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How does a Fire Prevention Plan benefit your workplace? Select the 2 answer options that apply. It’s less likely that a fire will occur. It’s less likely that injuries will occur during an emergency. It’s less likely that damage will occur during an emergency. It’s less likely that employees will encounter a large fire.

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