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- Stay calm.
- Use the nearest fire alarm call point to raise the alarm.
- If the fire alarm does not sound don't panic. Read the instructions provided. Operating the alarm will alert staff who will then immediately investigate and arrange for everyone's safe evacuation.
- If you can, inform a member of staff. They have been trained in how to deal with emergencies.
- To aid your evacuation listen to any public announcements, they will ensure that you are moved away from any area of immediate danger.
- Move as quickly as possible. Don't try to pick up valuables or possessions.
- If necessary call the fire brigade on 999 and clearly state the address of the fire.
- Do not attempt to fight a fire yourself. Do not put yourself or others at risk. Seek assistance from the staff.
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