Emergency information

• Campus security numbers
• Emergency procedures
  • Emergency evacuation procedures - general
  • Assault or Sexual assault
  • Bomb threat
  • Civil disturbance, siege or attack
  • Disturbed or hostile person
  • Evacuation procedures for people with a disability
  • Fire
  • Gas leaks
  • Power failure
  • Robbery
  • Severe storms / flood
  • Serious injury/illness
  • Sudden death (eg. suicide)
  • Threat, harassment or stalking
• Incident reporting
• Emergency personnel and equipment

• Assess the casualty and location: identify any threats to your safety and to others.
• If it is safe to do so remove, contain or control the threat to ensure that you are not placed in danger and that no further harm comes to the casualty.
• If it is safe to do so assess the casualty’s condition and the need for assistance.
• Do not move a casualty unless they are exposed to a life-threatening situation.
• Contact your campus security/emergency response or your building warden.
• • If there is no answer call emergency services on 000. Try to call campus security/emergency response again to inform them of the emergency.
• Remain with the casualty and administer first aid as appropriate until assistance arrives.
• Follow the instructions of relevant emergency services personnel and campus security/emergency response personnel.
• After the incident has been made safe, complete and submit an incident report.