The fire alarm rings while you are conducting an experiment. What is your FIRST response?, Turn off equipment if safe, and evacuate via emergency stairs., Use the elevator to leave quickly, Continue working until someone tells you to stop, Gather all personal belongings before leaving., Where must you proceed immediately after evacuating the building during a campus emergency?, The designated Campus Emergency Assembly Area, The nearest cafeteria, Your dorm/home, Stand right in front of the main building entrance., A chemical splash occurs on a student's skin or eyes. What is the immediate first step?, Apply paper towels tightly, Wait until the end of the lab session, Wash with soap only for 5 seconds., Rinse with water using the Emergency Eyewash / Safety Shower for at least 15 minutes and inform the TA., If a minor fire occurs in a beaker on your lab bench, what should you do?, Alert the instructor/TA and cover it with a watch glass or fire blanket to smother the flames., Throw water directly on chemical flames, Blow on it, Run out of the room quietly., Why is using elevators strictly forbidden during a building evacuation/fire emergency?, Elevators are reserved only for professors, Elevators move too slowly during emergencies, Elevators increase building heat., Elevators can lose power, trap passengers, or open on floors with heavy fire/smoke.

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