A ready-to-read toolbox talk on knowing your exits, getting to the assembly point and being counted, so nobody goes back in looking for someone who is already safe.
Bring a copy of the site evacuation map and point out the nearest exits and the assembly point from where the crew is standing.
When an alarm goes off, most people wait to see if it is real. In a real fire, smoke can fill a room in a few minutes, and those minutes are the difference between walking out and being carried out.
Today we will talk about what to do the moment you hear the alarm.
The fire alarm goes off during a busy shift. Most of the crew walks to the parking lot, but nobody takes a headcount. A supervisor assumes one worker is still inside and goes back in through the smoke. The worker had left through a side door and was standing at the wrong meeting spot.
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