Lightning Strike Evacuation

You're the Deputy Operations Manager at Thrill Valley, a sprawling amusement park with 12,000 visitors today. A severe electrical storm has caused multiple ride malfunctions and injuries, with lightning strikes growing more frequent. You have 45 minutes to coordinate a full evacuation before the storm's peak hits, but your boss is MIA and staff are panicking.

Challenges

Survivors

Popularity

Difficulty

B1-B2

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Scenario Overview

Your Role

Deputy Operations Manager

Conversation Partner

Emergency Response Director Sloane Matthews

Setting

Rain-slicked operations control room with flickering monitors showing park surveillance feeds. Emergency lights casting red pulses across wet windows.

Location

Thrill Valley Amusement Park, Operations Center

Learning Objectives

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Establish and communicate clear evacuation routes for all park zones

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Deploy medical response teams to reported injury sites while maintaining staff safety

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Secure all ride systems and rescue stranded passengers

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Manage crowd flow to prevent panic and bottlenecks

About This Scenario

How It Starts

“Deputy, we have confirmed lightning strikes in zones 3 and 7, multiple casualties reported. I need your evacuation plan NOW. What's your first priority?”

This is how Emergency Response Director Sloane Matthews's greeting will start.

Practice Details

Scenario ID

#862

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