• Accident – applies to any personal injury. Accident reports are not required for illness on campus unless injuries result (e.g. a seizure causes the person to fall and strike an object.)
• Students/Visitors – If the injury occurs to a student or visitor on the campus, an accident report should be submitted, but any medical expenses incurred must be paid for by the individual or their personal health insurance. If a student does not have insurance, they may contact the Student Leadership Office about medical and hospitalization insurance available to SCCC students enrolled for six credit hours or more per quarter. Go to room SAC 350 or call 587-6924 for rates or other information.
• Employee – An accident occurring to an employee or a work study student during their working hours is covered by Washington State Industrial Insurance. An injured employee who requires medical attention must advise the physician or hospital of this coverage immediately so they may initiate an industrial insurance form. The health care provider will then forward this form to the employer. At SCCC, the Department of Safety and Security receives and completes these reports on behalf of the college and forwards the finalized copies to the Department of Labor and Industries in Olympia. Any verbal or written communications received by an divisional office with regards to an injured employee(s) should be immediately submitted to the Department of Safety and Security.

• BE3148 ‑ Main Student Lab. Computer equipment is available for student use.
• BE3111 ‑ Faculty Lab. Computer equipment and computer software assistance is available for faculty use. Call Judy Blair, IT Services (587-6943) for additional information.
• SAM101, SAM102, and SAM301 – Math Labs and SAM202 – Interdisciplinary Science Lab. State of the art computer math labs used exclusively for scheduled science and math classes. SAM 101 and 102 are open in the afternoons for student use in the open lab (SAM 101) and the Math Path (SAM 102).

• If the person is seriously injured, do not move them unless there is a life-threatening danger (e.g. falling debris, fire, explosion).
• In a life-threatening emergency, immediately dial 911, and request medical aid.
  • State the nature of the problem
  • Give your address (1701 Broadway) and location in the building
  • Calmly and carefully provide the information requested by the 911 operator
  • Do not hang up until told to do so
• When you complete the 911 call, immediately notify the Department of Safety and Security at 587-5442, as they will need to meet the medical unit and guide them to the scene.
  • State the nature of the problem, the location and that you have already notified 911.
  • Provide as much information as possible about the illness or injury.
• Let the victim know help is on the way and keep them as calm and comfortable as possible. If you are first aid trained and feel it is needed, administer first aid.
• Remain with the victim until Safety/Security or emergency crews arrive.
• Victim should be asked to complete and submit an accident report (See Accident Reports) with the Department of Safety and Security upon their return.

• All persons shall move toward the nearest marked exit. Wheelchair occupants or persons with mobility impairment have first priority for the building elevators, but elevators should never be used in a fire or earthquake.
  • Time permitting, take briefcases, purses, backpacks, and jackets with you.
  • Also, close classroom doors, lock file cabinets and office doors as you calmly move to the nearest exit
• Verbal Notice to Evacuate: when a verbal evacuation order is given, do not hinder or delay the Safety/Security Officer or designee making the announcement with arguments or numerous questions about the incident. As soon as time permits, you will be fully briefed as to the nature of the emergency. For your safety, calmly comply with the directions given.
• Nearest Exit: An evacuation map is located in each classroom in the Broadway-Edison Building that will direct you to the nearest emergency exit. Make sure you and your students are aware of it BEFORE an evacuation. In the Science and Math Building, stairwells and elevators are located on the North and South sides of the building.
• Evacuation of Mobility Impaired Persons: During an evacuation or other emergency, students, staff, and visitors with disabilities may require special assistance from instructors, students, and/or college staff. Individuals with disabilities are encouraged to prepare for emergencies ahead of time by discussing their needs with appropriate personnel (i.e. instructor, classmates, staff).
  • Individuals with disabilities are encouraged to file an emergency status form with the office of Disability Support Services (587-4183 v/tty, room 1147 in the BE Building, info at (seattlecentral.edu/dept/accommodate.php).

Find clear student net login instructions at URL: http://seattlecentral.edu/it-services/studentLogin.pdf

Look under IT Services and then a quick link from “Student Zone”. Instructions are also posted in the BE demo rooms and labs. If you teach in one of those rooms and the directions are missing, please let NEED know.

To find your student login name, on the main college website, under Online Services, choose “get your login name”. Your password is the last six digits of your SID. If a student doesn’t know his/her SID they will have to get that from the registration area.

Everyone on that login list (ALL employees and ALL students) page has access to WiFi, a Google education account (@seattlecentral.edu) and the library reference computers. People whose names are in red type also have student network login, to use lab and demo computers, O: drive storage from the labs and demo rooms, and space for a “student” web page.