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A fire has broken out in the building you are working in, and you are quickly evacuating with other employees. As you are exiting, you find an employee who has collapsed to the floor and is not moving.
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A fire has broken out in the building you are working in, and you are quickly evacuating with other employees. As you are exiting, you find an employee who has collapsed to the floor and is not moving. Smoke is quickly filling the area where you are. What should you do for the collapsed employee

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If it's safe, i'd approach him and offer to help the employee. Either carrying him out or trying to wake him up.

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