(A) Familiarize yourself with posted procedures that have been established for the protection of employees and the public in your building.
(B) If you see a fire, sound the alarm verbally, and if available, activate the alarm.
(C) Dial 911 and advise the Emergency Communications Center that a fire is burning, giving the address of the building and the location of the fire in the building.
(D) Make sure that you have notified employees and the citizens in your area. Close all doors as you leave. Exit in a safe manner away from the area of the fire using the designated escape route. Assist others who are unsure of the evacuation route.
(E) Once outside the building, go directly to the pre-selected area. If you believe that someone is missing, contact the department head or elected official and advise them where you last saw the missing person. Emergency personnel must be notified immediately of the missing person.
(F) Never go back into a burning building for any reason. Stay clear of the building and out of the way of emergency personnel.
(G) Stay together in a group unless advised to seek other shelter. Do not leave unless directed.
(Prior Code, § 10-4-1-24) (Order of 4-2-1990, 90 COM REC 519–521; Order of 11-19-1990, 90 COM REC 2060–2063; Ord. 93-809, passed 10-18-1993, 93 COM REC 809)