Fire Safety
I should have one of these in every sleeping room
Smoke alarm
This is where I stay while I am cooking
In the kitchen
Each building has two of these
Muster Points
There are two types of alarms for emergencies
Fire and ENS
Nearly 9 out of 10 fires involved this
Cooking equipment
I should discuss this with everyone I live with
Fire Escape Plan
You should never pour this on a kitchen fire
Water
During a fire alarm, this must not be used.
Elevators
The Emergency Notification System (ENS) does this on campus
Mass notification tool of emergencies
This is the greatest contributor to kitchen fires
Unattended equipment
You should know at least this many ways out of every room
Two
If the smoke detector in my residence room goes off, I open this up to ventilate
The window
Fire Drills are required by code to be conducted this many times annually
Once
We have 199 of these located on campus
Saturday and Sunday, also known as the Weekend
This is how often I change the batteries in smoke detectors
Every year
The leading cause of fires in the kitchen is this
Unattended cooking
If I saw smoke or fire, who do I tell?
The Emergency Warden, Campus Security, and 911
There are nearly 900 of these in common areas throughout campus
Fire Extinguishers
Between these hours is when most kitchen fires occur
4 p.m. to midnight
*CHIRP**CHIRP**CHIRP* from the smoke detector means this
The batteries need to be replaced immediately
My pot is on fire - what next
Cover with the lid
Someone with accesibility limitations will seek shelter here if they are not able to vacate the building
In a stairwell
This tells me about emergencies occurring on campus and what to do to stay safe
Alertus App
You should not cook after a night of consuming this
Alcohol