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Emergency Procedures Drill Report Checklist

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Drill Information

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Drill Date

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Drill Duration (Minutes)

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Brief Description of Drill Scope

Scenario & Objectives

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Description of the emergency scenario simulated and the intended learning outcomes.

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Scenario Description

Number of Guests Simulated

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Primary Objectives of Drill

Secondary Objectives (if any)

Targeted Skill/Area of Focus

Personnel & Roles

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Record of personnel involved, including their assigned roles and responsibilities.

Roles Present (Check all that apply)

Role 1: Name

Role 1: Assigned Responsibility (e.g., Evacuation Coordinator)

Role 2: Name

Role 2: Assigned Responsibility (e.g., Guest Assistance)

Number of Staff Participating

Were all assigned roles filled?

Notes on Role Performance/Observations

Evacuation & Assembly

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Details regarding the evacuation process, including timings, routes, and assembly point procedures.

Drill Start Time

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Evacuation Start Time

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Assembly Point Arrival Time (Estimated)

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Estimated Evacuation Time (minutes)

Primary Assembly Point Location

Evacuation Routes Utilized

Number of Guests Accounted For at Assembly Point

Number of Employees Accounted For at Assembly Point

Observations Regarding Evacuation Route Conditions (e.g., obstacles, lighting)

Communication & Coordination

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Assessment of communication effectiveness between staff, guests, and external agencies.

Time of Initial Emergency Notification (Minutes)

Time of First Communication with Emergency Services (if applicable)

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Primary Communication Method Used (e.g., PA System, Mobile Radio)

Description of Communication Clarity - Were instructions understood by all personnel?

Which departments were involved in communication during the drill? (Select all that apply)

Effectiveness of Internal Communication (Staff to Staff)

Comments/Observations regarding communication effectiveness (e.g., clarity, timeliness, redundancies).

Guest/Employee Assistance

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Observations and evaluations of assistance provided to guests and employees during the drill.

Number of Guests requiring assistance

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Description of assistance provided to guests with mobility limitations.

Description of assistance provided to employees with specific needs.

Were assistance procedures clearly communicated to guests?

Were employees adequately trained to assist guests/employees?

What types of assistance were provided? (Select all that apply)

Details of 'Other' assistance provided (if applicable).

Name of person observing guest/employee assistance

Post-Drill Assessment & Corrective Actions

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Analysis of performance, identification of areas for improvement, and planned corrective actions.

Overall Performance Summary

Areas Where Procedures Were Successfully Executed

Detailed Analysis of Areas for Improvement

Time Taken for Full Evacuation (minutes)

Number of Guests Accounted For

Equipment Malfunctions or Issues Encountered (e.g., fire alarm, lighting)

Specific Corrective Actions Planned (with assigned responsibility and timeframe)

Date of Next Drill (to address identified improvements)

Report Reviewer Signature

Documentation & Sign-off

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Record of report completion, signatures of responsible personnel, and distribution of findings.

Report Completion Date

Report Completion Time

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Report Prepared By (Name)

Report Reviewed By (Name)

Prepared By Signature

Reviewer Signature

Distribution List (Who received the report)

Report Distribution Method

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