Local Freezer Company Name: Phone: LOCATIONS OF EMERGENCY SYSTEMS A floor plan of the library can be attached to your disaster plan to show staff where emergency systems are located. Make sure to include fire suppression systems (fire extinguishers, fire hoses) and main utilities (main water shut-off valve, sprinkler shut-off valve, main electrical cut-off switch, main gas and heating/cooling system controls) which may be needed if an emergency/disaster takes place. EMERGENCY SUPPLIES Every institution should keep a basic supply and equipment kit on hand to be used in an emergency. The kit should be stored in one or more watertight containers and clearly labeled to keep staff from removing items by mistake. Make sure to indicate the quantity of supplies your institution has on hand and where the supplies are located. These supplies should be inventoried at least annually, if not more often. Below are just some of the items you may want as emergency supplies: Batteries First aid kit Plastic buckets Boots, rubber Flashlights Plastic sheeting Boxes Gloves Protective glasses Brooms Markers Radio, battery operated Buckets Masks Scissors Camera, disposable Mops Sponges Clipboards Notepads Toolkit Dustpans Packing tape Utility knife (and blades) Extension cords Paper towels Yellow caution tape Fans Plastic trash bags Walkie-talkies FIRST AID KIT A first aid kit should be accessible to handle minor medical emergencies. All staff should know where the kit is located in case they need it. The kit should contain the following: Rubbing alcohol Gauze bandages Swabs Antiseptic Gauze pads Pocket mask Band-Aids Latex gloves Surgical tape Eye wash Ice bag
Local Freezer Company Name: Phone: LOCATIONS OF EMERGENCY SYSTEMS A floor plan of the library can be attached to your disaster plan to show staff where emergency systems are located. Make sure to include fire suppression systems (fire extinguishers, fire hoses) and main utilities (main water shut-off valve, sprinkler shut-off valve, main electrical cut-off switch, main gas and heating/cooling system controls) which may be needed if an emergency/disaster takes place. EMERGENCY SUPPLIES Every institution should keep a basic supply and equipment kit on hand to be used in an emergency. The kit should be stored in one or more watertight containers and clearly labeled to keep staff from removing items by mistake. Make sure to indicate the quantity of supplies your institution has on hand and where the supplies are located. These supplies should be inventoried at least annually, if not more often. Below are just some of the items you may want as emergency supplies: Batteries Boots, rubber Boxes Brooms Buckets Camera, disposable Clipboards Dustpans Extension cords Fans First aid kit Flashlights Gloves Markers Masks Mops Notepads Packing tape Paper towels Plastic trash bags Plastic buckets Plastic sheeting Protective glasses Radio, battery operated Scissors Sponges Toolkit Utility knife (and blades) Yellow caution tape Walkie-talkies FIRST AID KIT A first aid kit should be accessible to handle minor medical emergencies. All staff should know where the kit is located in case they need it. The kit should contain the following: Rubbing alcohol Antiseptic Band-Aids Eye wash Gauze bandages Gauze pads Latex gloves Ice bag Swabs Pocket mask Surgical tape
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