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Fire Safety • Verify that 9-1-1 is the correct number to call. • Know your building’s evacuation procedures. • Know the escape routes. * Locate the nearest exit and evacuation route from your workstation; count how many doors or desks you pass before you reach the exit door. • Activate the fire alarm. • Report all fires. Call 9-1-1 from a safe location. Provide the following information: * Exact address and cross street. * Floor number and area from where you are calling. * Your name and phone number. Stay on the line until instructed to hang up. * Notify local building security, any designated emergency team member, and your supervisor. BEFORE DURING * Find an alternate exit route in case the primary path is blocked. * Know your safe assembly location. * Learn the sound of your building’s fire alarm. • Walk, do not run—STAY CALM. * Do not push or crowd. Remove high heels. * If you need to open a door, feel it with the back of your hand first. If it is hot, do not open. Find another way out. If it is not hot, stand to one side and open slowly. Be prepared to close the door quickly if smoke or fire is present. Do not break the glass out of a window unless absolutely necessary, e.g. to remain conscious.
• Do not use a fire extinguisher unless: * You have been trained to do so. * The fire is small. * The air is safe to breathe. * You have a clear evacuation path if you are not successful. * You have already called the fire department or sent someone else to do so. • When a fire alarm sounds on your floor: * Proceed to the nearest exit and follow direction from your floor leader, supervisor or other emergency personnel. • Use stairway to exit. Do not use elevators. * If it is safe to do so, secure sensitive documents and negotiable instruments and personal or bank valuables. Follow procedures specific to your location. Do not risk personal safety to accomplish this. * Assist others only if it is safe to do so. Remain at your safe assembly location until you are notified by designated emergency team member(s), your supervisor or emergency personnel that it is safe to return. Fire Safety AFTER • If caught in smoke: * Drop to hands and knees with your head as low as possible. * Follow along walls to nearest exit. * Hold breath or breathe shallowly and use a blouse, shirt or jacket as a filter. • If forced to advance through flames: * Hold your breath and move quickly. * Cover your head and hair with some type of material. * Keep your head down and close or squint your eyes. • If you are trapped: * Close as many doors as possible between you and the fire. * Place cloth material around and under door to prevent smoke from entering. If possible, wet the cloth from a fountain, vase or coffee pot. • If your clothing catches fire, Stop, Drop and Roll. DO NOT talk to the media—if you are asked questions, refer them to Corporate Communications or Corporate Security.
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