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... become familiar with the location of utility shutoff valves. Instruct family members how to shut off valves properly. Delegate responsibility for specific tasks to family members. Plan for special needs of family members (infants, chronically ill, elderly) . Instruct family members (especially children) how to call emergency phone numbers. Plan for family members to take Red Cross training in first aid and CPR. Plan how to evacuate safely after a quake if necessary. Draw a floor plan of your home indicating escape routes, the location of emergency ... . It may be a sound investment for you. If you rent your home, discuss these recommendations with your landlord. FIRE SAFETY Following a major earthquake, your local fire department may be overwhelmed with calls for assistance. They may be unable to respond to small residential fires (frequently caused by arcing wires, downed electrical lines, damaged wiring in appliances, etc.) Having a suitable home fire extinguisher in good condition, and knowing how to use it, may save your home-even your life! Remember, in 1906 the ... exits, hallways, doorways, and possible alternate escape routes. Note these on your self-assessment list and sample floor plan. You want to avoid narrow exits, patios, atriums, or other enclosed areas where you may become trapped and escape notice by rescue personnel. Carefully note (and correct if possible) any obstructions that might impede your safe exit from areas in which you spend your time (home, school, work, recreation, etc.) . Carry a small flashlight and whistle with you to help signal your whereabouts ...