Safety wording

Holly's Safety Words

Round three: the last two. For Andy.

Nearly there. Fourteen of the sixteen rulings so far are locked in. These two carry the wording changes from your last answers. Nothing goes live until every card is approved, and whatever you record goes into the project record word for word.

Card 1 of 2

Someone unconscious or collapsed

You said the caller should not be asked to update the Morepour team, because Holly's side takes care of that. The last line now tells the caller everything is recorded and flagged for the Morepour team, so they do not need to contact Morepour separately. We have also kept 999 unmistakably first: the caller is told to ring 999 and tell them exactly what has happened, so the emergency call is never short of the details. Here is the whole card one more time.

What Holly says

If someone is unconscious, has collapsed, or is struggling to breathe, call 999 right now.

If you're in the cellar, get everyone you can out into fresh air and stay out.

If you can let fresh air in from outside — an outside door or a hatch — do it only if it puts you at no risk, and nobody goes back in. We don't want a second casualty.

Call 999 first and tell them exactly what's happened — this line can't send an ambulance. Everything you've told me is recorded and flagged for the Morepour team, so you don't need to contact Morepour separately.

Your ruling

Change something needs a line in your own words before it can be recorded, so we record exactly what you want changed.

Choose a ruling above to record your answer.

Recorded.