Building Health & Safety

When there is a health or life emergency, call the 911 general dispatch (9-911 on your Stanford phone or 911 from another phone).

 

WORKSTATIONS
Course URL Notes
EHS-3400: Ergonomics-Computer Workstation axess.stanford.edu

Recommended for those who have concerns regarding their workstation.

Stanford staff can register by searching the STARS catalog for 'EHS-3400.'

FOR BUILDING ONLY ACCESS, complete the REQUIRED safety training courses.

EHS-4200: General Safety, Injury Prevention

 axess.stanford.edu

BUILDINGS:

  • Allen Building
  • Allen Annex (AllenX)
  • Packard Building

WHEN COMPLETE: Email (1) certificate of completion AND (2) your SUID# to Kenny Green, kennygee@stanford.edu

FOR LAB ACCESS, complete the REQUIRED safety training courses.

Instructional Lab Mandatory Safety Training

 Basic Lab Safety Training and Quiz Link

All the students who will use the instructional labs must complete the basic lab safety training and send the quiz result to the class TA.

Teaching Lab Lab Safety Coordinator, Aria Rashidi, ariar@stanford.edu
Introduction to soldering training  Introduction to Soldering and Quiz Link

Complete the introduction to soldering training and send the quiz result to the class TA.
Maker Space Lab Basic Lab Safety Training and Quiz Link

Maker Space Lab Safety Coordinator, Jeff Stribbling, stribs@stanford.edu

 

Building Emergency Contacts:
PACKARD ALLEN / ALLENX GATES SPILKER
Kenny Green, (650) 804-2032 (cell) Kenny Green, (650) 804-2032 (cell) Omar Ochoa, (650) 723-4549 (office) Alberto Garcia, (650) 304-9497 (cell)
Network Emergency Contacts:
PACKARD ALLEN / ALLENX GATES SPILKER
John DeSilva,(408) 242-5277 (cell) Thomas Carlson, (650) 725-3645 Joe Little, (650) 438-2097 (cell) Garrett Funk, (707) 287-2778 (cell)
Evacuation Assembly Points (EAP):
PACKARD ALLEN / ALLENX GATES SPILKER
EAP #104 on Jane Stanford Way sidewalk, near the roundabout fountain EAP #104 on Jane Stanford Way sidewalk, near the roundabout fountain EAP ET #217 Outside of Bass Biology Building, on North-South Axess Rd.                   EAP #106 in the center of the Engineering Quad
What To Do In An Emergency:
TYPE OF EMERGENCY RESPONSE

Health Threatening - Fire, toxic spills, gas leak
  • Pull the fire alarm if the alarm is not already sounding;
  • Leave the building immediately;
  • Meet at your assigned Evacuation Assembly Point (EAP);
  • DO NOT re-enter the building until cleared by the Site Commander.
Major Earthquake
  • Take cover; wait for the shaking to stop;
  • Leave the building & meet at your assigned Evacuation Assembly Point (EAP);
  • DO NOT pull the fire alarm unless there is a health-threatening hazard.
Life-Threatening Medical Emergency (if in doubt, treat it as an emergency)
  • Call out for help;
  • Dial 9-911 or 911 immediately (DO NOT hang up until told to do so);
  • DO NOT move the victim unless it is necessary;
  • First Aid - Automated External Defibrillator (AED)/Oxygen units are clearly marked and located in your building.
Non-Health Threatening Emergency(building & facilities)
  • During work hours, call your building's emergency contact (above);
  • After hours, call Work Control at (650) 723-2281.
Electrical Power Outage
  • Emergency backup lights should come on within 15 seconds. Prolonged outages could result in the activation of the EE Hotline: (650) 725-4878.
Odor in the Labs
  • Evacuate if the alarm is sounding;
  • Leave the immediate area and make sure others leave and close the door;
  • During work hours, notify your building's emergency contact (listed above). During non-working hours, call EH&S: (650) 725-9999.