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       3201 & 3301 C Street

       3000 A Street

       2550 Denali Street

       International and C Street

Building Management

       Holidays

       Leasing

Building Security

       Calais Office Center Access

       Denali Tower North Access

       3000 A Street Access

       International and C Street Access

       Deliveries

       General Office Security

       Key and Lock Policy

       Lost and Found

       Solicitation

Emergency Procedures

       Active Shooter

       Bomb Threat

       Civil Disturbance

       Earthquake

       Elevator Malfunction

       Emergency Contacts

       Evacuation

       Fire and Life Safety

       Flooding

       Homeland Security

       Medical Emergency

       Pandemic Preparedness

       Power Failure

       Severe Weather

       Toxic Hazards

       Volcanic Eruption

Building Services and Amenities

       Building Signage and Directory

       Cleaning

     Elevators

       Forms

       HVAC

       Lighting

       Mail Service

       Maintenance Requests

       Recycling

       Conference Center

       North Cup Café

       Parking

       Building Rules and Regulations

       Contractors

       Insurance Protection

       Moving Procedures

       Smoking

       Tenant Function Guidelines

The Neighborhood

Earthquake

In the event of an earthquake, do not attempt to leave the building. You are safer within the building until the initial tremors subside. If evacuation is necessary, know where the locations of possible safe refuge areas are outside and away from the building. Beware of falling glass and electrical lines.

1. It is recommended that you have available in your tenant space:

  • A first aid kit
  • Transistor radio and flashlight with extra batteries
  • Heavy gloves in case of broken glass
  • Rubber-soled shoes
  • A 72-hour minimum supply of medication (if on medication)
  • One or two bottles of water per employee – rotate regularly

2. Have a plan for reuniting with your family. Have an out-of-state contact person for your family members to contact.

For more information on earthquake preparedness, contact the American Red Cross or your local fire department.

Earthquake Procedures

During
  1. Remain calm. Do not exit the building. Do not use elevators. If you are in an elevator, exit as soon as possible.
  2. Take cover under a desk or another sturdy object or against the wall in the core of the building. Protect your head. DUCK, COVER, and HOLD.
  3. Move away from the building exterior. Stay away from windows, bookcases, filing cabinets, and any objects that may fall or shatter.
  4. Do not take cover in emergency stairwells.
After
  1. Check for injured and assist if possible. Do not move a seriously injured person unless they are in immediate danger.
  2. Inspect your floor for damage. Check for fires. Check for gas and water leaks and electrical shorts. If you suspect a gas leak, DO NOT use matches or cigarette lighters or turn on electrical switches or appliances. If you smell gas, contact the management office immediately.
  3. Open doors carefully. Watch for falling objects.
  4. Wear shoes for protection from debris and broken glass.
  5. Stay away from windows/glassed areas.
  6. Replace telephone receivers, in case the telephone system works. Use telephones for emergency call ONLY.
  7. Listen to the radio for emergency reports.
  8. Do not spread rumors regarding the building condition, the extent of damage, and injuries. This may cause a panic.
  9. Cooperate with the public safety officials.
  10. Be prepared for aftershocks.
  11. Notify the management office of any damage to the building.