Floor wardens are members of a team of volunteer wardens who provide the initial organized response to emergencies. Emergency? Dial 250–370–3075for help in any emergency or3075from any campus phone.For non-emergency access to Campus Safety, please call 250-370-4567. Responsibilities Some buildings and floors have populations large enough that the floors need to be divided into multiple Areas of Responsibility (AOR) which are coordinated by individual area wardens. If there are three or more AORs on a single floor, floor wardens are responsible for ensuring that all the area wardens and instructors are accounted for.Floor wardens assist the building warden with communications between the incident commanders, the Emergency Operations Centre, and the Emergency Assembly Point coordinators, as appropriate.Emergency wardens are not expected to unnecessarily delay their own exit from the building or to jeopardize their safety at any time.Responsibilities include:collecting information from area wardensensuring that people within their Area Of Responsibility (AOR)are notified of an emergency situationassisting all persons within their AOR evacuate the area and/or building if it is safe to do sonotifying the floor and/or building warden of any people who are injured or incapable of evacuating their AOR, and providing details about their location and any injuries or the impediments to their evacuationproviding a rallying point at the appropriate Emergency Assembly Point (EAP) for all the persons who were within their AOR, to ensure calm, provide reassurance, and assist with further actions to keep everybody as safe as possible under the circumstancesavailability during periods of normal occupancyFloor wardens must be familiar with:the people normally occupying their areamembers of the building emergency teamthe operation of the fire alarm system and emergency communication proceduresall means of evacuation and alternative escape routes from their AORpotentially hazardous materials or operations undertaken in their areathe location and operation of fire doors, smoke doors, fire blankets, portable fire extinguishers and fire hoses in their areathe identity and location of mobility-impaired persons in their areathe Emergency Assembly Point to which they will direct the people within their AOR