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Stay away from downed p er lines and electrical wires. Electrocut' is another major source of deaths in floods. ctric current passes easily through wdW. Evacuation Order Released Evacuate the building if ordered to do so by local authorities or if the conditions become hazardous and it is not safe to remain in the location. After the Event Initial Return to a NON -Flooded Facility • Return to store only after authorized by local officials. • Contact local utility companies to re-establish services. • Upon entering the facility, NEVER use matches, cigarette lighters or any other open flames, since gas may be trapped inside. Instead, use natural light or a flashlight to light your way. Do not enter the facility unless you are sure it is safe. • If money has not been already deposited prior to the flood, then all excess cash must be deposited as soon as possible following the disaster. Store should retain no more than $3,000.00 designated for local purchase requirements. Immediately following the final deposit, store is to cancel armored car service until further notice. • Continue to monitor weather conditions which can affect the situation. Initial Return to Flooded Facility Always follow the direction of local emergency authorities. Never place yourself or others at risk. Protect people first, then property. If the facility appears to have sustained structural damage due to flooding do not re-enter the building. • Return to store only after authorized by local officials and the integrity of the structure has not been compromised. • QMT, Facilities or Maintenance must be present during the initial re-entry to the building. Unit manager mandatory notification: 1. SHC Incident Center (800) 727-0121 (If damage exceeds $500.00) 2. District/Regional Management Team or equivalent (Operations, Loss Prevention, Facilities) 3. Crisis Manager (847-286-3674) or crisis@searshc.com If needed. • Call 911 if assistance is needed • Always follow instructions issued by Law Enforcement / Emergency Services • Refer to the EAP Procedures/Post Event Section for additional assistance • Continue to monitor the situation After an Event • Call 911 for emergency assistance • Reassure Associates and customers U