Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved to ED 1-10
   
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

Specialty Nursing Includes But Is Not Limited To: Clinical Nurse Educators, Advanced Practice Nurses, Nursing Advancement, IV Therapy Nurses, Nursing Informatics

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Discuss with administration a safe appropriate place to relocate ambulances

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Discuss with administration a safe appropriate place to relocate ambulances

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

All Other Physicians Including But Not Limited To: Orthopedics, Diagnostic Referral, Pathology, Primary Care, Developmental Medicine, Genetics, Immunology, Behavioral Health, Endocrinology, Hematology/Oncology, Neurology, Nephrology, Pulmonology, Rheumatology, Weight Management, Rehabilitation, Otolaryngology, Transition Team, Dentistry, Ophthalmology, Urology

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Notification of a Hurricane Watch will arrive via The Logistics Center (TLC) paging system to the Environment of Care Safety Manager. This information will then be communicated to the Administrator on Call (AOC). Upon notification of a Hurricane Watch the Administrator on Call or designee will assume the role of Incident Commander.

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Notification of a Hurricane Watch will arrive via The Logistics Center (TLC) paging system to the Environment of Care Safety Manager. This information will then be communicated to the Administrator on Call (AOC). Upon notification of a Hurricane Watch the Administrator on Call or designee will assume the role of Incident Commander.

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

The Security Branch Director (SBD) will be activated in the instance Incident Command is opened. The SBD will obtain a copy of their Job Action Sheet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Monitor National Weather Service and local news for developing storms.
2. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
3. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
4. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

1. Upon notification of a Tropical Storm Warning, the Incident Commander/ Administrator on Call should now refer to the Code Brown Hurricane Response Plan
2. The Code Brown Hurricane Response Plan is to be used by the Incident Commander/ Administrator on Call to assist with the preparation of the Hospital Incident Command System (HICS) in an effort to provide safety for staff, physicians, patients, and hospital property

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

1. At this time the Hospital Incident Command System (HICS) is now in effect.
2. Should the storms intensity increase into a Hurricane Watch for the Orlando area, the Administrator on Call (after hours) will become the Incident Commander and should continue to follow the Code Brown Hurricane Response Plan.
3. The Incident Commander will open the Incident Command Center, located in the Administration Executive Conference Room, and activate the HICS assignments. The following list will be activated initially. Other assignments will be activated as deemed necessary. Each individual assigned to a job needs to obtain a copy of their Job Action Sheet:
   • Incident Commander
   • Logistic Chief
   • Planning Chief
   • Finance Chief
   • Operations Chief
   • Public Information Officer
   • Safety Officer
   • Liaison Officer
   • Security Branch Director
   • Medical Care Branch Director
   • Infrastructure Branch Director
   • Service Branch Director (Communications)
     • Refer to Emergency Operations Plan (EOP) Incident Command Job Action Sheets Section

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

1. During this phase continue to follow the Code Brown Hurricane Response Plan.
2. Ensure the staff are preparing for their ability to stay in the facility to care for patients.
3. Prepare the facility for the high winds and flooding.
4. Continue to listen to the local television and radio stations for updates and instructions.
5. Consider activating the following list of HICS jobs if not done prior to this Phase. All Chiefs need to be activated in Phase 3:
   • Staging Manager
   • Medical Care Branch Director
   • Infrastructure Branch Director
   • Nutritional Supply Unit Leader
   • Documentation Unit Leader
   • Support Branch Director
     • Refer to EOP Incident Command Job Action Sheets Section

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

1. Upon notification of a Tropical Storm Warning, the Incident Commander/ Administrator on Call should now refer to the Code Brown Hurricane Response Plan
2. The Code Brown Hurricane Response Plan is to be used by the Incident Commander/ Administrator on Call to assist with the preparation of the Hospital Incident Command System (HICS) in an effort to provide safety for staff, physicians, patients, and hospital property

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

1. At this time the Hospital Incident Command System (HICS) is now in effect.
2. Should the storms intensity increase into a Hurricane Watch for the Orlando area, the Administrator on Call (after hours) will become the Incident Commander and should continue to follow the Code Brown Hurricane Response Plan.
3. The Incident Commander will open the Incident Command Center, located in the Administration Executive Conference Room, and activate the HICS assignments. The following list will be activated initially. Other assignments will be activated as deemed necessary. Each individual assigned to a job needs to obtain a copy of their Job Action Sheet:
   • Incident Commander
   • Logistic Chief
   • Planning Chief
   • Finance Chief
   • Operations Chief
   • Public Information Officer
   • Safety Officer
   • Liaison Officer
   • Security Branch Director
   • Medical Care Branch Director
   • Infrastructure Branch Director
   • Service Branch Director (Communications)
     • Refer to Emergency Operations Plan (EOP) Incident Command Job Action Sheets Section

