9 Emergency Evacuation Rules — Explained

1. Know the evacuation plan

Know your nearest emergency exits, escape routes, alarm points, and designated assembly area before an emergency occurs.

2. Recognize the alarm

Understand your workplace emergency signals. When an evacuation alarm sounds, take it seriously and act immediately.

3. Leave immediately and calmly

Stop work, secure yourself if safe to do so, and evacuate without running, pushing, or stopping to collect unnecessary belongings.

4. Use designated escape routes

Follow marked emergency exit signs and approved escape routes. Never use elevators/lifts during a fire or emergency unless specifically authorized.

5. Help others when it is safe

Assist people who may need help, but do not put yourself in danger or delay your own evacuation.

6. Stay low if there is smoke

Smoke can reduce visibility and contain toxic gases. Keep as low as practical, protect your breathing, and move toward a safe exit.

7. Never re-enter

Once outside, do not go back into the affected area to retrieve belongings or search for someone. Leave rescue operations to trained emergency personnel.

8. Go to the assembly point

Proceed directly to the designated muster/assembly area. Report to your supervisor or emergency coordinator so personnel can be accounted for.

9. Follow emergency instructions

Listen to emergency responders, fire wardens, safety personnel, and supervisors. Follow their instructions until the all-clear is officially given.

Key message: Stay calm → raise the alarm → evacuate → go to the assembly point → account for everyone → wait for the all-clear. 🚧⚠️💥🚥🎯✅🚨🦺💡🌡️⛑️🔥📝

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