Preparing a safe and secure Frederick Community College (FCC) campus is a responsibility shared by all of us. Your daily actions to prepare and prevent harm make a difference in the environment in which we learn and work.
The FCC Public Safety and Mid-Atlantic Center for Emergency Management & Public Safety unite to offer a campus preparedness series. This series features current information to improve your situational awareness, knowledge of emergency actions, techniques for lab safety, and strategies to prevent vehicular accidents. Each 20-minute segment builds your knowledge in key preparedness and prevention areas.
Invest in yourself, your campus, and your community and become a part of the FCC preparedness approach!
The FCC Preparedness series was made possible through the Higher Education Emergency Relief (HEERF) and the contributions of the FCC Public Safety and Mid-Atlantic Center for Emergency Management & Public Safety team members.
Learning Modules
Module 1: Traffic Safety and Distracted Driving
This module is designed to review these concepts:
- Preparations for driving safely
- Vehicle fitness
- Impaired driving
- Safe and courteous driving practices
- Distracted driving
- Maryland distracted driving laws
Start Module 1
Module 2: Situational Awareness
This module is designed to explore these concepts:
- The S.L.A.M. strategy for staying safe
- Awareness of surroundings
- Human sensory systems
- Identification of threats
- Safety assessments
- Management of threatening situations
Module 3: Lab Safety
This module is designed to reinforce these concepts:
- Proper attire
- Ingestion prevention
- Personal protective equipment
- Lab protocols
- Lab hazards
- Lab emergency responses
Start Module 3
Module 4: Campus Emergency Procedures
This module is designed to reinforce these concepts:
- Evacuation procedures
- Shelter in place procedures
- Lockdown procedures
- Emergency contacts
- FCC Alerts system
Start Module 4
Staff Learning Modules
Additional learning modules are available to Frederick Community College staff on Communication Central