The Stutz is a bustling business center and a unique home for small and mid-sized businesses. Our tenants range from independent entrepreneurs to larger companies with multiple employees.
The Stutz pioneered the “vanilla box” concept that allows business owners to rent the right amount of square footage and then create an interior office atmosphere that best accommodates their work style, personality and business needs. We can provide a "vanilla box" as small as a couple hundred square feet up to several thousand square feet. The Stutz’s management team - Turner John Management - maintains the building exteriors and common areas.
Emergencies happen – the Chicago fire, the Oklahoma City bombing, the San Francisco earthquake, are all evidence that emergencies can and do impact the workplace. Although they are unplanned and unwanted, it is everyone’s responsibility to be prepared for them. These Emergency Procedures contain the information you need to be prepared for an emergency. Everyone who works in this building must read and be familiar with these procedures. We recommend that these procedures be distributed to all employees and posted in a lunchroom or other common area.
If you have any questions about the procedures and plans in this guide, please contact the Maintenance Office (317-488-7374).
GENERAL INFORMATION
An effective evacuation depends on the orderly ‘phasing’ of floor clearance, which means that generally the fire floor is evacuated first and immediately. Building occupants must create an environment that supports cooperation with the Emergency Response Team to ensure that all employees are well informed and instructed on evacuation procedures and comply with instructions provided.
PROCEDURE--THE PERSON WHO DISCOVERS THE SMOKE OR FIRE SHOULD:
GENERAL INFORMATION
The U.S. Weather Service reports the movement of severe weather that may present a threat to metropolitan areas. Severe weather includes but is not limited to thunderstorms, tornados, windstorms, snowstorms, etc. If a tornado warning has been issued by the weather service, a tornado siren may sound in your area to notify you that a tornado warning is in effect.
If an alert for severe weather is announced by the U.S. Weather Service:
GENERAL INFORMATION
In the event the building sustains a power failure, emergency lighting should be available in the stairwells. Stairwell emergency lighting is powered by either a battery back-up system or emergency generator. Generally, HVAC equipment, lights, outlets, most elevators and telephone equipment will not be operational.
PROCEDURE:
All Emergencies |
911 |
Maintenance Office |
(317) 488-7374 |
After Hours Building Emergency Number |
(317) 506-2419 |
Local Police Department |
(317) 327-3811 |
Police Department (Emergency) |
911 |
Fire Department |
911 |
Area Hospital Methodist Hospital |
(317) 916-3525 |
Electric Company - Indianapolis Power & Light |
(317) 261-8111 |
Gas Company - Citizen’s Gas Company |
(317) 924-3333 |
Water Company - Indianapolis Water Company |
(317)263-6355 |