Lockdown Procedures

To aid in the safety and protection of students, faculty, and staff, The University of 麻豆传媒 has identified two types of lockdowns: partial and full.

PARTIAL LOCKDOWN

A partial lockdown is the securing of all exterior doors of all facilities of The University of 麻豆传媒.
The exterior doors of the main campus, Duckworth Centre, Helen Betty Osborne Building, Asper Centre for Theatre and Film, Wesley Hall, and Sparling Hall can be secured remotely.
In facilities that cannot be secured remotely, a representative from these buildings will be contacted and requested to secure the exterior doors manually.
A partial lockdown can also be used to secure a particular area of the University where an incident has occurred that could affect the safety of the students, faculty, and staff.
During a partial lockdown, you may leave a building when an evacuation is ordered.

FULL LOCKDOWN

A full lockdown is the securing of all exterior doors and the locking or barricading of classrooms, offices, and conference rooms.
Students, faculty, and staff must remain in these rooms until advised that it safe to leave.
Students, faculty, and staff who are in public areas when a full lockdown is declared must proceed to a room that can be locked or barricaded and remain until advised that it is safe to leave.
A full lockdown is only used when a violent incident has or may occur that could impact the safety of students, faculty, and staff.

NOTIFICATION OF A PARTIAL OR FULL LOCKDOWN

People on campus may be notified in a number of ways when a full or partial lockdown is ordered: by the public address system, staff emails, Twitter, and personal contact.

PERSONAL ACTIONS DURING A FULL OR PARTIAL LOCKDOWN

Stay clear of exterior doors.
Do not let unauthorized persons into the building.
During a full lockdown barricade your room.
Get to a room that can be locked or barricaded.
Stay away from doors and windows.
Remain quiet and turn off cell phones.
One person should contact the police (911) and Security Services (204.786.6666) advising them of your location and the number of people in the room.
Do not enter the hallways unless advised to do so by the 911 operator, emergency services personnel, or Security Services.
If the fire alarm sounds, stay where you are unless you smell smoke, or are advised to leave by the 911 operator, emergency services, or Security Services.