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# To sign in if they haven't already done so.
# To sign in if they haven't already done so.
# To yell '''"REAL WORLD"''' to stop the exercise if they observe anything unsafe taking place.
# To yell '''"REAL WORLD"''' to stop the exercise if they observe anything unsafe taking place (they should trust their gut too).
# To do a sharp instrument check...are you sure you don't have any on you?
# To do a sharp instrument check...are you sure you don't have any on you?
# Not to carry Survivor Volunteers down stairs. But instead, to let them stand and walk down and then resume the patient carry.
# Not to carry Survivor Volunteers down stairs. But instead, to let them stand and walk down and then resume the patient carry.
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== Prep and Safety Briefing for Survivor Volunteers ==
== Prep and Safety Briefing for Survivor Volunteers ==
The safety briefing is given by a proctor before the Survivor Volunteers move from the lobby to the staging area. Be sure to leave adequate time for questions. Let Survivor Volunteers know:
# To sign in if they haven't already done so.
# To yell '''"REAL WORLD"''' to stop the exercise if they observe anything unsafe taking place (they should trust their gut too).
# To do a sharp instrument check...are you sure you don't have any on you?
# They should never be carried down stairs. But instead, let them stand and walk down and then resume the patient carry.
# What the [https://volunteerpdx.net/index.php/Scenario_Village#Participant_Roles_and_Responsibilities different lanyard colors mean].
# To leave PPB Training in better shape than we found it; don't leave any garbage or anything like that, or we don't get invited back. We are guests here.
# The basic exercise flow: staging, going into the village, assessing, and rendering aid.
# Get ready for the frequent "Hurry up and wait" of being a Volunteer Survivor.
# There will be a hotwash at the end and they are welcome to participate and offer how things went from their perspective.