Evacuation, Shelter-in-Place, & Lock-Down/ Lock-Out
Evacuation, Shelter-in-Place, & Lock-Down/ Lock-Out
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LOCK-DOWN / LOCK-OUT
LOCK-DOWN / LOCK-OUT
Lock-Down
Lock-downs require staff to seek shelter where they are. Response is focused on personally securing oneself within an interior space, minimizing light and noise, lock doors, and based on the threat barricade doors. Wait for the “all clear” to be given before leaving the area
Lock-Out
In the event of a geographic area “shelter-in-place” warning communicated through mass communication channels (such as cellphones), the MIDB will immediately lock-out all public entrance doors until the shelter-in-place warning is lifted. Internal building operations may continue. Each operating unit is responsible for communicating to patients and guests
Basic Actions
Basic Actions
• Find a room that can be locked
• Dim lights. Stand away from
windows
Responder Actions
Responder Actions
For lock-downs it is best to find the nearest room with a door that can be locked from the inside. Dim lights. Stand away from windows. Follows steps in diagram below for Active Threats to people within the building (see below)
Request Police assistance by calling 9-1-1 if you observe criminal or suspicious/potentially-criminal-behavior
Basic Actions
Basic Actions
• Routine business may continue
• Do not open or prop entrances
Responder Actions
Responder Actions
Remain away from exterior windows and do not open or prop-open exterior entrances or exits. Routine business may continue as normal within the building
Building Security, Front Desk Coordinator, Facilities Representative, or Building Operations will manually secure entry points to the best of their ability as time allows
Request Police assistance by calling 9-1-1, if you observe criminal or suspicious, potentially criminal behavior
Update the MIDB Front Desk at 612-626-6440 as the situation allows
Supplemental Lock-Down Instruction
Supplemental Lock-Down Instruction
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