Day at a Glance

Attention Campus Community,

We will have some construction work taking place on the east and north side of the 2300 building starting 4/24 through 5/12.  This work will be broken down into two phases.  For Phase 1, Forma will be excavating a trench on the east pedestrian path of 2300 (highlighted in orange) from 4/24 to 5/5.  The path will be plated to provide crossing for pedestrians.  The trench will be protected with a barricade and fence.  Once this area is completed the path will be returned to its existing condition.  For Phase 2, Forma will be excavating a trench on the north pedestrian path of 2300 (highlighted in yellow) from 5/1 to 5/12.  This work will generate some construction noise.  The path will be plated to provide crossing for pedestrians.  One ADA parking stall will be temporarily relocated.  The trench will be protected with a barricade and fence.  Once this area is completed the path will be returned to its existing condition.  All doors to 2300 will remain open.  

Please reach out to Kimberlee Clark (kclark@shoreline.edu) if you have any questions.  

Thank you for your patience as we work to complete the HSAMCC project.

SCC Facilities

Dear Colleagues,

Shoreline is re-instating the Building Marshal (formerly Building Monitor) program. Being a Building Marshal is completely voluntary, and while there is no additional pay, you will be provided with training and a CPR/AED/First Aid certification through the Red Cross. Building Marshal’s will be tasked with assisting with building evacuations in case of an emergency, as well as acting as an extra pair of eyes to spot safety hazards before they can cause injury. There will be multiple Building Marshal’s assigned to each building to allow for coverage even when someone is out sick, on vacation, or traveling for work. Building Marshals will:

• Be issued a backpack that contains a safety reflective vest, hard hat, binder with emergency operation tips and processes, and a standard first aid kit.
• Be given CPR/AED/First Aid training by a certified Red Cross instructor
• Be given training on how to use and where to find Stryker chairs
• Be responsible to assist with evacuations in the event of the emergency
• Report to Safety & Security when they observe safety hazards in their areas (lights that are out, exposed wires, AEDs/fire extinguishers that appear tampered with
• Be physically able to assist persons that require said assistance during evacuations 

If you are interested in becoming a Building Marshal, please copy and paste the prompts below and answer all in an email your to gcranson@shoreline.edu

1. First and Last Name:
2. Shoreline Email Address:
3. Building and Office Number:
4. What days and times are you physically on campus?
5. Are you willing to be the Building Marshal for a building other than your own if needed?
6. Are you able to perform CPR, utilize a Stryker chair to evacuate those with mobility issues, and assist with other evacuation processes?”