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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the earthquake drill evaluation form in the editor.
  2. Begin by selecting the type of drill from the options provided: Fire Drill, Tornado Drill, or Lock Down/Shelter in Place Drill. Check the appropriate box.
  3. Indicate the time of the drill by selecting from Standard, Class Change, Recess, or Other Event. Make sure to check one option.
  4. Fill in the name of your reporting school and the date of the drill in the designated fields.
  5. Record the exact time when the drill was held, specifying whether it was am or pm.
  6. Document how many minutes it took to evacuate/shelter/secure during the drill.
  7. Provide any remarks regarding the drill in the remarks section for additional context.
  8. Complete details about emergency drill number and school year as required.
  9. Fill in your name, title, and signature as the person conducting the drill.
  10. Lastly, indicate if coordination occurred with Emergency Management Coordinator, Law Enforcement, or Fire Department by checking relevant boxes and providing names and titles.

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Place of Drill : Time : Is the Siren loud enough to be heard by all drill participants? Did the drill participants practice the DUCK, COVER and HOLD technique during the Alarm. Did the drill participants A) evacuate during the Alarm Phase. Did the drill participants follow the designated routes to evacuation area?
A drill stem test (DST) is some form of temporary completion of a well that is designed to determine the productivity and fluid properties prior to completion of the well.
Evaluating Fire Drills Feedback from Participants. Collect detailed feedback from building occupants. Performance Metrics. Evacuation Time: Measure how long it takes for everyone to evacuate the building. Observation Reports. Incident Simulations.
Training evaluation is the systematic process of analyzing training programs to ensure that it is delivered effectively and efficiently. Training evaluation identifies training gaps and even discovers opportunities for improving training programs.
An exercise/drill is a performance evaluation of the effectiveness of training. In addition, exercises/drills have an element of training. An effective exercise/drill program requires three critical elements: (1) A credible, technically correct, and challenging scenario to test key elements.
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Phase 1. ALARM. Phase 2. RESPONSE. Phase 3. EVACUATION. Phase 4. ASSEMBLY. Phase 5. HEAD COUNT. Phase 6. EVALUATION.
Drilling exercises are repetitions of specific movements that reinforce proper mechanics, coordination, and timing. Examples include skipping drills, cone drills, ladder work, and plyometric bounding.

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