Get Student Fire Drill/evacuation Procedures

A fire emergency evacuation plan (FEEP) is a written document which includes the action to be taken by all staff in the event of fire and the arrangements for calling the fire brigade. It can include any relevant information in relation to the FEEP.

Inform all employees that a fire drill will take place and they are expected to take part. Appoint a fire marshal to supervise the drill and ensure everyone gets out the building safely. If your business will be having visitors, inform them of the drill too.

Plan for everyone. Take into account the special needs of everyone in your household, including young children and elderly family members who may not be very mobile. ... Find two ways out. ... Involve children in planning. ... Choose a meeting spot. ... Check smoke alarms. ... Be visible. ... Respond quickly. ... Have a backup plan.

If the fire alarm goes off and you're not in your classroom, walk out of the building and go to the assembly point. Ask the nearest teacher or staff member what to do next. If you see a class exiting, join them. Tell the teacher you are from another class.

Take your emergency backpack and ID card. ... The office staff must take the emergency cards, radios, and keys. All staff and students must be accounted for. Teachers should check their buddy classroom to ensure everyone has evacuated and assist or evacuate the class yourself if necessary.

Close the door to the fire area if at all possible to contain smoke and fire. Activate the fire alarm system at nearest pull station and exit the building immediately. Once outside, call 911 from the nearest phone and report the exact fire location. Report to your building's designated meeting location.

Confine: To avoid the spread of fire and smoke close all the windows and doors of the fire area so that the smoke and fire does not spread. Evacuate: As soon as you hear the noise of the fire alarm. At the same time, leave the building immediately by the nearest stairway or exit.