Emergency Response Guidelines Elevator Safety
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It is dangerous to run in an elevator or lean against its door.
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Trapped in an elevator, do not make an unreasonable attempt for escape. Do not panic; press the emergency button to request a rescue.
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Ask for help with the emergency button If it fails to be connected, call 119 with your mobile phone
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There is no risk of suffocation if you are trapped in an elevator. Thus, lower your posture and hold the safety rail while waiting calmly.
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If a fire or an earthquake occurs, take stairs to evacuate rather than an elevator.
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If you are in an elevator during a fire or an earthquake, press the stop buttons of all floors and get it off as soon as it stops.
- Source: SAFEKOREA website