• Safety Resources:  306-966-4675
• External response:  911
• Campus response – Protective Services:  306-966-5555

• Automated External Defibrillators AED are available at specific locations on campus – AED Map
• Protective Services  306-966-5555 personnel carry AEDs in their vehicles, and are trained to use the AEDs.

As a faculty member and staff of the College of Arts and Science, you occupy an office, and you may utilize classrooms, research labs and meeting rooms, on a daily basis.

Please familiarize yourself with the Emergency Response Plans ERPs for the buildings in which you spend your time daily.

Each Arts and Science building ERP is a comprehensive document that provides preparedness and response information on what to do in the event of potential emergencies relating to work, academic and research activities happening in that particular building. All university personnel are expected to become familiar with the ERP(s) which are applicable to their particular work areas and work activities.

All professors and instructors are being asked to orient their students during general course orientation session about how to respond in the event of an emergency. This includes:

• Reviewing the evacuation route from the course location to the appropriate marshalling area.
• Knowing the nearest safe area or shelter in the event of severe weather or a building lockdown. 

Buildings that have maps for such Emergency Evacuation Protocols (downloadable PDFs) are listed below. If your office building and/or classroom building is not listed below, refer to the more comprehensive Building ERP on the OHC website.

Local Safety Committee 1: Buildings with significant A&S occupancy (offices, labs, classrooms, exhibition space), including:

Administration Building; Agriculture Building; Arts and Science Tower; A&S Link; Archeology; Education Building; McLean Hall; Mitchell Building; Murray Building; Research Annex; Williams Building

• For non-emergency safety concerns in these buildings: contact chair of LSC Peter Krebs

Local Safety Committee 2: Buildings with significant A&S occupancy (offices, labs, classrooms), including:

Collaborative Science Research Building/WP Thompson Building (lecture halls); Geology Building; Kirk Hall; Physics Building; Thorvaldson Building; Campus Observatory

• For non-emergency safety concerns in these buildings: contact chair of LSC Peter Krebs

• Occupational Health Committee
• Current and past OHC minutes