To achieve a coordinated emergency response at George Brown College we conduct security audits, threat and risk assessments, Hazard Identifications and Risk Assessments (HIRA’s), and help establish college-wide emergency procedures. We also conduct full reviews of College’s Emergency Plan, manage the Emergency Operations Centres (EOC), coordinate the Emergency Response Team, establish emergency routes and areas and are implementing the Emergency Notification System (ENS).
To support emergency preparedness we promote our procedures and Public Safety Canada’s materials as part of our educational campaign for safety awareness and introduce emergency exercises.
The College’s Emergency Plan
George Brown College Emergency Preparedness is governed by our Emergency Plan (E.P.), its design is based on the protocols of the CSA Z1600 (Emergency Management and Business Continuity Standard).
Emergency Notification System
As part of George Brown College’s emergency plan we are also implementing the Emergency Notification System (ENS).
Emergency Response Team
An Emergency Response Team (E.R.T.) has received institutional authorization to manage all incidents and emergencies impacting our campuses. This team responds to all college emergency situations; security personnel being the first responders with the addition of First Aid and Plant personnel assisting when warranted.
Emergency Exercises
For the purposes of training, and to ensure efficiency, emergency exercises are regularly conducted on all George Brown College campuses. Large or full scale training exercises are announced to the college community prior to activation in order to prevent unnecessary confusion. All large or full scale emergency training exercises will be posted to the George Brown College home page at www.georgebrown.ca and on insite.georgebrown.ca
To gain access to emergency procedures, please visit Emergency Procedures.
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