Tenant Handbook

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  1. Introduction
    1. Welcome
    2. Transwestern
  2. Emergency Procedures
    1. Emergency Telephone Numbers
      1. Emergency Telephone Numbers
    2. Bomb Threat
      1. Bomb Threat via Telephone
      2. Bomb Threat via Mail
      3. Bombs by Mail
      4. Telephone Bomb Threat Checklist
    3. Evacuation Procedures
      1. Emergency Evacuation Preparation
      2. Disabled or Handicapped Individuals
      3. All Clear Signal
    4. Explosion/Chemical/Hazardous Waste
      1. Explosion/Chemical/Hazardous Waste
    5. Fire Emergency Procedures
      1. In the Event of a Fire
      2. Safe Evacuation Tips
      3. Fire Extinguishers
      4. Fire Prevention Rules
    6. Other Emergencies
      1. Civil Disturbance/Riots
      2. Robbery/Theft/Vandalism
      3. Accident or Illness
      4. Elevator Emergencies
    7. Weather Related Events
      1. Power Failure
      2. Severe Weather
      3. Snow and Ice
  3. Forms
    1. Forms

Snow and Ice

Severe winter storms often involve heavy snow, strong winds, ice, and freezing rain. Heavy ice and snow can also cause structural damage and power outages.

Sidewalks and parking areas may become extremely slippery. Use extreme caution while walking. Never run. Follow pathways that are clear and have had a de-icer applied. Use handrails when available.

 

Winter Storm Watch – means that severe winter weather is possible.

 

Winter Storm Warning - means that severe weather is anticipated.

 

Blizzard Warning - means that severe winter weather with sustained winds in excess of 35 mph is expected.

 

Traveler’s Advisory - means that severe winter conditions may make driving difficult, dangerous or impossible.

 

Listen to the local radio and/or television stations for updated weather information.