Keep college students safe from on- and off-campus housing fires. Explore these materials to learn more about discussing fire safety with students, their parents, and campus housing administrators and staff.

2025年1月19日 · Discover key fire safety tips for schools, from prevention to compliance, drills, and education, ensuring safety for students, staff, and property.

Preparation and education are key elements of preventing fire tragedies, and teaching teens about fire safety can prevent accidents and injuries.

Once kids are old enough to staying home alone or babysit younger kids, it’s important they know basic fire safety rules. The following activities will help your students stay safe in the event of a fire. Note: The following questions are written in language appropriate for …

Fire safety is important, regardless of whether students live on-campus, in Greek Housing, or off-campus. This guide outlines risk factors, and examines school and student responsibilities for fire safety.

Provide students with a program for fire safety and prevention. Teach students how to properly notify the fire department using the 911 system. Install smoke alarms and an automatic fire sprinkler system in every dormitory room and every level of housing facilities. Maintain and regularly test smoke alarms and fire alarm systems.

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Understanding the basics of fire safety will help to make your college experience the best it can be. This bulletin outlines fire safety practices for students living both on and off-campus.

Campus Fire Safety for Students is an effort put forth by The Center to encourage all students to understand the importance of Fire Safety on and off-campus and in their everyday lives. We accomplish this goal in several ways:

Plan to survive ... know two ways out from your room. Have food on hand that doesn’t require cooking. Cooking when you’ve had too much to drink increases the chance you’ll make a mistake or start a fire. 4. Buy flameless candles. They come in all sizes, colors and scents. 5. Make sure you know and practice a fire escape plan. 6.