KAUA`I COMMUNITY COLLEGE University of...

KAUA`I COMMUNITY COLLEGE University of Hawai`i

EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN

July 2010

Kaua`i Community College – Emergency Procedures 1

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Purpose.......................................................................................................................2 Definition of Emergencies ........................................................................................2 Alert Roster ...............................................................................................................3 Emergency Response Team .....................................................................................5 Building Coordinators……………………………………………………………6-7 Specific Emergency Procedures…………………………………………………8-10 Medical and First Aid……………………………………………………11-12 Fire ...............................................................................................................13 Bomb Threat................................................................................................14 Violent or Criminal Behavior ....................................................................15 Nuclear, Biological or Chemical Accident or Threat ..............................16

Hurricane or Severe Winds........................................................................17 Earthquake ..................................................................................................18 Tsunami/Tidal Wave/Flood .......................................................................19 Utility Failure ..............................................................................................20 Fallen Aircraft, Explosion or Threat of Explosion ..................................21 Pandemic Crisis...........................................................................................21 Campus Map with Evacuation Sites .....................................................................22


PURPOSE: The purpose of this Emergency Plan is to provide procedures/guidelines for responding to various natural and man-caused emergencies at Kauai Community College. This plan is to be implemented whenever an emergency affecting the campus reaches proportions that cannot be handled by routine measures. The Chancellor, or her/his designee may declare a state of emergency and implement this Emergency Plan. DEFINITION OF EMERGENCIES: Minor Emergency: Any incident, potential or actual, which will not seriously affect the functional capacity of the college. Report incident immediately to the Vice Chancellor of Administrative Services (Safety Officer) at 245-8230 (campus extension 230.) Major Emergency: Any incident, potential or actual, which affects an entire building(s) and disrupts the overall operations of the college. Mass casualties and severe property damage may be sustained and a coordinated effort of all campus-wide resources is required to effectively control the situation. Outside emergency resources may be essential. Call emergency 9911 (9 for outside line). Notify the Chancellor who will activate the college's Emergency Operations Center and the Emergency Response Team as needed. All campus personnel will be notified through the emergency Alert Roster.


ALERT ROSTER In the event of a major emergency, contact the Office of the Chancellor to initiate this alert roster. ______________________________________________________Base number 245-8 OFFICES CONTACT PERSON PHONE NO. Chancellor Helen Cox/Vincent Itoga 210/283 VC of Acadamic Affairs James Dire/Arnette Lee 229/203 LAH Molly Summers/Cris Berales 278/349 Bus Ed Rae Nishikawa/Carol Llego 343/321 Nursing Char Ono 255 SAM Brian Yamamoto/Melanie Matsuyama 241//223 Trade Tech Glenn Alquiza/Donna Victorino 285/264 Dir. Of UC Acad. Support Ramona Kincaid/Leah Agustin 336/299 Library Robert Kajiwara 236 Media Patrick Watase/Clarice Kali 357/238 Learning Skills Kimo Perry 341 Computer Res. Tom Kajihara 342 Coop. Ed. Lorrie Cahill 379 Professional Dev. Cammie Matsumoto 280 University Center Pua Larson 330 VC of Student Affairs Earl Nishiguchi/Annie Rellin 274/313 Counseling Svc. Creighton Fujii/Mandy Takata 286/212 Admiss. & Rec. Leighton Oride/Kailana Soto 226/224 Financial Aid Rebecca Thompson/Amy Watase 384/360 ASKCC John Constantino 245 Director of OCET Bruce Getzan/Jennifer Defuntorum 355/318 Non-Credit Prog. Tracy Hirano 351 Rural Dev. Proj. Kevin Mince/Dawn Wooten 2413381/3365 VC of Admin. Svcs. Gary Nitta/ 230/231 O & M Calvin Shirai/Sheri Amimoto 333/364 Business Office Greg Enos 214 Human Resources Jorae Baptiste 323 Bookstore Noel Mock 273 Small Bus. Ctr. John Latkiewicz 241-3148 Aha Punana Leo Waialoha Kaauwai 245-1755

651-3811 Kawaikini Charter School Shirley Kauahi 632-2032 Island School Robert Springer 246-0233


NOTE: Please notify all members in your department (Campus Phone Tree) in the event of an emergency.


EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM

1. PLAN EXECUTIVE OFFICE PHONE Helen Cox, Chancellor 210 James Dire, VC of Acad. Affairs, 1st Alternate 229

2. PLAN DIRECTOR Gary Nitta, VC of Admin. Svc. 230 Patrick Watase, Electronic Engineer, 1st Alternate 357

Greg Enos, Administrative Officer, 2nd Alternate 214

3. DAMAGE CONTROL OFFICER Calvin Shirai, Facilities Manager 333

4. PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER

Bruce Getzan, Interim Dir. OCET 355

5. BIO-SAFETY OFFICER Brian Yamamoto, Assoc. Professor, Microbiology 241

6. CHEMICAL SAFETY OFFICER

Terrence Bruns, Instructor, Science 305

7. NUCLEAR/RADIOLOGICAL OFFICER Steve Taylor, Instructor, Physics 332

8. MEDICAL AND HEALTH OFFICER

Char Ono, Director of Nursing 310

9. STUDENT ASSISTANCE OFFICER Earl Nishiguchi, VC of Students Svcs 274

10. PERSONNEL ASSISTANCE OFFICER

Jorae Baptiste, Personnel Officer 323

11. KAUAI COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE Mark Marshall KCDA Office 241-1800 Cell # 651-2484

NOTE: Duties of Response Team are outlined in the University of Hawaii

Emergency Operations Plan.


BUILDING COORDINATORS __________________________________________245-8 Ext___ BUILDING PHONE EXT. LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER Bob Kajiwara 236 Anne McKenna 374 Kimo Perry 341 NATURAL SCIENCE Tom Kajihara 342 Terry Bruns 305 BUSINESS EDUCATION Rae Nishikawa 343 Candice Yim-Tabuchi 237 NURSING/NURSING ANNEX Char Ono 255 Maureen Tabura 249 EMS ANNEX

Stacey Oho 245-7973 FACULTY I Jim McFarland 317 Cris Beralas 278 FACULTY II Richard Randolph 222 Ken Curtis 326 SOCIAL SCIENCE Joyce Nakahara 216 Eric Chu 217 FINE ARTS I Greg Shepherd 269 FINE ARTS II Paul Hemmerla 315 HAWAIIAN STUDIES Dennis Chun/Molly Summers 202/349


BUILDING PHONE EXT. AUTO BODY Glenn Alquiza 285 AUTOMOTIVE Gordon Talbo 262 CAMPUS CENTER (1st floor) Mark Oyama 359 Martina Hilldorfer 265 Steven Nakata 221 CAMPUS CENTER (2nd floor) ASKCC 338 (John’s office # in OSC) John Constantino 245 CARPENTRY/ELECTRICITY Robert Conti 327 MACHINE/WELDING SHOPS/CLASSROOM Ralph Kouchi 268 ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY Francis Takahashi 219 Shirong Du 366 OCET/ELECTIONS BUILDING Bruce Getzan 355 Jennifer Defuntorum 318 RURAL DEVELOPMENT (Farm) COMPLEX Kevin Mince 241-3381 Glenn Hontz 246-4859 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION Valerie Rita 207 MAINTENANCE Calvin Shirai 333 Sheri Amimoto 364 THEATER Tony Kilbert 270

Kent Tanigawa 362


ONE STOP CENTER Helen Cox 210 James Dire 229 Cammie Matsumoto 280 Greg Enos 214 Francis Dinnan 381 Wade Tanaka 259 Ramona Kincaid 336 Earl Nishiguchi 274

SPECIFIC EMERGENCY PROCEDURES: 1. Medical and First Aid 2. Fire 3. Bomb 4. Violent or Criminal Behavior 5. Nuclear, Biological or Chemical Accident or Threat 6. Hurricane 7. Earthquake 8. Tsunami 9. Electrical Power Outage 10. Fallen Aircraft, Explosion Or Threat of Explosion 11. Pandemic Crisis ASSUMPTIONS OF THE EMERGENCY (PROCEDURES) PLAN: 1. The succession of events in an emergency may not be predictable, hence, this

emergency plan will only serve as a guide and check list, and may require field modification in order to meet the requirement of the emergency.

