What is the first step to take in the event of a fire emergency?(1 Point)Call 911Evacuate the building immediatelyTry to extinguish the fire yourselfWait for instructions

Place these evacuation events in the correct order.when a fire is detected, activate the alarm by breaking the glass of the nearest manual fire alarm, evacuate the building and call 999.A incident reference number will be provided by Security Support on receipt of any reportsFires and evacuations are reported to Security Support as soon as it’s safe to do so.

If you hear the fire alarm, the correct order for your immediate response is:a) close the door and remove those in immediate dangerb) remove those in immediate danger, activate the alarm and call the fire departmentc) close the door, activate the alarm and call fire departmentd) remove those in immediate danger and fight the fire if able to do so safelye) remove those in immediate danger, close the doo

Experts in emergency preparedness recommend that families practise fire drills at home. Here's what's involved: First, discuss what each family member would do in case of a fire. Make sure that everyone knows the locations of the exits they should use in the event of a fire. Second, make sure that all smoke detectors and fire extinguishers are in working order, and make sure that someone knows how to use them. Third, practise using fire-escape ladders if you will need them. Fourth, establish a place where family members will meet up in the event of a fire. This could be a neighbour's house or other nearby location. Finally, conduct a complete fire drill, exiting the house and using the equipment you'd need in a real fire.Which organisational structure does this text primarily use?

Emergency instructions should be detailed with thorough explanations.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

Employers should give instructions to employees on how to deal with emergencies, and tell them where to find: emergency services such as the ambulancefirst aid items, emergency exits and fire extinguisherspersonal protective overallsall of the above.