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EMERGENCY EXIT INSTRUCTIONS MACHINE SHOP-DAY SHIFT Read Carefully The following persons will be in command in any emergency, and their instructions must be followed CHIEF OF EXIT DRILL-H C Gordon, General Sup't MACHINE SHOP EXIT DRILL CAPTAIN-R L Jones, Foreman MACHINE SHOP MONITORS-Dave Thomas and A L Smith In event of FIRE in machine shop NOTIFY THE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE v* PUT OUT THE FIRE, IF POSSIBLE--If the fire cannot quickly be controlled, follow in structions given by Exit Drill Captain R L Jones or by the shop monitors Leave by the exit door at the south end of the shop, if it is blocked by fire, use the door through the toolroom to the outside stairway In event of FIRE or EMERGENCY in other sections of building The general alarm gong will ring for two 10-second periods as an "alert" signal Con tinue work, but be on the alert for the "evacuation" signal, which will be a series of three short rings At the evacuation signal V SHUT OFF ALL POWER TO MACHINES AND FANS TURN OFF GAS UNDER HEAT TREATING OVENS V CLOSE WINDOWS AND CLEAR THE AISLES FORM A DOUBLE LINE IN THE CENTER AISLE AND FOLLOW MONITORS AND EXIT DRILL CAPTAIN TO EXIT--Walk rapidly, but do not run or crowd, do not talk, push, or cause confusion* After leaving the building, do not interfere with the work of the plant fire brigade or the city fire department Await instructions from the General Superintendent or your fore man Returning to the building Return-to-work instructions will be given over the loudspeaker system or by telephone from the Superintendent's office FlC 37-3 --Sample individual instruction notice for general posting 1121