We have practice drills, like fire drills so you can practice what to do in different kinds of emergencies.

If you smell smoke and think something is on fire in the building you should not tell anyone.

There should be enough exit routes to allow for everyone to get out safely. But at least two.

When you hear the fire alarm. You should stay in the building and go to the meeting place your supervisor has told you to go to.

You should call 411 to report an emergency.

If you get a bad cut: Put pressure on the cut. Don’t let the people you work with touch your blood. Tell your boss and get help if you need it from a doctor or nurse.

If you think you smell gas in the building get out as fast as you can. Do not tell others.

Grease fire should be put out with a pan lid, baking soda, or a fire extinguisher.

If you are in a building and the power goes out you should stay calm and wait for someone to find you.

To prevent the spread of a cold or flu: Always go outside and sneeze.

If you are told to evacuate a building you stay out until you feel like going back into the building.

If someone falls off a ladder you should not move them (it might hurt them) Tell your boss and call 911.

Stop, Drop, and Roll if your clothing catches fire. NEVER RUN.

If you are outside in lightning with no shelter you should stay low to the ground away from trees and metal.

If you see a fire sprinkler head is broken do not inform anyone. They may blame you for breaking it.

Safety Data Sheets (SDS) give you information about chemical products.

Check ALL the items that should be in an emergency kit.

What does the skull and crossbones symbol mean?

A Chemical gets into your eye. What should you do?

Check ALL the professionals that can help in an emergency.

If you see a chemical spill you should wipe it up with a paper towel.

You should panic in an emergency.

What are exit signs for?

An Evacuation route is a way for you go to get out of a building in an emergency.

Someone you work with slips on a wet floor. They hit their head and pass out. Don't move them and call 911.

The heat is making you sick. Get out of the sun. Drink cool water. Lie down and raise your feet. Call 911.

If a person has a seizure you should stay calm, ask for help, protect the person from getting hurt.