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Check below a few steps to guide your next Fire Drill: Step 1: Identify the Fire Drill Team. Step 2: Develop an Evacuation Plan. Step 3: Conduct a Risk Assessment. Step 4: Train the Staff. Step 5: Conduct Regular Fire Drills. Step 6: Evaluate and Update the Fire Drill Checklist.
Steps to Conduct a Successful Fire Drill Plan the Fire Drill. Set Objectives. Define clear objectives for your fire drill. Communicate with Building Occupants. Advance Notice. Provide advance notice to building occupants if its a scheduled drill. Conduct the Drill. Activate the Fire Alarm. Post-Drill Review. Gather Feedback.
While OSHA does not specifically require employers to conduct fire drills, they are strongly recommended as a proactive measure to prepare employees for emergencies. Fire drills can save lives, reduce panic during real emergencies, and ensure everyone knows the evacuation process.
The fire drill method requires two basic parts; a flat piece of wood as a base or hearth, and a thin elongated stick as the drill stick. The blunter end of the drill stick is pushed down into a small indentation in the hearth and the stick is twirled by vigorously rubbing it between the palms of the hands.
Briefing script: Please follow the green and white fire route signs which will indicate the shortest route to the nearest safe final exit and outside. Unless previously instructed, do not use the lifts. Please close doors behind you and if safe to do so, assist anyone having difficulty.
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Safety Tip: What to do during a fire drill Stop whatever you are doing and calmly proceed to the nearest exit. Do not run or panic. Do not gather personal belongings or keepsakes. Meet outside in a pre-designated location and try to account for everyone. Close the door(s) on the way out.
Evacuate all employees or aid in that evacuation with senior staff members. Supervise the overall fire drill and account for all employees at the end of the exercise. Lead employees to safe zones outside the building. Use fire extinguishers to suppress small fires.

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