2025 BSEC Team
Meet The BSEC Team
Our main SOM buildings are ED I, Ed II, SIM Center, and Research. We are also making plans to include SOM’s other buildings and clinics.
| Name | Building | Floor |
| Cynthia Carolina | Ed I | Ground |
| Benisi Penaloza | Ed I | Ground |
| Manny Contreras | Ed I | Ground |
| Tiffany Felton | Ed I | Ground |
| Alexandria Brown | Ed I | Ground |
| Dr. Mark Wolfson | Ed I | Ground |
| Clark Hapeman | Ed II | 1st |
| Humberto Santiago | Ed II | 3rd |
| Dawn Demeritte | Ed II | 4th |
| Eric Chong | Ed II | 5th |
| Mary Voss | Ed II | 5th |
| Monica Monter | Ed II | 5th |
| Carla Lopez | Ed II | 5th |
| Chris Gatpandan | Sim Center | Ground |
| Kerensa Peterson | Sim Center | Ground |
| Danny Brainard | SOMRB | 2nd |
The Role Of A BSEC
The Building Supervisor for Emergency Coordinators (BSEC) should be the first one out, going directly to the Emergency Assembly Area (EAA). Once there, this person should then coordinate with their BES’s (Building Emergency Staff) in the EAA, prepare to brief important information with first responders, and arrange for support to emergency responders (as needed):
- Coordinate and manage their building’s emergency preparedness activities,
- Participate in training and meetings
- Initiate verification of building evacuation,
- Ensure occupants are in the Emergency Assembly Area (EAA)
- Provide information to the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) and first responders in an emergency.
The Building Emergency Staff (BES) assist in clearing people from inside and away from the building. Observing things emergency responders may need to know, using your basic senses and as safety permits.
- Evacuate others
- Assist or guide people to the exits or safe refuge areas
- Conduct situation assessment
- Communicate with their BSEC