RSO Proctor Training Practice Test

After evacuating during a fire alarm, where should the Proctor wait?

In a building lobby In a safe area for the Supervisor to arrive In their car outside Back in the station

Correct Answer:

In a safe area for the Supervisor to arrive

Explanation:

During an evacuation, the priority is to move everyone to a known, safe assembly point where the Supervisor can reach you and verify that everyone is accounted for. Waiting in a safe area for the Supervisor to arrive keeps you out of potential hazards, ensures clear communication, and maintains accountability so no one is left behind. Being in a car outside makes it hard for the Supervisor to locate you and breaks the accountability chain. Returning inside to the station or lingering in a lobby can keep you in danger or block access for others. The safe area designated for this purpose is the best choice because it keeps you together, visible, and ready for further instructions.

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