Building Emergency Plan (BEP)
It is the responsibility of each supervisor to ensure that all of the people in his or her group have completed the BEP training and submitted the signed paper training certification.
BEP training and training record submission consists of:
- Reading the Emergency Procedures Guide flipbook & read your building's BEP (links are directly below).
- Complete, print, sign, get supervisor signature, send to Safety Coordinator or bring to WTHR 121
A PowerPoint presentation of the BRWN/WTHR BEP is available for the people in those buildings: BEP (BRWN/WTHR) PPT Presentation
Emergency Assembly Areas:
If you are in either BRWN or WTHR at the time of the evacuation alarm, find your building/floor in the chart to the right of the above map, and go to the corresponding EAA (Emergency Assembly Area) as indicated. Instructors and their class should stay together for at least 15 mins.
If you were close to the site of the incident that led to the evacuation, please stay in your EAA so that first responders can find you and ask questions. The more information that is available about the status of personnel who might have been injured or trapped, the better. Emergency responders will risk their lives looking for someone who is thought to be trapped; if that person is safely out of the building, that’s a very important piece of information!
Secondary locations (in case of inclement weather):
- All Emergency Assembly Area’s (EAA) from WTHR, which includes #6, #7, #8, #9, #10, should go inside Stewart Center (STEW).
- All Emergency Assembly Area’s (EAA) from BRWN, which includes #1, #2, #3, #4, #5, should go inside the Purdue Memorial Union (PMU).