Emergency Procedures

Evacuations
An evacuation order may be required for a variety of reasons. In most situations an evacuation signal will come in the form of the building fire alarm system.
Exit maps are posted in each classroom and gathering area. Become familiar with these to determine your exit route.
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Alarms
The fire alarm is indicated by a series of three buzzes.
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Acts or Threats of Violence
The threat of violence and acts of violence can pose risks to individuals and the institution.
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Active Threat
The possibility of an active assailant on campus is extremely remote but there are things you should consider for your personal safety.
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Hazardous Materials Spill
Follow the appropriate procedures/protocols for chemical, biological or radioactive materials exposure, spill or release.
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Severe Weather
Natural hazards, such as tornadoes and severe windstorms represent an uncontrollable risk that can have a devastating effect on life and property.
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Shelter in Place
The purpose of the shelter in place procedure is to ensure that all building occupants are able to relocate to a safe area within the building without delay in the event of dangerous incidents.
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Wildlife
Yukon University is home to a wide range of wildlife including bears, moose, coyotes, birds and deer.
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