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This calculator helps you determine the **success rate** of your emergency drills. It is based on two key pieces of information:

• Completed Drills: This is the total number of drills that were actually carried out successfully within the planned timeframe. These are the drills that have been completed and executed according to the schedule.
• Planned Drills: This refers to the total number of drills that were initially planned or scheduled to take place. These are the drills that were intended to occur, regardless of whether they were completed or not.

By entering the number of drills that were completed and the number of drills that were planned, the calculator calculates the **emergency drill success rate**. The result is expressed as a percentage, which represents the proportion of drills completed compared to the number of drills initially planned.

A higher success rate indicates that most of the drills you planned were successfully completed, which is a sign of effective planning and execution. Conversely, a lower success rate may suggest areas where more attention is needed to ensure that drills are carried out as planned.

After entering the numbers for completed and planned drills, simply click Calculate to view the **success rate** in percentage form.