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College of Life Sciences Emergency Plan

Purpose


All College personnel should review emergency procedures annually. BYU is committed to the welfare of its students, faculty, staff and visitors. The University maintains an emergency operations plan that is designed to help university employees respond appropriately when emergency conditions exist. This college plan supports the university emergency operations plan. This plan cannot address all emergency situations. Use caution, common sense, and good judgment in approaching any situation. If, under the specific circumstances, the recommendations found in this plan might reasonably lead to injury or damage, do not use them.

This plan is intended to prepare the College of Life Sciences:

  1. To support the BYU emergency operations plan (EOP) with the major goals of:

    • Saving lives
    • Preserving and protecting property (both personal and the University's)
    • Restoring the University's (and College's) critical functions so the mission of the University can continue
  2. To establish within the College of Life Sciences responsibilities and authority for mitigation, preparation, response and recovery from potential emergencies and disasters.
  3. To establish a basis and organization for the College of Life Sciences response to emergency situations, to include the coordination of disaster operations and the management of critical resources.

Scope


This plan applies to all areas of the College of Life Science's on BYU's Provo campus, the Lytle Ranch and any other satellite location operated by the college. This plan does not supersede the BYU EOP. Requirements for recovery are based upon critical functions, therefore this plan:

  1. Addresses the critical needs of the College of Life Sciences’ at Brigham Young University
  2. Covers College and Department activities in the Life Science Museum, Eyring Building, Richards Building Smith Field House, Life Sciences Greenhouse, LSB and all other buildings or areas assigned to the College and applies to all personnel within the College.
  3. Conforms to and supports the General BYU Emergency Preparedness Plan.