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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the drill log form in the editor.
- Begin by entering the 'Name of Program and Building' at the top of the form. This identifies where the fire drills are being conducted.
- For each drill, fill in the 'Date of Drill' and 'Time of Drill'. Ensure these are recorded accurately for compliance.
- In the 'Conducted By' field, enter the name of the individual responsible for overseeing the drill.
- Record how long it took to evacuate in the 'How Long to Evacuate' section. This helps assess efficiency during drills.
- Indicate the 'Number of Children Evacuated' and 'Number of People in Building' to maintain safety records.
- Document which 'Exits Used' during evacuation were utilized, ensuring all routes are effective.
- Finally, confirm if an actual fire alarm was used by checking 'Actual Fire Alarm Used?'.
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