2. A major emergency may be declared if information indicates that such a condition

is developing or is probable. DECLARATION OF CAMPUS STATE OF EMERGENCY: The authority to declare a campus state of emergency rests with the Chancellor or his/her designee in the following order: 1. Chancellor………………………………Ext. 210; Cell 652-0463 2. VC of Administrative Services…………Ext. 230; Cell 639-1127 3. VC of Academic Affairs………………..Ext. 229; Cell 652-0706 4. VC of Students Affairs…………………Ext. 274; Cell


5. Director of UC Academic Support……..Ext. 336; Cell 635-0754 6. Director of OCET………………………Ext. 355; Cell 635-0057

EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER (EOC): The Chancellor’s Staff Conference Room will serve as the primary Emergency Operations Center. Whenever practical, the EOC will be established as close as possible to the site of the emergency. RESPONSIBILITIES: 1. Chancellor

The Chancellor is responsible for the overall direction of campus emergency operations.

2. Administrators: VC, Directors, Division Chairs and Coordinators a. Serve or appoint a person as Building Coordinator. Building

Coordinators will be responsible for use of fire extinguishers, first aid, CPR, and AED, search of building contents, and building evacuation procedures.

b. Inform all employees in the building of the emergency condition. c. Evaluate impact the emergency has on their activity and take appropriate

action. This may include ceasing operations and initiating building evacuation.

3. Faculty and Staff Supervisors:

Each faculty and staff supervisor has the responsibility to: a. Educate their students and/or employees concerning the college's

emergency procedures as well as the evacuation procedures for their building.

b. Inform their students and or staff of an emergency and initiate emergency

procedures. Assist individuals with special needs in evacuating the building.

c. Inform all students, faculty and staff to conform to building evacuation

guidelines and to assemble in an open area (up-wind) on the lawn at least 500 feet from the building where a head count can be taken.

EVACUATION PROCEDURES: 1. Building Evacuation

a. All buildings will be evacuated when the FIRE ALARM sounds or upon notification of the Safety Officer or Building Coordinator.


b. Whenever possible, evacuate building through the nearest marked EXIT

and alert others to do the same.

c. Assist those with special needs in exiting the building. Remember the elevators are reserved for special needs persons. Do not use the elevators in cases of fire, bomb threat, and/or earthquakes.

d. Once outside walk calmly/proceed to a clear area (perimeter of campus)

that is at least 500 feet away from the affected building. Do not go to your vehicle.

e. Keep streets, fire lanes, hydrant areas and walkways clear for emergency

vehicles and personnel.

f. At the assembly area, the Building Coordinator and Faculty will take attendance and assist in accounting for all building occupants.

2. Campus Evacuation

a. Campus evacuation will be coordinated with Public Health and Safety officials.

b. The Plan Director will determine evacuation to specific areas of the

campus.


EMERGENCIES CHECKLISTS

A. MEDICAL AND FIRST AID and AED (Automated Emergency Defibrillator) PROCEDURES

Internal Response Procedure for 911 Emergencies

1. Assess the scene for safety before approaching the victim (check for electrical

wires, hazmat, etc).

2. Assess for unresponsiveness.

a. Assess airway, breathing and circulation. If there’s no sign of circulation (normal breathing, coughing, speech or movement), call for or get the AED and call 911 or 9911 (if using switchboard phones) then the Wellness Center at Ext. 307.

b. Mobile 911 phones are located with the AEDs at the Wellness Center,

and the Cafeteria. Flip cover down and press “CALL” button until unit beeps and light flashes momentarily. Listen for 911 operator. To end the call, press the “Signal” button. If panic siren is needed, press both buttons on side of phone at same time until unit beeps. To turn off, press both buttons again for three seconds. The AED at the Performing Arts Center is located next to a public telephone.

c. If additional help is needed, check the telephone listing to see who is

trained in CPR. Trained rescuers are asterisked. This list will be updated each semester.

d. Answer all questions that the EMS dispatcher asks. Always hang up last. e. If more personnel are available, they will wait at the entrance and guide

the EMS to the event location.

3. AEDs are located outside the Performing Arts Center, cafeteria and Wellness Center. Break the cabinet lock by bending back and forth.

