ARISE
If you want to express a response to an alarm, such as an alert or a call to action, you might say something like:
- Serious Tone:
- “Attention, everyone. Please be advised that an alarm has sounded. Follow evacuation procedures immediately and proceed to the designated assembly area. Stay calm and move quickly.”
- Clear Instructions:
- “This is an alarm. Evacuate the building using the nearest exit. Do not use elevators. Move to the assembly point outside. Follow instructions from emergency personnel.”
- Emergency Information:
- “Emergency alert: Please exit the building calmly and proceed to the assembly point. Do not re-enter until given the all-clear. Follow instructions from emergency personnel on site.”
- Reassurance:
- “Attention, everyone. An alarm has been activated. Remain calm and proceed to the nearest exit. Emergency services are being notified, and we will provide further instructions shortly.”
- Specific Information:
- “This is an emergency announcement. An alarm is currently active. Please leave the building using [specified exit route]. Move quickly but calmly to the assembly area. Emergency personnel are on their way.”
Remember to use a calm and authoritative tone to convey the seriousness of the situation while providing clear instructions to ensure everyone’s safety. If possible, follow any established communication protocols for your specific environment or organization.
