Free printable fire drill log.

One line per drill, all year. Keep the sheet with your emergency plan, where an inspector can find it.

Program name (optional)

It prints at the top of the form.

Fire and emergency drill log

Program

Address

Year

Drills
Date	Time	Kind of drill	Exit used	Minutes to get out	Children	Staff	Everyone counted	Notes	Initials

Kinds of drill: fire, severe weather, shelter in place, lockdown, earthquake.

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How to use this form

Vary the time of day, including nap time and the end of the day.
Take the attendance sheet with you, and count every child at the meeting spot.
Write the line as soon as everyone is back inside.
Note anything that slowed you down, and what you will change.

Check your state’s rules

Your state sets which drills you must hold and how often. Check its rules before you rely on this log.

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Do this in Bloomily

In Bloomily, the director logs each drill with its kind, date, time and how long it took. Every drill stays in the history.

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Questions, answered

How often should a childcare program hold fire drills?

Your state sets it. Monthly fire drills are common, and other drills may be due less often. Check your state’s page.

What should we write down after a drill?

The date and time, the kind of drill, how long it took, and the headcount. Write down anything that slowed you down, too.

See it with your name on the door.

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One flat price per location, never per child. $199 a month billed yearly ($2,388), or $249 month to month. Free for home daycares up to 18 children. Every fee is on the pricing page.

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