4. Perform CPR until the defibrillator is applied.

5. Turn on the AED.

6. Stop CPR.

7. Apply pads to the patient’s bare chest. Refer to the drawing on the pads for

correct placement.

8. Connect the pads to the socket located next to the flashing light.


9. Follow the voice instructions. Do not touch the patient during heart rhythm

analysis.

10. The voice prompt will tell you if a shock is advised. Make sure no one is touching the patient. Press the shock button when the voice tells you to.

11. When no shocks are advised, follow voice prompts to begin CPR, if needed.

12. Always keep the AED attached to the patient and ON until EMS arrives. Tell

them exactly what happened: how many shocks, how long since victim was found, when CPR was started, etc.

13. Notify Maureen Tabura at 249 that an event occurred. Maureen Tabura will

complete an event summary form and send event summary form and event review to medical director.


B. FIRE

1. Know the location of fire extinguishers, fire exits and alarm systems in your area and know how to use them.

2. If a minor fire appears controllable, immediately call the Facilities

Manager at ext. 333; cell phone 635-0154 for assistance.

3. Promptly direct the charge of the fire extinguisher toward the base of the flame.

4. If a fire is not controllable, DIAL 9911 immediately.

5. Activate the building alarm.

6. Evacuate all rooms, closing all doors to confine the fire and reduce

oxygen. DO NOT LOCK THE DOORS!

7. Assists persons with special needs in exiting the building. DO NOT USE ELEVATORS DURING A FIRE. Smoke is the greatest danger in a fire, so stay near the floor where the air will be less toxic.

8. Once outside, move to a clear area at least 500 feet from the affected

building(s). Stay there until the Building Coordinator takes an accurate head count.

9. Keep streets, fire lanes, hydrants and walkways clear for emergency

vehicles and crews.


C. BOMB THREAT

1. If you observe a suspicious object or potential bomb on campus DO NOT HANDLE THE OBJECT!

2. Direct students, faculty and staff to take possession of their bags and

immediately clear the building/area and relocate to an open area at least 500 feet from the bomb threat.

3. Any person receiving a phone call concerning a bomb threat should ask

the caller: a. When is the bomb going to explode? b. Where is the bomb located? c. What kind of bomb is it? d. What does it look like? e. Why did you place the bomb?

4. Keep talking to the caller as long as possible and record the following:

a. Time of the call. b. Age and sex of the caller. c. Speech patterns, accent, possible nationality, etc. d. Emotional state of the caller. e. Background noise. f. Take note of caller ID if available.

5. Immediately call emergency 9911 and report the incident. 6. Assist persons with special needs in exiting the building.


D. VIOLENT OR CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR

1. Everyone is asked to assist in making the campus a safe place by being alert to suspicious situations and promptly reporting them to authorities/KCC staff.

2. If you observe a criminal act or a suspicious person on campus,

immediately notify the Safety Officer at Ext. 230 or the campus security (evenings 212-2679) and the Administrator on evening duty (652-2996).

3. Do not confront the individual(s) but be prepared to report the following

information to the police or campus security: a. Nature of the incident. b. Location of the incident. c. Description of person(s) involved d. Description of property involved.

4. Take cover from gunfire or explosives. 5. If taken hostage, be patient and avoid drastic action.

6. The initial 45 minutes are the most dangerous. Follow captor’s

instructions, be alert, speak only when necessary, and do not add to the psychological imbalance (stress) of the captor.


E. NUCLEAR, BIOLOGICAL OR CHEMICAL (NBC) ACCIDENT OR

THREAT 1. NBC accidents or threats might involve radiological, chemical or

biological material of large quantities that must be contained. Call emergency 9911.

2. Report spillage of hazardous materials to the appropriate campus

hazardous material coordinators and safety officer:

Microbiology – Brian Yamamoto at Ext. 241 Chemical/Hazmat – Terrence Bruns at Ext 305 Nuclear/Radiological – Steve Taylor at Ext. 332 Safety Officer – Gary Nitta at Ext. 230

3. The hazardous material coordinator will secure the site and direct

individuals away from the affected area until the arrival of the County of Kauai Fire Department’s Hazardous Material Team.

4. Anyone contaminated by the spill will be directed to avoid contact with

others and remain at the site for first aid/decontamination and clean up by trained emergency response personnel.

