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It is the policy of the Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance (DCAMM) to have a detailed Occupant Emergency Plan, which shall include the maintenance of a network of Emergency Team Leaders from every agency and work area. These Emergency Team Leaders are trained tenant agency personnel familiar with the Occupant Emergency Plan. In addition, they appoint agency personnel to various Evacuation Team positions, assist DCAMM with fire safety issues on their floors, advise and direct tenants during fire drills and actual emergencies. DCAMM staff shall meet routinely with Emergency Team Leaders.
It shall be the responsibility of all Emergency Team Leaders to be familiar with the Occupant Emergency Plan and keep current records of all personnel with disabilities. All tenants of a work area are required to obey the direction of their Emergency Team Leaders during an emergency situation and adhere to the Occupant Emergency Plan. Emergency Team Leaders are responsible for the entire floor, not just the agency/area in which they work. If for any reason an Emergency Team Leader leaves his or her position in state government or transfers to another location, it is the agency’s responsibility to inform DCAMM of his or her departure.
The McCormack Building is defined as a high rise structure for fire response and evacuation planning purposes. The evacuation response for a high rise is to evacuate three floors in the event of any alarm activation: the alarm floor, the floor above and the floor below. Occupants of each affected floor should evacuate downward three levels when they get the alarm notification on their floor. Floors not affected by the alarm will not get the alarm notifications. Fire alarm activations occur in two parts: the alert and the alarm. The sequence of alarm activations and required occupant actions are noted in the table below. For specific information please see the McCormack Building Occupant Emergency Plan Floor Evacuation Chart.
Alarm Sequence
Signals
Locations Notified
Actions Required
Recorded message repeated 3 times:
1.) Emergency in the building 2.) IF YOUR floor is involved an evacuation alarm will follow
ALL CLEAR
(Fire Dept. must authorize.)
FIRE FLOOR
FLOORS TO EVACUATE
EVACUATE DOWN TO:
Plaza
Plaza, Lobby, and 2nd Floor.
Outside the building
Lobby
Plaza, Lobby, 2nd Floor,
and 3rd Floor
2nd Floor
Lobby, Plaza, 2nd Floor,
3rd Floor
2nd Floor, 3rd Floor and 4th Floor
4th Floor
5th Floor
2nd Floor Inside
6th Floor
3rd Floor Inside
7th Floor
4th Floor Inside
7th Floor (mechanical floor)
8th Floor
5th Floor Inside
9th Floor
10th Floor
11th Floor
8th Floor Inside
12th Floor
9th Floor Inside
13th Floor
10th Floor Inside
14th Floor
11th Floor Inside
15th Floor
12th Floor Inside
16th Floor
13th Floor Inside
17th Floor
14th Floor Inside
18th Floor
15th Floor Inside
19th Floor
16th Floor Inside
20th Floor
17th Floor Inside
21st Floor
18th Floor Inside
22nd Floor (mechanical room)
19th Floor Inside
