What is one of the final actions a FEDC should take during the drill evaluation process?

Making an entry in the fire drill log is an essential final action for a Fire Emergency Drill Conductor (FEDC) during the drill evaluation process. This log serves as a formal record of the drill's execution, including critical details such as the date, time, type of drill, participants, and observations about the drill's performance. Documenting these details not only helps maintain an accurate history of the fire drills conducted but also provides an opportunity for analysis and continuous improvement.

By recording the results, the FEDC ensures compliance with fire safety regulations and facilitates accountability. Assessing previous drills can also inform future improvements, but without properly logging the results of the current drill, those insights cannot be effectively gathered or utilized. Additionally, this step ensures that all stakeholders are kept informed about the safety measures and readiness of the facility.