5. If you have been exposed to a deadly infectious disease through Bio-

terrorism you may be required to remain confined until the exposure is identified and the spread of the diseased controlled.


F. HURRICANE OR SEVERE WINDS

The National Weather Services can usually forecast severe windstorms with a high degree of accuracy. If time and conditions permit, the Chancellor with the approval of the President will suspend classes. However, if high winds develop with little or no warning while classes are in session, the following steps should be followed: 1. Direct individuals (1,470 total) to seek shelter in the following buildings:

Person In Charge Building Category I Category 2A Ramona Kincaid/Pat Watase Learning Res. Ctr. (80) Tony Kilbert/Kent Tanigawa Theater (979) (263) Glenn Alquiza/Calvin Shirai Auto Body (18) Tante Azares/Calvin Shirai Automotive (130)

The Kauai Civil Defense has designated these buildings as Category I (Ready Now) and Category 2A (Usable with some Risk) emergency shelters for severe winds.

Individuals should remain near an inside wall until the high winds dissipates.

2. Preparation for Hurricanes (At HURRICANE WARNING – 24 hours) a. Facilities Manager and Building Maintenance Staff will

1. Secure buildings by closing all windows and doors. 2. Park Vehicles in Shops. 3. Tape windows. 4. Remove tennis court and farm shade and windscreens. 5. Shutdown air-conditioning system. 6. Turn off electricity to the campus at each building (Auto

Body, Campus Center, LRC, Maintenance, Natural Science) transformer to prevent live wire danger).

7. Turn off propane gas line.

b. Natural Science Staff 1. Secure Chemistry Lab and Storage Room. 2. Secure Microbiology Lab.

c. Computer Resources Staff

1. Shut down computer systems and unplug electrical cords. 2. Cover computers with plastic.

d. Library and Media Staff

1. Cover library books and equipment with plastic. 2. Cover media equipment with plastic.


G. EARTHQUAKE During an earthquake remain calm and take the following safety measures: 1. If INDOORS seek refuge in a doorway or under a desk or table. Stay away from

glass windows, shelves and heavy equipment. Evacuate building as soon as possible. Assist persons with special needs in exiting the building but do not use elevators. Once outside, move to a clear area at least 500 feet from the affected building(s).

2. If OUTDOORS move quickly away from buildings, utility poles and other

structures. Always avoid power or utility lines and trees as they can be energized. 3. If in an AUTOMOBILE stop at the safest place available, preferably away from

power lines and trees. Stay in the vehicle for shelter. 4. After the initial shock, evaluate the situation and if emergency help is necessary

call emergency 9911. Protect yourself at all times and prepare for after shocks. Damaged facilities should be reported to the Facilities Manager at Ext. 333 or 635-0154. Report gas leaks and power failures. Do not light candles or have any open flames.


H. TSUNAMI (TIDAL WAVES) AND FLOODS 1. Warning

a. The Kauai Civil Defense will issue a tsunami watch/warning through radio and television.

b. The Attention/Alert signal is a steady blast for three (3) minutes on sirens,

repeated as necessary. Turn on your radios/TVs for emergency information/instructions. Reminder: The Kauai Civil Defense sirens are tested on the first workday of each month at 11:45 A.M.

c. The estimated time of arrival of a tidal wave will dictate the course of action

to be taken. The Chancellor or her/his designate may initiate the following emergency actions.

d. Advise students, faculty and staff to remain on the Kauai Community College

campus, which is in a safe zone from tidal waves. 2. Flood warnings are issued by the National Weather Service. The extent and

locale of flood dangers will dictate action to be taken. During heavy rainfall on campus we must monitor the water level of the reservoirs and streams passing through the campus and warn individuals to stay clear of these water hazards.


I. MAJOR UTILITY OUTAGE In all cases of electricity, water or gas outage call the Facilities Manager at Ext. 333 (635-0154) or Ext. 364. 1. Electricity Outage

a. Disconnect all equipment, which could be damaged by power surge when electricity is restored (Faculty and Staff).

b. Turn off lights, appliances, window air conditioners and other energy

users to reduce power requirements for restoration (Faculty and Staff).

