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03 Jsc 2006 06 Ocr 2101 NASA Parkwal:J, Houstor\, Texas 77058-3963 EMERGENCY NUMBERS DAY OR NIGHT JSC or ELLINGTON SCTF FIRE FIRE AMBULANCE AMBULANCE SECURITY 44444 33333 SECURITY 33333 Utilities Interruptions or Failures 33061 Facilities Maintenace and Repairs 32038 Johnson Space Center (281) 483-0123 This phone book is recyclable i August 10, 2001 JSC Emergency JSC Employee Warning (EWS) Alarm System Policy & Procedures The JSC site-wide emergency alerting system • The JSC Emergency Warning System alert is used to quickly notify employees and visi- tones will be used only when employees tors of potential danger. In the event of an are in imminent danger and must take emergency, the following tones will be used, immediate action for their protection and people should respond as indicated. • EOC operation procedures will include instructions for immediate activation of the employee alarm system when employees are immediately threatened by a chemical release or tornado in close proximity to Whoop (low to high siren) – Seek shelter and get more JSC. information • The JSC Incident Commander is author- ized to activate the employee alarm system during emergency conditions. • Any other use of the employee alarm systems requires approval of the Center 3-5 Minute Wavering Tone – Attack Warning (nuclear or conventional) Operation Director or higher authority. (air raid warning) • Warning tones and periodic testing have been coordinated with neighboring commu- nities and the Bay Area Local Emergency Planning Committee. • A monthly systems test will be conducted Wail (single, constant tone) – All Clear on the first Thursday of each month at noon. Neighboring communities also test the sirens on the first Thursday but at dinner time. • Employees, neighboring communities, fire Short Wail (like a noon whistle) – Periodic System Test and police departments, and broadcast (1st Thursday of media will be informed of the periodic test every month at noon) schedule and will be notified whenever the siren system is used for an emergency. When the siren sounds, take appropriate immediate protective actions. If you are • Facility Managers will be notified whenever already indoors, alert others who may not the siren system is not operational. have heard the sound to prevent them from going outside. Close doors and windows, and notify the Facility Manager, Safety Officer, or supervisor. Call the emergency number (x33333) if you have critical information to pro- vide. JSC Television and the Emergency Information Line (483-3351) will provide addi- tional information as it becomes available. ii August 10, 2001 The JSC Telephone Directory Introduction What's New? As most users who have access to the JSC Home Page know, the most current directory information is available online from two sources: the Global Address List (GAL), which provides the directory information as part of the e-mail address of an individual, or through the online directory available at http://phone.jsc.nasa.gov. The Online Directory includes a wealth of information, such as the current JSC Organization Listing, lists of facility managers, conference rooms, off-site contractors and links to other directory services. Recognizing that the need still exists for a hard copy version of the JSC Telephone Directory, the Information Resources Directorate is making a compromise. This version of the directory represents the LAST one of its kind-a completely new printed version made available to directorate, division and off-site contractor offices. Where Does It Go From Here? From this point forward, sections of the book will be made available on the Online Directory Web site as they are updated. Needed sections may be printed at your local printer. Organizations with valid requirements for hard copy versions may still request them by contacting the JSC Print Shop at 281.483.6156 or the IRD Customer Support Office at 281.483.7593. What's Included? The Online Directory includes most of the traditional sections that you’re accustomed to seeing. See the table of contents for a full listing. To ensure that only the most current information is available in those areas used primarily by onsite residents, the telephone directory no longer includes printed versions of the list of facility managers, conference rooms, the blood drive schedule, etc. Instead, Page 3 contains the URLs for these lists. Quick Tips: • For the most current information, use the Telephone Directory link at the top of the JSC Home Page at http://www4.jsc.nasa.gov/ or go directly to http://phone.jsc.nasa.gov • Any questions? Contact the IRD Customer Support Office at 281.483.7593 or drop us an e-mail: IRD Customer Support 2-1 August 2005 Table of Contents Emergency Emergency Numbers . i JSC Employee Alarm System . ii JSC Emergency Warning System (EWS) Policy and Procedures . ii General Information Introduction . 2-1 JSC Internet Guide/URL References . 2-3 General Information JSC Calls . 2-4 Local Calls . 2-4 Long Distance Calling . 2-4 International Calling . 2-4 Incoming Collect Calls . 2-4 Directory Assistance . 