This site offers steps to ensure readiness in advance of an emergency as well as resources and points of contact to get you the help you need in an emergency situation. GDIT applications and other resources for staying connected and productive are also provided. Employees are encouraged to download the GDIT Emergency Response Digital Contact Card with emergency contacts and guidance directly to their mobile devices.
Android:
1. Scan QR code with Camera app and tap on address in yellow.
2. You will be prompted to allow sharing of location. Tap Allow.
3. On the screen with the contact info, tap on Add to Contacts.
4. A file will be downloaded to your phone
5. Open My Files. NOTE: There won’t be a prompt to open your files.
6. Tap on the downloaded file.
7. Tap on Import.
8. Options given are Phone and Google. Tap on Phone. If you select Google, the contact will be saved in the Google Contacts app.
9. Open native Contacts app. Result = Contact will be in the Contacts app as “GDIT”.
iPhone:
1. Scan QR code with Camera app and tap on address in yellow.
2. You will be prompted to allow sharing of location. Tap Allow.
3. On the screen with the contact info, tap on Add to Contacts.
4. A screen will display with contact information.
5. Scroll down and tap on Create New Contact.
6. Tap Done.
7. Open native Contacts app. Result = Contact will be in the Contacts app as “GDIT”.
For employees traveling outside the US during an emergency, the GDIT Global Response Center provides 24/7 medical and security assistance, including referrals for emergency medical services, emergency medical evacuations, loss of property or travel documentation, 1-866-319-1115, help@globalresponsecenter.com
If an outage or other event prevents you from traveling to your workplace or accessing GDIT networks, you can access GDIT applications to stay productive. All business applications (Webmail, Workday, Unanet, etc.) can be accessed from a mobile device, whether enrolled in The Loop or not, as well as a non-GDIT laptop:
With iPhone 14 or later, you can connect your iPhone to a satellite to text emergency services, request roadside assistance, message friends and family, and share your location — all while you're off the grid with no cellular and Wi-Fi coverage.
Looking for a specific resource? Have suggestions for what you would like to see? Contact us with feedback at emergencyResponse@GDIT.com.