Montana State University-Northern Safety, Disaster and Risk Management

Welcome to Montana State University-Northern’s Safety, Disaster and Risk Management Web Page.

The Montana State University-Northern Safety and Disaster Program is implemented on behalf of the Montana State University-Northern campus community. The objectives are to provide, to the best of our ability, a safe working environment, protection of the student body and general public as well as the reduction of costs associated with accident losses.

Crisis/Emergency Protocol
This document includes action for medical or psychological incident, treat of or actual violence, weather-caused or site-based disaster, bomb threat or fire. Remember to call the contacts on the list until you speak to a person and then file an incident report as soon as you can.

The Desktop Emergency Manual has procedures that provide step-by-step responses to specific types of emergency situations such as Elevator Entrapment, Explosions, Fire, and more.

And don't forget to sign up for MSUN Alert - This system delivers emergency messages through text messaging and e-mail.

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Safety & Disaster Home Emergency Protocol Desktop Emergency Manual Incident Report Emergency Notification System Contact Us MSU-Northern P.O. Box 7751 Havre, MT 59501-7751 Tel: (406) 265-3509 Location: Cowan Hall 218C Some of the documents on this site are in PDF format. PDF forms are read with Adobe's free Acrobat Reader software
	Welcome to Montana State University-Northern’s Safety, Disaster and Risk Management Web Page. The Montana State University-Northern Safety and Disaster Program is implemented on behalf of the Montana State University-Northern campus community. The objectives are to provide, to the best of our ability, a safe working environment, protection of the student body and general public as well as the reduction of costs associated with accident losses. Crisis/Emergency Protocol This document includes action for medical or psychological incident, treat of or actual violence, weather-caused or site-based disaster, bomb threat or fire. Remember to call the contacts on the list until you speak to a person and then file an incident report as soon as you can. The Desktop Emergency Manual has procedures that provide step-by-step responses to specific types of emergency situations such as Elevator Entrapment, Explosions, Fire, and more. And don't forget to sign up for MSUN Alert - This system delivers emergency messages through text messaging and e-mail.