Fire Drill Report prepared for WSFSSH

  • Preperation

  • Fire Drill Conductor

  • FDNY COF#

  • Location
  • DATE

  • SHIFT

  • ALARM COMPANY NOTIFIED

  • ALARM TYPE

OBJECTIVE: The primary objective of this fire drill is to ensure that all personnel are familiar with the emergency evacuation procedures, understand their roles during a fire emergency, and can effectively use fire safety equipment.

PREPERATION

  • Notification: All participants and relevant authorities were notified of the scheduled drill.

  • Review of Procedures: Conducted a pre-drill briefing covering: - Evacuation routes - Assembly points - Use of fire extinguishers - Roles and responsibilities

FIRE/ NON-FIRE EMERGENCY DRILL EXECUTION

  • Start of Drill: Alarm Activation: The fire alarm was activated at [Insert Time] to simulate a real emergency.

  • All clear sounded at [Insert Time].

EVACUATION PROCESS

  • Participants evacuated the building in an orderly manner.

  • All exit routes were utilized according to the pre-determined plan.

  • Personnel were observed following the correct evacuation procedures.

  • Smoke Barrier Doors Closed Permanently

  • Staff Members Checked Rooms

  • Staff Members Closed Doors

  • Staff Members Cleared Corrirdors

  • Elevator(s) Used

ASSEMBLY POINT

  • All participants gathered at the designated safety assembly point at [Insert Time].

OBSERVATIONS

  • Response Time: Total evacuation time was [Insert Time]. This includes: - Time taken to respond to the alarm - Time taken to reach the assembly point

  • Compliance: [Insert percentage]% of participants followed the evacuation procedures correctly.

  • Issues Encountered: - [List any issues or obstacles that occurred during the drill, e.g., blocked exits, delayed responses, etc.]

PARTIAL EVACUATION

  • Number of Residents

FULL EVACUATION

  • Number of Residents

POST DRILL REVIEW

  • Feedback Session: A debriefing was held immediately after the drill to gather feedback from participants.

  • Strengths Identified: - [List strengths observed during the drill, such as quick response, clear communication, etc.]

AREAS OF IMPROVEMENT

  • List any areas that need improvement, such as additional training needed, better signage, etc.

RECOMMENDATIONS

  • Conduct additional training sessions for staff on the use of fire extinguishers and evacuation procedures

  • Review and update evacuation maps to ensure all exits are clearly marked

  • Schedule the next drill in [Insert timeframe] to maintain readiness

CONCLUSION

  • This Fire/ Non-Fire Emergency Drill successfully achieved its objectives, ensuring that personnel are familiar with the fire safety protocols and evacuation procedures. Continuous improvement efforts will enhance the effectiveness of future drills.

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