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The document provides emergency evacuation procedures for The Royale Chulan hotel in Kuala Lumpur. It outlines that in the event of an emergency, there are two nearest emergency exits from the floor - the main entrance and a staff entrance at the loading bay area. It instructs that when the first alarm sounds, to remain alert, and when the second continuous alarm is accompanied by a PA announcement, to immediately leave the floor via the closest exit and proceed to the emergency exits on the left and right. Evacuees are directed to the assembly area in front of the hotel near Jalan Conlay and not to use the lifts or re-enter the building until instructed it is safe.
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- 2. Your safety is our first priority and in order to accomplish this goal, it is essential that you are familiar with our emergency procedures in order to respond appropriately during an emergency.
- 3. In the event of an emergency and if we are required to evacuate the building, there are two nearest emergency exits out of the building from this floor which are; 1) From this floor, you can exit out of the building through the main entrance. 2) From the floor on the left, you can exit out of the building through the staff entrance at the loading bay area. The emergency staircase is located next to the lift landing .
- 6. When you hear the first alarm, please remain alert and prepare yourself for any possible evacuation. AND When you hear the second continuous alarm followed by an announcement on the public address system, please leave the floor immediately BY Using the exit door which is nearest to you and proceed to the nearest emergency exits which is located on the left and right of the floor which I have mentioned earlier.
- 7. Our Fire Wardens will direct you to the assembly area which is located in front of the hotel near Jalan Conlay. Please do not use the lifts, try to re-enter the building or go down to the car park, until instructed it is safe to do so. On behalf of the management and my fellow associates, we hope you will have an enjoyable experience here.
- 8. Safety & Security Department Thank You