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At the face, the alarm sounds. Every person around you stops and looks in the same direction. Just like a surface evacuation drill, you pay attention first—but underground, you must already know what comes next. Before you go below, confirm your nearest escape route, and which direction takes you to fresh air. That route is site-specific; learn it during induction, not from guesswork. When the alarm sounds, put on your self-rescuer, your emergency breathing equipment. Then move as instructed: go to the designated refuge, or continue along the escape way, according to your site procedure. Stay with the group. Don't set off alone or waste time trying to work out the mine. The alarm is the cue to follow a route you have already learned, protect yourself, and move with others. Learn your escape route today. When the alarm sounds, you know the way to fresh air.