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Emergency Preparedness Drill & Evaluation Form
Emergency Preparedness Drill & Evaluation Form 1 | P a g e Included here are fifteen survival/ Preparedness drills (complements of Marion County, KS Fire Department) which will require two days each to complete. The first day of each Drill will be used for training the necessary skills to complete the Drill . The second day will be for holding an unannounced Drill on the skills learned the previous day and completing an after-action review. If follow-up meetings are required, these could be additional days. Drills should include participation from the entire family (or Preparedness /survival group) and of course, should be tailored to the level of the persons involved. If your neighborhood or Preparedness group has specific activation protocols, one or more of the following drills can be modified to test your group s activation processes. Take any of these drills and modify them for various ages or special needs; Turn drills into a game for a fun learning experience for younger children.
Drill #5 Natural Disaster Drill Evaluation (what went well, what didn’t, what skills need to be worked on). Drill #6 Communications Drill. Training should include: who to contact during an emergency (parents, neighbor, relative in another town, relative in …
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