2-4 Call Detail Reports (CDR) . 2-4 Federal Information Relay Service (FIRS) . 2-4 Voice Mail . 2-4 Optiset Telephone Features . 2-4 CTS Coordinators . 2-4 Severe Weather/Hurricane/Shelter . 2-5 Inspector General Hotline . 2-5 Safety Actions to Follow for Unsafe Conditions . 3-1 Occupational Safety and Institutional Assurance . 3-2 Occupational Health Services (Material Safety Data Sheets) . 3-2 Maps Area Code Map . 4-1 JSC Map . 4-2 JSC Legend . 4-3 Ellington Field Site Map . 4-4 SCTF Site Map . 4-5 Major NASA and Component Installations Map . 4-6 Organizational JSC Organization Chart . 5-1 JSC Organizational Listing . 5-2 Employees Alphabetical Listing . 6-1 Classified Classified Listing . 7-1 Optiset Guide . 8-1 Optiset Quick Reference Guide Bomb Threat/JSC Map Bomb Threat Form . (Inside Back Cover) JSC Buildings/Locations . (Back Cover) 2-2 August 2005 JSC Internet Guide URL References Blood Drive Schedule Facility Managers http://jscpeople.jsc.nasa.gov/blooddrv/blooddrv.htm http://www6.jsc.nasa.gov/ja/FMlist.cfm?loc=A Conference Rooms Facsimile Machines http://ird.jsc.nasa.gov/directory/confrms.doc http://ird.jsc.nasa.gov/directory/faxmach.doc Contractor Abbreviations Organizational List http://ird.jsc.nasa.gov/abbrev/ http://ird.jsc.nasa.gov/directory/OrgList.doc Contractor Addresses and NASA Official Addresses Telephone Numbers http://ird.jsc.nasa.gov/directory/offaddr.doc http://ird.jsc.nasa.gov/directory/ctrrep_.doc Safety and Total Health CTS Coordinator Listing http://www6.jsc.nasa.gov/safety/index.htm http://ird.jsc.nasa.gov/directory/cts_final.doc Telephone Directory http://phone.jsc.nasa.gov/ 2-3 August 2005 General Information General employees are asked to look up telephone numbers in the appropriate telephone directory or use other measures to Telephones installed for Government use are for OFFICIAL determine the number being dialed. business only. Call Detail Reports (CDR) The Information Resources Directorate (IA) and Information Technology Division (IT) / Communications Branch, through its Long-distance call information is collected and provided to contractors, furnishes all equipment necessary to provide management each month for validation. All long distance calls telephone service. In the interest of safety and good service, no to non-NASA numbers are listed in these reports. Long- equipment, apparatus, or device not provided or approved by distance calls dialed as shown below do NOT show up in the the Information Technology Division may be attached to, used CDR provided to each organization: or connected with JSC cable plant or other facilities. Under no circumstances shall telephone users move, add equipment to, 9 + 1 + 800 (toll free numbers) alter, rewire jacks for, or attempt repair of telephones or 9 + 1 + 877 (toll free numbers) associated equipment. 9 + 1 + 888 (toll free numbers) JSC Calls Federal Information Relay Service (FIRS) All telephones at JSC, including Ellington Field and Sonny 1-800-877-8339 Carter Training Facility, are accessed using 5-digit dialing. The FIRS relays calls between individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing, or speech impaired, with individuals who speak and Local Calls hear. Both TDD/TTY and voice users may initiate calls through Access to off-site telephones is by dialing 9. the FIRS by dialing 1-800-877-8339. The FIRS hours of operation are 8 a.m. through 8 p.m., Eastern Time, Monday Long Distance Calling through Friday, except for Federal holidays. JSC Policy is that long distance calls should be restricted to the Voice Mail conduct of official business of such urgency that no other means of communications will suffice. When telephone calls to Voice Mail is a voice telephone messaging system available at other cities are necessary, every effort must be made to utilize JSC. the Federal Telecommunications System (FTS). Toll calls from non-Government telephones must be made using Federal Optiset Telephone Features calling cards provided by the Information Resources Directorate (IRD). Access to FTS is by dialing 9+1. Commercial The Center Telecommunications System (CTS) provides a Long distance carriers such as Telecom*USA (10-10-220) are variety of special features available to users based on a Class blocked at JSC. Users are expected to dial their personal credit of Service assignment. Please refer to the Optiset Quick card toll free number for long-distance calls. Reference Guide or User’s Guide for procedures relation these features. Copies of Quick Reference and User Guide can be obtained by downloading a version on the JSC Phone page. International Calling The URLis: International long distance calls originating from JSC on-site http://ird.jsc.nasa.gov/tele_comm/phones/index.html telephones and from Ellington Field should be made by dialing 9+ 011 + country code + city code + telephone number. CTS Coordinators CTS Coordinators are designated by the Division Chief to Calls from non-Government phones should be made using provide telecommunications support and are the single point of Federal Calling cards provided by IRD.
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