Maintaining a safe and secure campus environment is the primary responsibility of the Department of Public Safety. The University's excellent record in this area attests to the effectiveness of the department and its programs.
Keeping in mind that Public Safety should always be called immediately in emergency situations (x4444), the procedures outlined in this manual are to be considered not as rules, but as guidelines to be followed in the judgement of the individual employee.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Buildings Committee Phone Numbers
Assistance Phone Numbers
Alphabetical Reference Section
- Animals
- Bomb Threats
- Children
- Fire
- First Aid
- First Aid: Persons Certified in CPR/Location of First Aid Kits
- Harassment-- Physical, Verbal, Sexual
- Mechanical - Electrical - Power Failure
- Problem Patrons
- Rape
- Theft of Library Materials
- Theft of Personal Property
- Toxic Fumes, Substances
- Water Damage, Leaks
- Weather, Inclement
Appendices
- Fire Instruction Sheet (To be posted in all Library units)
- Locations of Fire Extinguishers
- Medical Emergency Form
(To be filled out by each staff member and filed in the Administrative Office) - University Accident or Injury Procedures
- University Accident/Injury Report Form
- Emergency Notification List
- University Policy on Sexual Harassment and Sexual Assault
Drew Human Rights Policy: Policy on Discrimination, Harassment and Assault - N.J. Code of Criminal Justice. Theft and Related Offenses.
- Malicious or Threatening Phone Calls
- Work Schedule Affected by Weather Conditions
- Decision to Close Library
- Drew Crime Statistics
- History of the Emergency Manual