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MEDICAL EMERGENCY FIRE EVACUATION DISASTER RESPONSE LOSS OF UTILITES MISSING PATIENT BOMB THREAT IMMINENT SEVERE WEATHER WORKPLACE VIOLENCE ARMED INTRUDER PERSONAL SAFETY HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SPILL BLOOD/BODY FLUID SPILL BLOOD/BODY FLUID EXPOSURE COMMUNICABLE DISEASE EXPOSURE WORK RELATED INJURY OR ILLNESS Placeholder image
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INITIAL RESPONSE

When relocation or evacuation is necessary the Lisle-Woodridge Fire Department will make an announcement and provide direction.

  • Remain calm
  • Alert others in the area of need to relocate or evacuate
  • Listen for instructions
  • Move out of the immediate area, behind fire doors to safe area of refuge (exit the back door and remain in holding area alongside the ramp)
  • Account for all residents, parents, visitors, and staff

 

SECONDARY RESPONSE

& FOLLOW UP

  • Suggested evacuation priority: ambulatory, assisted, then dependent.
  • Clinical Staff take all pertinent resident care items when relocating or evacuating
  • Keep to the right when relocating or evacuating
  • Wait for instructions from the Lisle-Woodridge Fire Department before re-entry.
  • Call your manager
  • Call Almost Home Kids Operations Director
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