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1. Remain calm, use common sense, and provide aid. Take time to think before acting.
1. Remain calm, use common sense, and provide aid. Take time to think before acting.2. Always evacuate the building immediately when you hear an audible alarm or see a visible alarm, when directed by authorities, or when the building becomes life-threatening, e.g., smelling natural gas.
1. Remain calm, use common sense, and provide aid. Take time to think before acting.2. Always evacuate the building immediately when you hear an audible alarm or see a visible alarm, when directed by authorities, or when the building becomes life-threatening, e.g., smelling natural gas.3. Proceed to the emergency gathering point for further instructions.
1. Remain calm, use common sense, and provide aid. Take time to think before acting.2. Always evacuate the building immediately when you hear an audible alarm or see a visible alarm, when directed by authorities, or when the building becomes life-threatening, e.g., smelling natural gas.3. Proceed to the emergency gathering point for further instructions.4. Do not use the telephone for reasons other than emergency purposes.
1. Remain calm, use common sense, and provide aid. Take time to think before acting.2. Always evacuate the building immediately when you hear an audible alarm or see a visible alarm, when directed by authorities, or when the building becomes life-threatening, e.g., smelling natural gas.3. Proceed to the emergency gathering point for further instructions.4. Do not use the telephone for reasons other than emergency purposes.5. Do not enter elevators during an emergency. If stuck in an elevator do not attempt to force open stalled elevator doors, use the emergency phone to contact Public Safety.
1. Remain calm, use common sense, and provide aid. Take time to think before acting.2. Always evacuate the building immediately when you hear an audible alarm or see a visible alarm, when directed by authorities, or when the building becomes life-threatening, e.g., smelling natural gas.3. Proceed to the emergency gathering point for further instructions.4. Do not use the telephone for reasons other than emergency purposes.5. Do not enter elevators during an emergency. If stuck in an elevator do not attempt to force open stalled elevator doors, use the emergency phone to contact Public Safety.6. Keep a flashlight handy if you are in an area that does not have emergency lighting or natural lighting.
1. Remain calm, use common sense, and provide aid. Take time to think before acting.2. Always evacuate the building immediately when you hear an audible alarm or see a visible alarm, when directed by authorities, or when the building becomes life-threatening, e.g., smelling natural gas.3. Proceed to the emergency gathering point for further instructions.4. Do not use the telephone for reasons other than emergency purposes.5. Do not enter elevators during an emergency. If stuck in an elevator do not attempt to force open stalled elevator doors, use the emergency phone to contact Public Safety.6. Keep a flashlight handy if you are in an area that does not have emergency lighting or natural lighting.7. Know the location of all marked exits from your working area.
