Hello, this is your Fire Safety Administrator again. I just wanted to add that, should you need or want to leave the building, you are free to do so. If everyone suddenly decided that they wanted to leave the building all at the same time for some reason, I guess that would be OK. But that kind of coordinated movement, however unlikely, would be a purely voluntary action on your part.
Hello, this is your Fire Safety Administrator once more. That alarm sound you just heard was not really the one I was supposed to test today. Apparently, I pressed the wrong button down here at the call box.
That series of three short blasts was actually the alarm that goes off in the event of a gas leak. Fire Safety Administrator here again. I just took a look at my work order, and it says that I actually do have to test the gas alarm. You know, the one that starts low and ends high.
That fire alarm will be coming up in just a sec. We discussed this down at headquarters, and we decided that requiring you to do so would be counterproductive to the whole point of alarms. So, in an emergency, feel no need to stop and wonder exactly what kind of alarm is being sounded.
If you hear something loud and piercing, please just leave the building. One more thing—oh, this is the Fire Safety Administrator again, by the way. Skip directly to site content Skip directly to page options Skip directly to A-Z link.
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