Which phase of the LAST method involves moving the subject to safety?

In the LAST method, the phase that involves moving the subject to safety is the Transport phase. This is where the rescuer takes action to physically move the subject out of danger after they have been located, assessed, and stabilized. The transport phase is critical, as it confirms that the subject is not only rescued from immediate threats but also secured and supported during movement—all while ensuring their safety until they reach a secure location.

Each preceding phase has its specific focus: locating the subject confirms their position; accessing the subject involves getting to them properly and safely; and stabilizing focuses on ensuring they are secure and ready for transport. Once these steps are completed, transport is the natural and necessary follow-up to ensure the subject is fully evacuated from the hazardous environment.