This document outlines the purpose and procedures for conducting a mock drill. Mock drills test emergency response plans and measure readiness without an actual incident. They aim to evaluate response coordination, identify issues with standard operating procedures, and enhance response speed. Conducting mock drills helps identify planning gaps, revise procedures to improve coordination, and increase staff emergency preparedness. The document provides evacuation priorities and guidelines for safe evacuation, including not using lifts and following exit signs in staircases.

1. MOCK DRILL
Drills provide virtually the only
means, short of an actual incident, of
measuring the state of readiness and
of testing the effectiveness of an
emergency response Plan.

2. AIM OF MOCK DRILL
 To evaluate response.
 To improve coordination within
departments.
 To identify the efficacy of SOPs.
 To enhance the ability to respond faster.

3. CIRCUMSTANTIAL ASSUMPTIONS
 High level of tension and anxiety
 Highly unreliable information requiring
critical assessment
 Criticality of time for taking decision
 Necessity of coordination among technical
and administrative personnel

4. MOCK DRILL HELPS US
 To identify planning gaps.
 To revise SOPs for enhanced coordination.
 To increase emergency preparedness of
staff members.
 To evaluate readiness of all Fire Safety
Arrangements.

5. EVACUATION PRIORITIES
1st
•Protection of life
2nd
•Prevent spreading of Hazard
3rd
•Save Assets in the Affect Area
4th
•Eliminate the Hazard

6. EVACUATION –
DO’S & DON’TS

7. DO NOT USE LIFT

8. FOLLOW EXIT SIGNS

9. IN STAIRCASE
 Move in Single File
 Keep on Either Side
 Do not Overtake
 Help the Needy

10. IN STAIRCASE