Prevention
House Safety
General
Facts
Fire Prevention at College
100

How often should you replace your fire alarms?

Every 10 years.

100

How often should you replace your fire alarms?

Every 10 Years

100

If you catch on fire what should you do?


Stop, Drop, and Roll.

100

How many people die each year due to fires?

4,000 Americans die each year

100

What are three common items that residents bring into their room but are not allowed?

Candles, Convection Oven, Air Fryer

200

 What should you never do while using a stove?

Leave it unattended

200

How often should you test your smoke alarms?

Once a month

200

What is the number one cause of fires in America?

Cooking

200

How long does it take a fire to become life threatning?

2 Minutes

200

What are the most common times for a fire or alarm to go off in a residence hall?

5-11PM

300

What is a flashpoint?

A flashpoint is the lowest temperature at which the vapors of a volatile material can ignite.

EX:

  • Ethanol (70%) â€“ 61.9 Degrees
  • Diesel Fuel â€“ 126 Degrees
  • Jet Fuel â€“ 100 Degrees
  • Vegetable Oil â€“ 621 Degrees
  • Biodiesel – 266 Degrees
300

If you have a small grease fire on your stove top, what should you do?

Turn off the heat and put a lid on it

300

Fires need what three elements to start?

Oxygen, fuel, and heat

300

Would a fire wake someone up if they were asleep?

no, you could actually fall into a deeper sleep due to the gasses a fire produces

300

6 out of 7 fires in residence halls are started by what?

cooking

400

What are the most common fire extinguishers?

Air pressurized water, CO2 (carbon dioxide), and dry chemical.

400

Where should you have carbon monoxide detectors?

10 feet from every sleeping area.

400

What is the fire safety bear's name?

Smokey

400

What is more dangerous:  1. flames from the fire 2.Heat from the fire 3. Smoke from the fire

heat and smoke, hot air and smoke can scar your lungs for life

400
If you wish to make a meal in your residence hall where can you go?

The residence hall kitchen area.

500

What is the acronym for fire extinguisher use?

P A S S Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep

500

Where must you have smoke alarms in your house.

Every bedroom and each level.

500

What does the acronym NFPA mean?

National Fire Protection Association

500

How many fire fighters die each year?

More than 100 firefighters are killed on the job yearly

500

Where can you find information about how to exit the building during a fire emergancy? Hint: every room has one.

On the map posted on the inside of your door.

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