The organisation should give workforce, customers and visitors somewhere safe to go and have in place an evacuation plan with identified places of safety and alternative assembly points, arrangements communicated to everyone through induction and visitor packs, periodic drills involving everyone with their effectiveness evaluated, and arrangements for evacuating anyone who needs help, including people with a physical or learning disability and the injured; alarms or another means of communication in the facility or the hazard zone; transport needs; clearly marked routes; and emergency lighting where appropriate. Fire marshals shepherd people from their area, confirm or deny that it is clear and report its status at the muster point, recognising the system is imperfect if marshals are absent, and each marshal should know any specific responsibilities such as assisting people needing help.
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