EMERGENCIES

• Loss of heat, during extreme temperatures.
• Water pouring or spraying out of hvac unit, that cannot be effectively contained.
• Electrical Emergency Examples
• Electrical problems that could lead to personal harm, damage to the facility or loss of electricity, beyond normal power outages, that cannot be contained or controlled.
• Electrical hazard, sparks or smoke coming from an electrical fixture. Light switch, effecting occupied facility.
• Fire alarm sounding and cannot be silenced or contained.
• Plumbing Emergency Examples
• Severe flooding or major leaks, broken water pipe or water running which cannot be turned off or contained effectively, where damage to a facility or its contents cannot be prevented.
• Inoperative plumbing fixtures or drain lines, where no alternative utilities are available in the facility.
• Lock Emergency Example
• Inoperable door locks, when it is necessary to close a building for security, and that is potentially a safety and/or security hazard, and cannot be contained effectively.