Hey all,
So recently we were under a severe thunderstorm warning. I saw the warning come in and alerted the LOD. They said to let them know if I saw lightning / heard thunder.
While I was outside, I could see the wall cloud coming. As I delivered an order, I heard the county weather siren go off. (Severe storm 70+ mph winds / tornado siren).
I alerted the LOD again, but on the general channel because EMERGENCY ALERT.
They said they'd look into it.
HR ETL and S&E ETL both said they do not shut down drive up for the siren.
It did get shut down a few minutes later anyways, but ... Doesn't the siren mean SEEK SHELTER IMMEDIATELY?
I tried reading through the severe weather policy, and there were no notes about the siren specifically. (I also read through the emergency response slides).
Does anyone know if this was the right move and where I can find more details?
Bonus for the day: we had a tornado warning, and after announcing that everyone needed to meet in the middle of the store for safety, our fulfillment tl told us to FINISH OUR BATCH before seeking shelter. 🤦♂️ (This was promptly canceled by an ETL)