For All SEA-Badged Employees
Emergency Text Alerts
Opt-in to SEA worker emergency text alerts by texting SEAworker to 888777 to get critical information during airport emergencies and disruptions.
SEA Employee Text Alerts and Updates
Required Emergency Preparedness Training
Per the SEA Airport Rules and Regulations, all SEA-badged employees are required to complete the following emergency preparedness training every year to know what to expect, how to react, and supplies provisioned to help in different emergencies.
- Active Shooter Civilian Response Training
- Airport Emergency Plan
- Airport Mass Evacuation Plan
- Stair Chair Emergency Evacuation
- Trauma Kit Training
SEA Airport Employee Online Training Portal
Emergency Supplies
Note: tenants are responsible for emergency supplies for their area/s.
The Port of Seattle provisions the following supplies throughout shared areas of SEA Airport, which are available for employees’ and passengers’ use.
- Fire extinguishers (maintained by the Fire Department)
- AEDs (maintained by the Fire Department)
- Trauma/bleeding control kits
- Emergency evacuation stair chairs
- Emergency cabinets containing
- First aid kit
- Trauma/bleeding control kit
- Personal protective equipment
- Rescue pack
- Cabinets on the AOA also include mass evacuation kits with a megaphone, barrier tape, flashlight, and an additional trauma/bleeding control kit
Evacuation
Note: tenants are responsible for identifying evacuation routes and posting evacuation maps for their area/s.
Tips for Creating Evacuation Maps
- Your employees know your workspace/s best.
- Identify two routes from each workspace to safety.
- General assembly areas are identified on the flySEA app map.
- When identifying assembly areas, ensure the area is not in harm’s way (e.g., traffic, operations) and that there are no structures overhead.
- Evacuation maps do not have to be professionally designed or printed; a drawing is sufficient.
Review the Airport Mass Evacuation Plan online training for where to go and what to do for mass evacuations at SEA Airport.
Personal Preparedness
State of Washington Emergency Management Division / Preparedness
For SEA Tenant Leaders and/or Safety and Preparedness Representatives
Contact the Port’s Emergency Preparedness department at [email protected] for more information on the following topics.
- Sharing emergency plans
- In-person training and exercises
- Other collaboration opportunities
About the Port of Seattle Emergency Preparedness Department
The Port of Seattle Emergency Preparedness department is located at SEA Airport but is tasked with and committed to providing preparedness planning, organization, equipment, training, and exercises for the entire Port.
For more information contact the Emergency Preparedness department at [email protected].
