Lecture 9 - OSEH lecture

Question 1

common vulnerabilities and threats at UM

Answer 1

vulnerabilities: faculty, students, infrastructure, reputation
threats: pandemic, nature, criminal, terrorist

Question 2

how does the IH approach change with emergency prep?

Answer 2

almost the same as anticipate, recognize, evaluate, control but instead you are looking at short-term high exposure rather than long-term low(er) exposure

Question 3

national incident management system

Answer 3

incident commander, emergency operations center, liason officer, then general staff

Question 4

what are some of the challenges facing the nyc transit IH?

Answer 4

no system-wide HVAC, widely fluctuating particulate concentrations, vibration, electromagnetic issues, cleaning agents,

sample collection & analysis, real-time vs delayed information, single point detection vs sensor array
non-obstructive to customer flow, non-damaging to historic tiles

Question 5

What are the drivers for tighter restrictions at universities?

Answer 5

threat of theft, universities are vulnerable, data

Question 6

what are common factors among all safety rules?

Answer 6

physical safety, personnel security/surety (SRA), material control (inventory and transfers), access control, information control

Question 7

how is the university becoming more sustainable?

Answer 7

co-gen power plant (80% E), LEEDs buildings, solar panels and wind turbines, planet blue operations, move-out recycling, single stream recycling, 31% recycle rate

Question 8

What are the EHS, security, and sustainability concerns to be accounted for at the michigan stadium?

Answer 8

EHS: food tests

security: truck bomb, drone fly-over, weapons (no bags)
sustainability: water use,