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Interactive Tools

Download and/or use interactive tools focused on emergency operations plan (EOP) revision, assessments, and capacity enhancement. Select an icon below to access the related tool offered by the Readiness and Emergency Management for Schools (REMS) Technical Assistance (TA) Center.

EOP ASSESS

EOP Assess Tool

Assess your understanding of elements critical to creating and maintaining a high-quality EOP. This Web application generates a customized and downloadable report with information and resources on fundamental concepts in emergency management planning. Test your knowledge, enhance your understanding, and ensure that you are using the same terminology as your planning team members.

Audience: Individuals or entire planning teams at institutions of higher education (IHEs).

Requirements: Computer with an Internet connection and a PDF viewer.

EOP EVALUATE

EOP Evaluate Tool

Evaluate an established EOP against Federal guidelines. This Web application generates a customized and downloadable report with information and resources on enhancing areas of an EOP. Compare your plan against Federal guides and practices, determine areas of improvement in your plan, and enhance plan sections using the information and resources in the custom output report.

Audience: Individuals and entire planning teams at IHEs.

Requirements: Computer with an Internet connection and a PDF viewer.

SITE ASSESS

Site Assess

Use this site assessment mobile application that allows personnel to walk around a campus and examine the safety, security, accessibility, and emergency preparedness of buildings and grounds. Learn about Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design and Universal Design, document the condition of buildings and grounds, see your campus through a new lens, collect data about potential threats and hazards, and capture images of your campus.

Audience: Individuals, entire planning teams, and entire site assessment teams at IHEs.

Requirements: Mobile device with iOS or Android operating system.

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