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Have a documented and frequently reviewed emergency plan. Designated persons to specific tasks that are automatically carried out without much direction.
Designate a person to call the fire department directly. Do no simply rely on an automatic alarm and central station. Always make the call. Dial 911.
Ensure emergency notifications systems are in service and occupants are educated on proper use. This includes location and operation of alarm pull stations.
Consider reviewing proper use of portable fire extinguishers.
Review planning regularly so that plans are up-to-date and everyone is familiar with specific tasks and responsibilities.