Emergency Management
Training |
Forms |
Guides |
| BSEC/BES: Initial BSEC/BES: Communication & Re-Entry Emergency Management Policy Group For more information, refer to the Training Schedule of Classes |
Department Emergency Operations Plan |
BSEC BES Emergency Action Plan (EAP) Emergency Assembly Areas EMPG Guide Emergency Operations Plan Emergency Notification System Emergency Procedures Emergency Warning Siren First Aid Kit Public Health Action Plan |
What is Emergency Management?
The Emergency Management program has a simple mission: to prepare the university to be able to respond to, and recover from, any incident. We are dedicated to enhancing the safety and quality of life for the university community. Emergency Management involves four phases:
In addition, we deliver online Emergency Services which covers emergency response, safety education, and fire prevention and response services to the campus.
What can I do to keep myself safe?
- Know what to do if you hear the Emergency Warning Siren
- Review the campus Emergency Procedures for guidelines to follow before, during, and after an emergency
- Maintain a first aid kit
- Be familiar with the Emergency Response Team. A core group of staff regularly review and participate in emergency planning exercises. Depending on the level of emergency, staff respond from the following areas: Biosafety, Emergency Management, Fire & Life Safety, Hazardous Materials, Radiation, Risk Management, Safety & Industrial Hygiene, Waste Management...and many more
For more information
- City of Riverside Emergency Management
- County of Riverside Office of Emergency Services
- State of California Governor's Office of Emergency Services (OES)
- Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)