FIRE DRILL TRAINING
Well-planned fire drills turn panic into a calm, practiced response. Our training helps your team know exactly what to do before an emergency happens.
“A fire drill is not just a formality it’s a rehearsal that can save lives.”
We guide your organisation through a clear, practical fire drill procedure so every employee understands their role, route and responsibility.
A good fire drill follows a simple rhythm: plan, brief, alarm, evacuate, account, review. Our team helps you create a drill routine that fits your layout, risk profile and staff strength.
FIRE DRILL ROADMAP
Use this simple framework to structure every fire drill—from the very first planning meeting to the final debrief.
Identify your fire drill coordinator, key wardens and safety team. Map your building, exits, and high-risk zones and agree on clear roles before the first drill.
Brief employees in advance—what the alarm sounds like, where to go, and what not to do. Good communication reduces panic and confusion during the drill.
Define simple, measurable targets—for example, total evacuation within 3–4 minutes and 100% headcount confirmation at the assembly point.
Run the drill exactly as planned. Observe behaviour on staircases, at doors and at assembly points. Make note of delays, choke points or unsafe actions.
Hold a short debrief with wardens and management. Capture what went well and what needs work, then update routes, signage, or training before the next drill.
