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Is it tho?
I really wouldn't doubt it. I think there are more fire drills than actual fires in a workplace setting.
You do need to leave your desk for a fire drill tho.
if it's a drill, sure. but if it's just a test of the system, then typically not. at least in all the places i've worked over the years, i've been told plenty of times to keep working during a scheduled maintenance test, and i've never had to leave due to an actual fire.
Interesting. I've never had a test that didn't involve a drill as well. Different local laws maybe.