Fire Drill

Fire drills will be completed annually during the summer months (June, July, August) and first aid drills will be completed as part of the fire drill.

for all	Safety We need to do a fire drill.

Taken from https://northforge.ca//wp-content/uploads/2023/01/North-Forge-Safety-Manual-Winnipeg_Oct.21-22.pdf and updated

Emergency Response Drill / Evacuation

Occupancy Class: F2 Medium Hazard Industrial Occupancy
THE FIRES PREVENTION AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACT
Fire Code (NFCC) section 2.8.3.1
expanding on the national code: Manitoba Fire Code: Regulation 155/2011

The purpose of fire drills is to ensure that the occupants and staff are totally familiar with emergency evacuation procedures, resulting in orderly evacuation with efficient use of exit facilities. The Voice Communication System should be used where available. Following each drill, all persons of delegated responsibility should attend a debriefing to report on their actions and the reactions of the occupants. Fire drills shall be held at intervals not greater than 12 months. The decision as to whether all occupants should leave the building during a fire drill will depend on the nature of the occupancy. It may be necessary to hold additional fire drills outside normal working hours for the benefit of employees on afternoon or night shifts who should be as familiar with fire drill procedures as those who work during the day.

Fire Drill Form

Emergency Drill Coordinator:
Date of Practice Drill:
Type of Response Tested (check all that apply):
- Evacuation
- Fire
- First Aid
- Medical Aid
- Other
Start Time:
Completed:
Evaluation:
- What went well:
- Improvements Opportunities:
Review and Sign-off
- Director: Date:

for all	Should that be the director or the employer co-chair?

Member Council Safety Lead: Date:
Comments:
Drill Participants (list):