300 Jay Street
Namm Hall 109 (N-109)
Brooklyn, NY 11201
Phone: 718-260-5550
The ID Station is closed until further notice.
Faculty/Staff new hires by appointment only.
Please email Specialist Lettsome, ALettsome@citytech.cuny.edu
or, Specialist Bermudez, Gustavo.Bermudez48@citytech.cuny.edu for appoinments.
The Fundamentals:
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Violent or Criminal BehaviorSafety Protocol: Armed Subjects
What To Do If Taken Hostage
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When Children Are InvolvedChild AbductionAt various times of the year, City Tech will host sport related camps and academic programs for children and teenagers, and provides a day care facility on site . For the purpose of this policy any minor requiring adult supervision will be referred to as "children."
Note: Certified court orders with official seal should be on file with the Public Safety Department. For College representatives coordinating a program. In the event that a child and/or teenager is actually taken, the following steps are to be followed:
Note: NOTE: No contact will be made, nor information given to any member of the media. Contact the President's Office for guidance with custodial parent notification and refer media notification to the Special Assistant to the President 718-260-5400. Additional Child Abduction IssuesPsychological Crisis Psychological crisis exists when an individual, faculty, staff, student or visitor is threatening harm to himself/herself or to others, or may be out of touch with reality due to severe drug reactions or a psychotic breakdown. A psychotic breakdown can be manifested by hallucinations and uncontrolled behavior. If a psychological crisis occurs:
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Psychological CrisisDeath of Student/Faculty/Staff (On Campus) The College's senior administration should be informed within one hour after the notice of death is reported (when feasible), to collect accurate and detailed information about the death(s). Note: Depending on the situation, several meetings with College Officials and department representatives may be scheduled. It may also be necessary to include student representatives in some of the meetings and planning sessions. Issues necessary to cover:
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Explosion or Hazardous Materials IncidentA spill or release of hazardous materials must be reported immediately to the Department of Public Safety (5555) and then the Health and Safety Department (5858). After normal business hours, Public Safety will utilize Health and Safety Department's emergency call list to contact department representatives. In the event of an explosion or hazardous materials incident with injuries, call 911 immediately.
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Toxic Fume Release (Off Campus)During an accidental industrial or transportation-related release of toxic fumes from chemicals or other incidents where the air quality threatens persons at any of the College buildings, Sheltering in Place is recommended.
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Large Scale IncidentIn the event that a large scale incident occurs, such as an airplane crash on campus, take the following actions:
IMPORTANT: After any evacuation, report to your designated campus area assembly point. |
Bomb Threat
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Temperature Extreme/Gas Leaks /Utility FailureTemperature ExtremeEmployees working in temperature extremes, heat or cold related, should be provided with frequent work rest periods and fluids. It is recommended that clothing be layered and head wear worn to hold in body heat or diffuse direct sunlight. As per recommended manufacture's guidelines, University vehicles must be maintained with appropriate coolant levels. Prior to seasons with extreme temperatures, fluid levels and coolant systems should be inspected. Utility Failure
Gas LeaksNatural gas leaks, with an odor in the building, may occur and if so are a sign of danger such as an explosion. Natural gas rises and will often be outside since most gas lines are buried outside buildings. Natural gas is mixed with tertiary butyl mercaptan to give it the odor we recognize. As the gas rises the odor will fall. If a leak or odor is suspected or confirmed in a building or in close proximity:
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