If cracks or other structural defects are found you will be advised to leave by the safest route pending a more thorough review. We do not want to force someone to stay in a building if they feel unsafe. However, if they elect to leave they do so at their own risk. They should go to the designated evacuation assembly area, staying as far from buildings or overhead structures as possible. No, not unless there is a fire.
Fire alarms are for fires .
If you hear the fire alarm you need to proceed with evacuation unless you have been informed that it is a false alarm. The earthquake coordinator for Oregon Emergency Management feels that it is sufficiently sturdy to withstand a fair amount of shaking. Current advice is to duck under a work surface that is over a file cabinet or that is supported by a leg. Keep away from windows or objects such as bookshelves that could potentially fall. Move to an interior wall or a 90 degree partition corner, and away from windows or objects that can fall.