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

1. During this phase continue to follow the Code Brown Hurricane Response Plan.
2. Ensure the staff are preparing for their ability to stay in the facility to care for patients.
3. Prepare the facility for the high winds and flooding.
4. Continue to listen to the local television and radio stations for updates and instructions.
5. Consider activating the following list of HICS jobs if not done prior to this Phase. All Chiefs need to be activated in Phase 3:
   • Staging Manager
   • Medical Care Branch Director
   • Infrastructure Branch Director
   • Nutritional Supply Unit Leader
   • Documentation Unit Leader
   • Support Branch Director
     • Refer to EOP Incident Command Job Action Sheets Section

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Preparing for Hurricane Season

• Plant Operations will survey building exterior for potential hazards during a hurricane or a tropical storm (i.e. windows throughout the building and any outdoor furniture).

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Review facility status (construction, etc.)
2. Evaluate all construction sites for preparedness. Order additional action if necessary.
3. Complete building preparations (plywood, sandbags, etc.)
4. Activate damage control teams to respond to board broken windows, control leaks, and turn off damaged electrical services.
5. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
6. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
7. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Preparing for Hurricane Season

• Outline procedure for providing associate and visitor meals during and after hurricane.

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Preparing for Hurricane Season

• Review procedures on timekeeping and compensation.
• Update the department head list including phone numbers and submit to the Supervisor of Telecommunications by June 1st.

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Order the removal of chemical, biohazardous, and regular dumpster waste and return empty.
2. Order extra (hurricane order) linen.
3. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
4. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
5. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Conduct visual inventory for items in short supply. Order hurricane supplies to include: Medical, Surgical, Central Supplies, and Water.
2. Prepare alternative plan for access, delivery and receiving of supplies
3. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
4. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
5. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Discuss with administration a safe appropriate place to relocate ambulances

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

The Public Information Officer (PIO) will be activated in the instance Incident Command is opened. The PIO will obtain a copy of their Job Action Sheet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

Code BROWN

For a detailed response to Code BROWN events, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet

TROPICAL STORM WARNING:

When winds of 55 – 74 miles per hour are expected, a storm warning is added to the advisory message.

HURRICANE WATCH:

A Hurricane Watch means that hurricane conditions are a real possibility; it does not mean they are imminent. When a Hurricane Watch is issued, everyone in the area covered by the watch should listen to the local radio or television stations for update and advisories. Once a Hurricane Warning is issued persons in this area may need to take quick and decisive actions.

HURRICANE WARNING:

A Hurricane Warning means Hurricane conditions are expected within 24 hours. Hurricane warnings identify coastal area where winds of at least 74 miles per hour are expected to occur. A warning may alert areas where land fall is expected to anticipate conditions where water may become dangerously high. High waves, storm surge and flooding may contribute to the high water without high wind speeds over 74 miles per hour.

Department Heads:

1. Strongly urge all of your staff members to initiate actions to protect their home, family, and pets in the event of a hurricane watch or warning is announced.
2. Have Associate Preparation Checklists ready to distribute to staff.
3. Advise associates to:
   • Keep track of the storm’s status via radio and / or T.V.
   • Follow the City and County guidelines as they relate to storm status.
   • Follow Associate Preparation Checklist
   • Instruct before / during associates to make arrangements for their family and pets.

HURRICANE LANDFALL:

During this phase Hurricane winds, rain, storm surge and flooding are being felt. All preparation should be completed prior to this phase.

1. Ensure that all patients are moved from areas in which there may be windows breaking or failure of the structure. Patients may need to be moved into hallways.
2. Ensure that there is adequate water in all areas and consider water rationing.
3. Ensure there is food service
4. The Incident Commander and Section Chiefs will activate additional jobs from the HICS organizational chart as deemed necessary.
5. The Emergency Operating Plan will be used should other incident response plans be need for fire, utility outages, etc.

For additional information, checklists, and recovery processes, reference the Code BROWN HURRICANE Response Plan on the Nemours Policy Central or Intranet