information to the emergency responders. Or call 911 and provide information. Water Leaks/Flooding In the event of water leaks, try to contain the leakage in a container to minimize damage or safety hazards. If it is a significant water leak, avoid the areas where water has accumulated, and wait for help. Water makes an excellent conductor of electricity; thus electric shock is a strong possibility. Gas Leak If you discover a gas leak: Cease all operations. Call 911. Evacuate the area. Do not switch lights or electrical equipment on or off. Violent or Criminal Behavior Missouri S&T strives to provide a safe and secure work environment for all employees. Toward this end, intimidation, threats and acts of violence, with or without the presence of a weapon, will not be tolerated. Individuals found to engage in behavior in violation of this policy will be subject to discipline up to and including termination. Employees, who are the victims of violence, believe they may be the recipients of violence, or who have knowledge of potential violence against others, are encouraged to promptly notify an appropriate administrator, University Police Department and/or Resources, Affirmative Action, Diversity & Inclusion Department. Hostage situation In the event of a hostile action against personnel or a facility at Missouri University of Science and Technology call 911. If possible, evacuate the area where the event is taking place. Make careful mental notes of as much factual information as possible. This should include information like: Location of incident. Number and identity of hostages or perpetrators. Type and number of weapons or communications devices that are apparent. As much descriptive information as possible concerning the perpetrators. Individuals with Mental Health Issues A person whose behavior has become threatening, disruptive, or violent requires a different kind of approach. A very small number of people become aggressive when they are extremely frustrated by a situation that seems beyond their control. Although most individuals
information to the emergency responders. Or call 911 and provide information. Water Leaks/Flooding In the event of water leaks, try to contain the leakage in a container to minimize damage or safety hazards. If it is a significant water leak, avoid the areas where water has accumulated, and wait for help. Water makes an excellent conductor of electricity; thus electric shock is a strong possibility. Gas Leak If you discover a gas leak: Cease all operations. Call 911. Evacuate the area. Do not switch lights or electrical equipment on or off. Violent or Criminal Behavior Missouri S&T strives to provide a safe and secure work environment for all employees. Toward this end, intimidation, threats and acts of violence, with or without the presence of a weapon, will not be tolerated. Individuals found to engage in behavior in violation of this policy will be subject to discipline up to and including termination. Employees, who are the victims of violence, believe they may be the recipients of violence, or who have knowledge of potential violence against others, are encouraged to promptly notify an appropriate administrator, University Police Department and/or Resources, Affirmative Action, Diversity & Inclusion Department. Hostage situation In the event of a hostile action against personnel or a facility at Missouri University of Science and Technology call 911. If possible, evacuate the area where the event is taking place. Make careful mental notes of as much factual information as possible. This should include information like: Location of incident. Number and identity of hostages or perpetrators. Type and number of weapons or communications devices that are apparent. As much descriptive information as possible concerning the perpetrators. Individuals with Mental Health Issues A person whose behavior has become threatening, disruptive, or violent requires a different kind of approach. A very small number of people become aggressive when they are extremely frustrated by a situation that seems beyond their control. Although most individuals
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