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Nova Website Emergency Instructions
For Evacuation, Shelter In Place, Lab Safety, Flu and More….
http://www.nvcc.edu/manassas/emergency/
Register your cell phone for NOVA Alert. NOVA Alert sends text messages to your cell
phone and email addresses about weather closings and emergencies.
To be part of NOVA Alert, you must register for it!
NOVA Alert Emergency Announcements
http://www.nvcc.edu/manassas/emergency
Emergency Signals
Fire Alarm & Flashing Lights = Evacuate
“Air Raid Siren/Voice” = Shelter in Place
Westminster Chimes = All Clear; return to normal
Emergency Announcements
Classroom Phones
These phones may be used to alert faculty and students about an emergency
Warning!
DO NOT USE STAIRS IF STAIRWELL SEEMS TO CONTAIN SMOKE OR
EXCESSIVE HEAT.
Take all belongings with you!
There may be no re-entry into buildings.
Emergency Wardens Know What To Do. Follow Their Instructions! Take all belongings ! Don’t use cell phones!
Take the nearest external exit to the outdoors and go to the Assembly Area: on the grass by the fence at the large B Lot in front of campus.
Do not go into the roads or traffic circle! Report to the Assembly Warden at that location.
Wardens should account for all students and staff, and Instructors will be asked to take roll.
Evacuation Directions in front of both
Colgan and Howsmon Halls
DO NOT GO INTO THE ROADWAYS
OR THE TRAFFIC CIRCLE
EMERGENCY PERSONNEL AND
VEHICLES NEED THOSE AREAS!
Evacuation Directionsin the back of both
Colgan and Howsmon Halls
If you exit via a stairwell, you must go all the way to the 1st floor exit.
Then go to the Basketball Hoop in the middle of the B parking lot behind Howsmon Hall.
Evacuation Directions
MT and MS Buildings
Take your belongings andGo to the playing fields between the two
buildings
Unless Otherwise Directed
By Police Or Emergency Authority
Assembly Area for MS, MT, MM
Use Athletic Field Between MS and MT Near Tree Line (Away From Buildings)
DO NOT LEAVE CAMPUS!
• Do not exit campus until directed to do so by police or emergency authorities.
• We have only one exit road and that road may be needed by emergency personnel!
• The alarm may signal only an evacuation drill, and classes may resume quickly!
• Do not turn on cell phones until the police give permission.
During Prolonged Evacuations
Tents may be used to protect from weather; for medical triage; for press; and for Incident Command Center
Signs may designate Purpose of each tent
Campus has 4 tents
What Kind Of Shelter In Place Emergency?
Listen to speaker system and to emergency wardens for instructions!
Weather Emergencies Police Emergencies
The actions to be taken are different for these two kinds of emergencies
Announcements are made periodically, if information/staff are available.
SHELTER IN PLACEWEATHER EMERGENCY
“Weather Emergency” Means: Go to the designated shelter areas. Take all your belongings. Wait for “all clear” signal.
Announcements will be made as information becomes available.
Shelter In Place – Weather Emergency
Shelter in place instructions are near the door of your classroom.
Contact the Business Office if you need a wallet size green card with instructions for sheltering in place and for evacuations.
The Emergency Wardens know where the closest shelter in place locations are. Follow their instructions.
Look for these signs. Restrooms also may be used.
“Police Emergency” Means shelter in place
where you are (or in the nearest room)
Gather your belongings in case evacuation follows.
Do not use cell phones until authorized.
Wait for All Clear Signal.
Announcements will be made as more information is available.