Neal,
1. No 4-gas meter; 1600 students.
2. No.
Sorry for the explanations; these may help you get a “sense of the community”, though:
Like most small colleges, we have NO “EH&S department”. (Some small colleges don’t even had CHOs! Yikes.)
I am the CHO (an ersatz “EH&S” department) and, as a volunteer firefighter (officer) I am thoroughly familiar with the ICS. Most small school faculty/CHOs would not be, I suspect.
Dave
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In relation to a project I am working on, I have 2 very specific questions:
1.
Does your EH&S department have a functional 4-gas meter and know how to use it? What size institution are you?
2.
Is your EH&S department conversant with the
operational details of the Incident Command System?
Please reply to the list; long answers are NOT needed… I am trying to get a sense of the community as I develop a major proposal
Thanks
Neal
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