Earthquake safety

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Earthquake safety by Mind Map: Earthquake safety

1. Seismic Hazard Mitigation Policy

1.1. Free Standing Partitions

1.1.1. Must Be Braced or Anchored to Prevent Them From Tipping Over

1.1.2. Submit Bldg. Services iRequest for Service

1.2. Overhead Cabinets Closed/Latched

1.3. No Heavy Objects Above Your Desk

2. Home Earthquake Preparedness

2.1. Learn First Aid/CPR

2.2. Organize Neighborhood to Be Self-Sufficient After an Earthquake

2.3. Prepare Earthquake Emergency Kit

3. Home Earthquake Emergency Kit

3.1. 1 Gallon of Water per Person per Day

3.2. First Aid Kit/Book

3.3. 3 Days of Food

3.4. Non-Electric Can Opener

3.5. Flashlights, & Batteries

3.6. Essential Medications

3.7. Blankets/Sleeping Bag

4. During an Earthquake – Indoors

4.1. Stay There! Do NOT Run Outside

4.2. Stay Calm & Remember the Phase

4.2.1. Duck – And Look for Cover

4.2.2. Cover – Under a Sturdy Desk or Table

4.2.3. Hold – Onto the Furniture Leg Until Shaking Stops

5. Outdoors

5.1. Stay Clear of Buildings & Power Lines

5.2. If Driving

5.2.1. Stop If Safe, But Stay Inside Car

5.2.2. Stay Away from Bridges, Overpasses & Tunnels

6. UCOP Earthquake Preparedness

6.1. Each Floor Containing

6.1.1. Food & Water for Three Days

6.1.2. First Aid Kit

6.1.3. Rescue & Repair Tools

6.1.4. Flashlights, Battery-Operated Radio, Spare Batteries

6.2. Individuals

6.2.1. Walking Shoes

6.2.2. Individual Prescription Medications (Enough for Three Days)

7. Individual Work Area Preparedness

7.1. Remove or Secure Heavy Overhead Items which May Fall On You or Block Your Egress

7.2. Secure Breakables with Quake Putty or Museum Gel

8. Home Earthquake Preparedness

8.1. Secure Pictures

8.2. Secure Hot Water Heater

8.3. Wrench Near Emergency Gas Shut Off

8.4. Secure Heavy Items

9. 8During an Earthquake – In an Elevator

9.1. Will Not Fall Down the Shaft

9.2. May Stop & Lights May Go Out

9.3. Use Emergency Alarm

10. After Initial Shock Have Subsided

10.1. Use Emergency Supplies If Necessary

10.2. Remain Calm & Be Prepared for Aftershocks

10.3. Check for Obvious Hazards & Damage on Your Floor