Nh3 Schools Poster V2
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The principal announces that the school will go into shelter in place mode to protect students and staff from a potential chemical release. During shelter in place, all doors, windows and outside air vents are sealed to prevent toxic fumes from entering the building. Shelter in place means staying indoors when an alert is given for a chemical release. Signs are posted near pipelines containing hazardous chemicals like anhydrous ammonia to identify their locations. If accidentally released, ammonia can burn skin and respiratory tissues. Radio, TV and phone calls will provide information on shelter in place orders and the all-clear.
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![[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],What is Shelter in Place? Shelter in Place means staying inside the school or classroom or day-care when an alert for chemical release is given. If you are outside, it means going back into the building to get out of toxic fumes in the air. The principal will close and seal all doors, windows and outside air exchanges. Protect Yourself! Right-to-Know You live, work or go to school near an anhydrous ammonia (NH 3 ) pipeline. You can recognize the location by marker signs. Anhydrous ammonia (NH 3 ) is used in manufacturing, agriculture (fertilizer), and household cleaning products. If accidentally released, NH 3 can burn mucous membranes in the eyes, mouth and respiratory system (breathing). Shelter in Place is one way to protect yourself . How will we know? ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],What happens at school? What happens after the All-Clear is announced? ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],REMEMBER: The most important thing is to protect yourself. Do not venture into a hazardous area until the All-Clear signal is given. Your children are SAFE at school Shelter in Place protects your eyes, nose and throat from burning and toxic fumes in the air, such as ammonia. Poster prepared by: Hillsborough County Emergency Operations Center Tampa Bay Pipeline Corporation Dorothy D. Zeviar, Ed.D., LAc, MPH student, USF For more information, contact: Hillsborough County EOC: 813-276-2367 Hillsborough County Sheriff: 813-247-8200 Tampa Bay Pipeline Corporation: 813-623-2431](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/nh3schoolsposterv2-13069675077774-phpapp01-110601173414-phpapp01/85/Nh3-Schools-Poster-V2-1-320.jpg)
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