What should happen during the 'take of the drill'?

During the 'take of the drill,' the primary focus is on the assessment and documentation of procedures. This phase is critical for understanding how effectively the fire safety protocols are being executed and identifying any areas for improvement. Assessing how well participants follow the established fire safety procedures allows Safety Directors to evaluate the operational readiness of the building's safety systems and the staff's ability to react to an emergency.

Documentation is equally important as it provides a record of the drill, including what went well and what challenges were encountered. This documentation can be invaluable for future training sessions, as it helps refine procedures and enhance overall safety readiness.

Other options, while important in their own right, do not pertain specifically to the objectives of the drill's review phase. Immediate evacuation is a response action taken during a fire or emergency but is not part of the 'take of the drill.' The installation of new alarm systems or evaluation of security personnel, while necessary for overall safety management, are separate activities that fall outside the focus of assessing and documenting drill procedures.