Fire Safety
What should you do first if you see fire or hear the fire alarm?
Stay calm and exit the building right away.
What does a tornado watch mean?
A storm is likely in the next several hours.
What are the three steps in an active threat?
Run, Hide, Fight.
If you don’t feel good at a program, what should you do first?
Tell a facilitator.
What is it called when someone hurts you physically, emotionally, or sexually?
Abuse.
In the TotalLink Lower Level, where should you go after leaving the building?
Far side of the parking lot.
What does a tornado warning mean?
A tornado has been sighted or shown on radar.
What should you do with your phone during an active threat?
Turn it off.
What might a facilitator do if you are sick or hurt?
Contact your parent/guardian.
What is it called when someone takes advantage of you for money or belongings?
Exploitation.
If you are in a wheelchair, what should you NOT use during a fire?
The elevator.
During a tornado warning at TotalLink, where should you go?
Into the hallway and close the program room door on your way out.
Where should the group meet after leaving the building in an active threat?
Village Green Park.
Name one coping strategy you can use if you don’t feel well.
Drink water, take deep breaths, or rest.
What is neglect?
Not giving someone the care they need (medicine, food, etc.).
Should you take the elevator if there is a fire?
NO.
What are two things you might notice during a tornado warning?
A stormy sky or a loud phone alarm.
If you are hiding, what should you do?
Stay quiet, silence your phone, keep lights off.
True or False — It’s okay to leave early if you don’t feel well.
True.
What number should you call if you’re experiencing abuse?
847-784-6000.
After leaving the building, where should you go?
As far away as you can, on the far side of the parking lot.
What should you avoid being near during a tornado?
Windows.
What should you do if you must fight?
Don’t fight fair—do what it takes to stay safe.
Why do we practice safety drills?
So we can be prepared and safe in the future.
What number is the 24-hour hotline for Adult Protective Services?
866-800-1409.