FIRE DRILL EVALUATION CHECKLIST - City of Colorado Springs 2025

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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.
A fire drill is a method of practicing how a building should evacuate in the event of a fire or other emergencies. In most cases, the buildings existing fire alarm system is activated and the building is evacuated by means of the nearest available exits, as if an emergency had actually occurred.
Post-fire drill evaluation should give you insights and areas of improvement in your fire safety plan. This includes all of the criteria from preparation, mock scenarios, and post-fire drill sessions are conducted.
An effective fire mock drill report should include: A summary of the fire mock drill procedure. Observations on how well the fire drill was executed. Identified strengths and weaknesses. Recommendations for improvement.
What do you do if there is a fire drill at work? Stay calm and quiet. Stop whatever youre doingeating, typing, re-heating lunchand go to the nearest exit. Avoid taking belongings with you, except for medications. Check the doors on your way out for signs of fire or heat.
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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.
After the drill: Any significant findings of the drill should be recorded within the Fire Risk Assessment Such as ineffective escape routes, blocked hallways or specific problems personally experienced by individuals. These should then be reviewed regularly as part of your workplace fire safety.
Use alarms: Simulate real emergencies by using alarms, familiarising occupants with emergency sounds. Orderly evacuation: Evacuate the entire building in an organised manner to ensure safety. Headcount post-evacuation: Conduct a headcount after evacuation to confirm everyones safety.

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