Emergency Response
TRAINING PRESENTATION
Training Overview | INTRODUCTION | TYPES OF EMERGENCIES | ||
CORE PILLARS OF PREPAREDNESS | TOOLS AND RESOURCES | EMERGENCY CONTACTS | ACTIVITY | CONCLUSION |
Introduce yourself and explain the purpose of your presentation. Is it a routine safety training presentation, or was it mandated following an incident or review?
Introduction
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Use statistics, facts, or proven insights to stress the importance of emergency preparedness in the workplace.
Why it matters
NONRESIDENTIAL FIRES
STATISTIC OR FACT
2023 National estimate by the U.S. Fire Administration
Briefly detail the statistic, fact, or proven insight here.
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110,000
87%
Types of emergencies
Fire
Type of emergency
Type of emergency
Workplace fires can be caused by everything from unattended appliances to malfunctioning electrical equipment.
Provide a brief explanation here. You can also highlight common causes or factors using bullet points.
Provide a brief explanation here. You can also highlight common causes or factors using bullet points.
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Pillar here
Briefly discuss the core pillar here. If possible, provide concrete examples of the core pillar in practice.
Pillar here
Briefly discuss the core pillar here. If possible, provide concrete examples of the core pillar in practice.
Prevention
Identifying potential hazards, regular safety inspections, and proper equipment maintenance are keys to a prepared workplace.
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Core pillars of preparedness
Tools and resources
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1) Fire alarm
2) Fire extinguisher
3) Tool goes here
4) Tool goes here
5) Tool goes here
6) Tool goes here
7) Tool goes here
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Local fire department | 123-456-7890 |
Contact here | Contact number here |
Contact here | Contact number here |
Contact here | Contact number here |
Contact here | Contact number here |
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Emergency contacts
Activity
Use the following slides to assess how well your audience has retained what’s been presented so far.
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You’re working on the third floor of the office building, when suddenly you hear the fire alarm go off.
“It’s probably just a drill,” a coworker tells you.
What should you do?
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Go back to work | Evacuate immediately using the nearest fire exit | Wait for a supervisor to confirm that there is an actual emergency |
What should you do?
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Option here | Option here | Option here |
Provide a scenario that will test the emergency preparedness of your audience members here.
Safety first In the first sign of a workplace emergency, drop what you’re doing and follow procedure. | Key point here Briefly discuss the key point here. You may use bullet points to keep this section concise. | Key point here Briefly discuss the key point here. You may use bullet points to keep this section concise. |
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Conclusion
Quickly summarize the most important points discussed over the course of your presentation.
Get in touch | |
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hello@reallygreatsite.com
Social media
@reallygreatsite
Phone
123-456-7890
Address
123 Anywhere St., Any City, ST 12345
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