, gas leaks, and water/sewer. All reasonable efforts will be made to provide temporary service until permanent repairs are made. If the safety of the building occupants cannot be assured, senior management will be consulted for the relocation of occupants. Read more >> |
| Network or System Outage for ITS | To inquire about outage call ITS at x33333. Read more >> |
| Nuclear Emergency in Westchester County | If you hear a 3 to 5 minute siren, you are being notified of an emergency in your area. Assembly areas have been designated where the Emergency Alert System (EAS) will be broadcast announcing the most timely and accurate instructions concerning the emergency.Read more >> |
| Psychological Emergency | The Counseling Center handles both residential and non-residential psychological emergencies. The entire Pace community shares a responsibility to respond to a person in a psychological emergency and to protect that individual and/or the community. Read more >> |
| Security Transportation for Medical Emergencies | The Safety and Security Department will transport a person to a local hospital or the Health Care Unit when requested in the event of a minor injury or illness. Security will not determine if a specific case is serious enough to require transport. Read more >> |
| Sexual Assault | For students who are victims of sexual assault, Pace University offers emotional support and access to legal information. All University services and procedures provided to sexual assault victims are confidential, insofar as possible. Read more >> |
| Violence or Criminal Behavior on Campus | The entire Pace community shares the concern that our campuses be safe and secure. You should be alert to suspicious situations and promptly report threatening, violent or criminal behavior to the Security Office. Read more >> |
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- Different Responses for Different Crises (Emergency Protocols)
- Automotive Assistance
- Blood & Body Fluid Exposure
- Bomb Threat Checklist
- Bomb Threats
- Catastrophic Emergency
- Communicable Diseases Response
- Crisis Communication Protocol
- Demonstrations & Rallies
- Drought Emergency
- Emotional Distress
- Fire Emergencies - Non-Residential Facilities
- Fire Emergencies - Residential Facilities
- Hazardous Materials
- Lock Emergency
- Major System Failure
- Network or System Outage for ITS
- Nuclear Emergency in Westchester County
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