Here are some essential emergency protocols to follow for various situations:

  • Fires

    • Evacuation Plan: If a fire starts, quickly leave the area and follow the established evacuation route.
    • Meeting Point: Know the designated meeting point outside the building.
    • Use of Fire Extinguishers: Only use a fire extinguisher if you are trained and the fire is small and contained.

  • Medical Emergencies

    • Call 911: For any medical emergency, immediately call the emergency services.
    • CPR Training: Have someone trained in CPR available to provide first aid until help arrives.
    • Allergies: Keep a list of all known allergies in a visible location.

  • Natural Disasters

    • Earthquake: Drop, Cover, and Hold On during an earthquake. Move to an interior room without windows.
    • Tornado: Seek shelter in an interior room on the lowest floor, away from windows.

  • Chemical Spills

    • Evacuation: Move to higher ground or upwind if possible.
    • Cover Up: Cover your mouth and nose with a cloth to avoid inhaling fumes.
    • Avoid Contact: Do not touch the chemical or any contaminated objects.

For more detailed information on emergency protocols, visit our Safety Guide section.

Earthquake Preparedness

  • Earthquake Drills: Conduct regular earthquake drills in your workplace or home to ensure everyone knows what to do.

Chemical Spill Response

  • Chemical Spill Procedures: Follow the specific procedures provided by your organization or local authorities for chemical spill response.