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HOW TO REPORT A FIRE
- If a burning odor or smoke is present, call 9-1-1. Report the exact location of the fire and, if known, what is burning. If a fire is detected, sound the building alarm by pulling an alarm station.
- Notify Campus Safety/ Security at ext. 8499 of the exact location of the fire, and that 911 has been called.
- If you can help control the fire without personal danger, take action with available fire fighting equipment. If not, leave the area.
- A local alarm station will cause the alarm horns to sound. It does not automatically notify the fire department.
- Never allow the fire to come between you and an exit.
- Remove all persons from the danger area. Close doors behind you to confine the fire.
RESPONSE TO AUDIBLE FIRE ALARMS
- If the audible horn sounds for more than 30 seconds or starts to sound for a second time, evacuate the building.
- Do not use the elevators.
- If requested, accompany and assist persons with disabilities who appear to need direction or assistance.
- Leave all parcels and personal property inside.
- Remain approximately 100 feet from the exits to help facilitate clear access to the building for the Fire Department.
- Return to the building only when instructed to do so by Campus Safety/Security personnel, Police or Fire Department officials.