AED's

We have two AEDs on the property. They are on the parking lot side of Building 24 near the pool and on the Lanai side of Building 17 at the office.

Call Push Shock How to use AED's

Hands Only CPR Updated Method for CPR

FIRES

Buildings:

Every condo unit should have its own fire extinguisher
There is one fire extinguisher outside on each floor of each building
Know the location of and how to use the fire hoses located throughout the property
Heat and smoke are more dangerous than flames
Stay low (if on second story, you may want to have drop ladder), get out, and call for help
Do not attempt to control the fire yourself

Wildfires:

Do not block the roads
Prepare fire hoses and stay alert if resort is in danger, following directions from firefighters
If firefighters say evacuate, evacuate immediately and take Survival Kit

MEDICAL ALERTS:

Heart Attack*
- Person has collapsed and is unconscious
- Location of AEDs:

On lanai behind AOAO office (unit 1171)

In between units 1242 and 1243

Open unit, turn on, and apply as voice from the unit directs

Severe personal injuries
- Do not move the injured person
- Stop profuse bleeding
- Wait for ambulance

Diabetic coma
- Person has collapsed, no complaint of pain
- May be incoherent, lethargic
- May have profuse sweating
- If person can swallow, provide juice
- Wait for ambulance

Drowning
- If person unconscious, begin CPR and continue until ambulance arrives

Helpful Websites:

HURRICANES

“WARNING” is the most dangerous and means the hurricane is about 24 hours away.

If you are here, cover the glass windows (with plywood, if possible) OR tape every 10-12 inches to prevent glass from flying if broken, especially on bottom floors

Fill bathtub, empty containers, waste baskets and garbage cans lined with plastic bags with water for use later if water supply is disrupted

Turn refrigerator up to high and do not open as it may be 3 days or more before electricity is restored (you may have 24 hours to prepare to evacuate and temperature will be at its coldest)

Evacuate to Molokai High School after unit is locked and secured, unplugging appliances and turning water off.

Take Survival Kit with you (see below) with three days of food, energy bars, etc

TSUNAMI*

“WARNING” is the most dangerous level.

Head to Maunaloa School

EMERGENCY SUPPLIES LIST FOR SURVIVAL KIT

Have ready to take with you in emergency (place in ice chest for storage) and save some for after immediate danger:

____ Portable radio with batteries plus NOAA weather radio (operates 24 hrs, 7 days/week, costs $20-$50 at online stores

____ Flashlights, batteries

____ Manual can opener

____ Matches in water proof container

____ First Aid Kit

____ 14 day supply of nonperishable food (change out as warranted)

____ Special medications, personal care items

____ Ice chest and ice packs

____ Water containers (2 quarts per person per day plus 2 quarts for sanitation)

____ Blankets

____ Clothing (if evacuated, grab long pants, jacket, good walking shoes)

____ Bleach and/or water purification tablets

____ Garbage bags, plastic bags with ties, toilet paper

____ Masking and/or duct tape for glass doors/windows as well as for shelter

____ Large plastic sheets (shelter, ground cover, rain protection)

____ Whistle

____ Moist towelettes

____ Car: jumper cables, car safety kit (flares, etc)

Additional information and planners are available in the AOAO office, Unit 1171