Set the alarm for 2:55 p.m.

Web alarm clock for 2:55 p.m.

Pause what you are doing when the 2:55 pm alarm sounds and move into your institution’s earthquake drill procedure. Those five minutes before 3:00 pm are enough to secure loose items, follow the designated route, and join classmates, colleagues, or visitors at the assigned area without rushing. Keep any local safety instructions in mind as you step away from the task already in progress.

During an earthquake drill, an alarm that plays through headphones may be easy to miss, especially if they remain connected after you set the time. Check where a test sound comes from, then leave the headphones off or disconnect them before returning to your work. This browser alarm cannot interrupt a closed session or wake an inactive phone or computer, so the drill may begin without an audible cue; keep the page open and the device awake until 2:55 pm.

For a midday drill, bright Philippine daylight can make a screen alert less noticeable beside a window. Before resuming your task, place the phone or computer where its display is visible without glare, raise the screen brightness if needed, and avoid leaving it face down. That gives the visual signal a clear role alongside the sound when it is time to stop and follow the drill.