What is what to do when stuck in elevator?

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Stuck in an Elevator? Stay Calm and Follow These Steps

It can be a frightening experience, but it's important to remain calm. Elevators are designed with safety in mind.

1. Stay Calm: The first and most important thing to do is to stay calm. Panic will only make the situation worse. Take deep breaths and try to relax.

2. Use the Alarm and Communication Systems: Locate the alarm button inside the elevator. Press and hold it. Also, look for a phone or intercom system. Use it to call for emergency assistance. Explain your location (building name, elevator number if possible) and the situation.

3. Attempt to Open the Doors (Carefully): Only if the elevator is stopped very close to a floor and you can see that it is safe to do so, you might try to gently pry the doors open. However, never force the doors open if the elevator is not level with the landing. There is a significant risk of falling into the shaft. Avoid forcible entry.

4. Wait for Help: The most important thing is to wait for help. Do not attempt to climb out of the elevator on your own. This is extremely dangerous and could result in serious injury or death. Rescuers are trained to safely extract you.

5. Conserve Energy: If you are stuck for an extended period, conserve energy. Sit down if possible, and avoid unnecessary movement. Conserve mobile phone battery if you have one.

6. Stay Informed: If you have a cell phone with reception, stay in contact with emergency services or building management to get updates on the rescue progress. Providing updates on your current situation can help rescuers.

Important Reminders:

• Never try to escape through the roof hatch. This is extremely dangerous.
• Do not jump or try to rock the elevator.
• Reassure other passengers if you are not alone.
• Stay away from the doors as much as possible.