Emergency Scenario Preparedness Training

Emergency Scenario Preparedness Training
INSTRUCTIONS:

Take notes with a pen and paper to help you retain information. There will be mandatory questions asked on each section. This module should take no longer than 15 minutes, however, you are not being timed so please feel free to pause as needed, or to rewatch videos. If you have questions after this training, direct them to your supervisor.
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Why is this Emergency Preparedness important?

Fires and other in-office emergencies may be rare, but they can still be extremely dangerous. The goal of this training is for us all to learn what to do in such an emergency and how to properly prevent and prepare for the worst. Prior knowledge of fire safety, an active shooter or any other life-threatening scenario can help save lives and create a safer work environment.

How to escape a fire correctly:
In the event of a fire, it is forbidden to use the elevator. We need to evacuate the building as fast as possible by using the stairs
Name a good example of an in-office emergency that would need an evacuation.

Closing Doors is a good way to confine a fire and stop its spread
It is more important to evacuate the building and evacuate all staff members than it is to stay and fight the fire. It is better to leave the fire fighting to the firefighters.
What is one of the reasons fire extinguishers are not useful in fighting large blazes?

Active Shooter awareness:
One of the main reasons we are told to run away and "spread out" when escaping an active shooter as opposed to "huddling together" is so that
If you have any questions about your company's emergency policies, please ask your supervisor.
In an active shooter scenario, the LAST resort is to
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