2. Water Outage a. Conserve water resources until restored; keep taps closed. If necessary,

request water distribution for essential use from the Board of Water Supply. Turn off all equipment (cooking steamers, boilers/stills) requiring water to operate.

3. Gas Outage/Leaks

a. Close all gas outlets (Maintenance Staff) for outages or leaks. Reminder: Pilot lights may have to be re-ignited after restoring gas service.

b. In case of leaks shut off all ignition sources (electrical equipment, open

flames), open doors to ventilate building, and evacuate building if necessary.


J. FALLEN AIRCRAFT, EXPLOSION OR THREAT OF EXPLOSION In the event of an aircraft crash, natural gas, gasoline or other volatile material explosion or threat of explosion, the following will be accomplished: 1. Explosion:

a. Take cover on the floor/ground when command “Down” is given. b. If the explosion occurs within the building, or threatens the building, the

Instructor should immediately implement action to evacuate the building.

c. Sound the fire alarm or shout alarm. d. Move to an area of safety and render first aid as necessary.

e. Call emergency 9911 and notify the Chancellor at Ext. 210. The

Chancellor will notify appropriate emergency response personnel. 2. Threat of Explosion

a. Sound the building fire alarm. b. Move to an area of safety at least 500 feet from the affected building.

c. Call emergency 9911 and notify the Chancellor at Ext. 210. The

Chancellor will notify appropriate emergency response personnel.

d. Stay off cell phones as they may trigger other improvised explosive devices (IED).

K. PANDEMIC CRISIS A pandemic is a condition in which a disease, such as influenza, has affected an exceptionally high proportion of the population over a wide geographic area. According to the Centers for Disease Control, three conditions must be met for a pandemic to start: 1) a new influenza virus subtype must emerge for which there is little or no human immunity; 2) it must infect humans and cause illness; and 3) it must spread easily and persistently among humans. Should an outbreak occur we will follow the advice of governmental and non-governmental experts to protect against exposure and the spread of the disease. At Kauai Community College, the Chancellor will be the pandemic coordinator aided by the response team: Name Title Phone Team Responsibility Helen Cox Chancellor,

Kaua‘i CC 245-8210 Coordinator and main channel

of communication to campus


Gary Nitta VC.of Admin Services

245-8230 Physical Resources

Char Ono Dir. Nursing 245-8310 Communication with local Health Agencies

Rick Carmichael Public Health Specialist

245-8307 Planning and Wellness Center

James Dire VC of Acad.Affairs 245-8229 Instructional programs Ramona Kincaid Dir. UC & Acad.

Supp. 245-8336 Non-instructional programs

Communication Directions and guidance will come from the president of the UH system regarding closure of events or classes related to the outbreak of the disease. In case of emergency the Chancellor will receive notification and contact the Pandemic Response Team. Depending on the situation, members of the Emergency Alert team (p. 5) will be contacted. All of the administrators are on the UH Alert system for emergency notifications as are many of the students and faculty and no doubt this system will be put into service. Kauai CC faculty and staff can all be contacted via the Alert Roster (p. 3) and department phone trees. The Team Coordinator will call the team together if the pandemic level is reached and provide a single channel of communication from Kauai Community College to the students, faculty, staff and general community. Information from local health agencies will be monitored by response team members the Director of Nursing and Rick Carmichael. Information can be disseminated to students and employees via the website, mass email, UH Alerts, Wellness Center, and word of mouth. Tasks Wellness center will help limit the spread of influenza on the campus by making information available, advise students, patients, … Operational plan for surge capacity? The website will provide links to the appropriate agencies and also provide infection control information. Closure plans will go into effect once the pandemic level has been reached and the disease has spread to Kauai. The Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs and the Director of the UC & Academic Support will guide the closure and prepare alternative plans for delivery of instruction if necessary. The Vice Chancellor of Admin Services will ensure the continuity of essential operation on the campus including payroll, security, maintenance, etc. The Vice Chancellor of Administrative Services will prepare for infection prevention according to system and Public Health guidelines. Recovery Plan


For information and resources on pandemic diseases, please go to the following government agency sites: Hawai‘i State Department of Health http://hawaii.gov/health/family-child-health/contagious-disease/index.html Centers for Disease Control http://www.cdc.gov/ National Pandemic Flu Information Page http://www.pandemicflu.gov

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