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Campus Director or any college administrator on duty will confirm that a bona fide emergency exists, determine the appropriate method of communication, and relay the message without delay. The Emergency Preparedness Plan will be reviewed at least once each year. Emergency exit lights are located at all exit points. Mre extinguishers are in several locations throughout the building. Anyone who sees fire or smoke should obtain the nearest fire extinguisher and operate according to instruction and immediately notify a member of the administrative staff. Administrative staff should call gii and give instructions for immediate building evacuation. Please refer to the Emergency Evacuation Map, which is located near the door of all classrooms, the clinical learning lab, the student lounge, and within the administrative offices in several locations. The AC main campus building has three sets of exit doors with rear exit doors remaining locked. The AC Stockton Campus has five sets of evacuation routes with rear exit doors remaining locked. The Salida campus has four exit doors: one in the front and three rear exit doors remaining locked. If an individual is physically injured or suffers an accident on Advanced College Premises, the following shall apply: PROCEDURE r Remain calm and immediately assess the situation v If there is any indication of pain, do not move the person, however if unless there is a threat to life, the person should be left in that location. If the person is injured, call gt1. Reply to all questions asked by the dispatcher before you hang up. Be sure to indicate to which floor the responders should report. Make sure that someone meets the emergency medical crew at the building entrance. Call a Vocational Nursing or Allied Health faculty with a CPR license or Director of Nursing to assess the situation. S Wait for emergency medical services or a faculty member to properly administer first aid safely so as not to jeopardize the health of others. Give the emergency medical service and crew room to administer first aid. STUDENT EMERGENCY INFORMATION All Advanced College students will be requested to provide their personal emergency contact information upon enrollment. Students should be responsible for keeping their emergency contact information up to date by contacting the School Admission Office during normal business hours or the Evening Coordinator during the evening class hours. EMPLOYEE EMERGENCY INFORMATION In the same manner, all College, employees will be requested to provide their personal emergency contact information. Employee emergency contact information can be found by contacting the Campus Director during normal business hours. CANCELLED CLASS OR CLINICAL EXPERIENCES Students will be notified by the Campus Director, Student Services Representative, or faculty member for cancelled classes. An administrative staff member will maintain contact with local authorities and apprise school staff and students of recommended actions when a severe weather condition occurs. In the event of high winds, tornadoes, hurricanes, etc., all building inhabitants should stay away from windows and remain in corridors. If severe weather occurs during classes or clinical session, the Campus Director or Chief Academic Officer will make the decision regarding early dismissal. A delayed schedule will apply only to the classes held on campus. When a clinical facility notifies AC of accreditation/agency visits and requests no presence of students for that day, the clinical instructor will notify the students and schedule makeup required as required. 40