Fire a. Driver to park vehicle in safe location and turn off engine.
Fire. The insurance applies to damage: - by lightning, explosion or fire set free - fire started by another person. Another person means someone other than yourself who has acted without your consent. The insurance does not apply to damage: - by explosion in the engine, exhaust system, tires, and hoses.
Fire. The Licensee shall take reasonable care to prevent damage to the premises by fire or other causes. No open fires, personal barbecues, hibachis, camp stoves, dangerous chemicals, (e.g., gasoline) are permitted in or around on-campus housing which includes the Residence Halls and Apartments. This includes “Sterno” type devices. Burning incense is prohibited. Candles are not permitted. Fire drills are conducted in the Fall and Winter quarter and licensee is expected to evacuate the building as required.
Fire. Use every reasonable precaution against fire.
Fire. 6.1.1 Students and their visitors must observe the Fire, Safety and Security Regulations (Health and Safety) at all times and your allocated hall terms and conditions which are updated from time to time. Please refer to xxxx.xx.xx/xxxxxxxx/xxxxxx-xxx-xxxxxx for further details.
Fire. The PURCHASER must take all necessary precautions for the prevention of forest fires and shall be responsible for the suppression costs of any and all destructive or uncontrolled fires occurring within or without the contract area resulting from any and all operations involved in the removal of the timber under the provisions of this contract. AS 41.15.050 established the fire season from April 1 - September 30, inclusive, during each year. AS 41.15.080 requires every person owning or operating a sawmill or logging camp or other commercial plant or operation on forested lands to post and keep displayed at all times in a conspicuous place upon the building or ground of the milling, logging, or commercial operation a copy of AS 41.15.050-080 and AS 41.15.140.
Fire. All Students should make themselves familiar with the fire notices and exits around the buildings and follow all local instructions. Each building is equipped with a fire alarm system. Anyone detecting a fire should raise the alarm immediately and call 999. On hearing the fire alarm, you must evacuate the building in an orderly fashion. You should then meet at the assembly points outside your hall. Do not re-enter the building until it has been deemed safe to do so by the fire brigade or a member of staff. If you know that you have set off the fire alarm, whether by accident or because of a real fire, contact a member of staff once outside. Fire safety Fire safety is a major concern in any hall of residence. For the halls of residence to stay open we must comply with numerous legal requirements. We also have some simple rules in place to protect Residents: • A number of items are prohibited from rooms (for example; candles, incense) • Smoking is not allowed anywhere within the buildings, including balconies (this includes the use of e-cigarettes and shisha pipes); • Fire equipment must not be tampered with; • Fire alarm tests are carried out every week; • Fire evacuations will be carried out at least twice a year; • Cooking must never be left unsupervised when in the oven or on the hob. Any Student not complying with these requirements will receive a formal written warning as detailed in the Student Accommodation Regulations and may be issued with a penalty by the fire service. Fire equipment must not be tampered with. This includes setting off fire extinguishers for no reason, letting out fire blankets, covering smoke detectors and keeping fire doors open. If you tamper with any aspect of the fire detection or firefighting equipment not only do you put yourself at risk of fire but also your friends, colleagues and neighbours. Tampering with fire equipment is a criminal offence, not simply a contravention of the halls rules and regulations. Should we be unable to determine who is responsible we will consider it the responsibility of all Residents in the flat and action will be taken accordingly. We would advise you to note that covering the smoke detector in your room is very easily attributable. Also, taking the smoke detector apart is easily identifiable as the system reports it to us as a fault. Again this is very easily traced back to the responsible Resident. The fire alarm can be activated by steam, therefore, in en-suite rooms, you must close the ...
Fire. You must play an active and responsible role in minimising the risk of fire within the Halls of Residence and to respond to emergency procedures quickly and efficiently. In particular, A. you must familiarise yourself with the Halls of Residence Fire Procedures and with any other publicised emergency procedures including Personal Emergency Evacuation Plans (PEEPs) (if appropriate). If you require a PEEP you will be contacted separately. If you are unclear as to whether you might require a PEEP should contact the Residences Service prior to your arrival;
Fire. (1) Any person (being either an officer or member of the crew of the relative vessel or an employee of the Company) who discovers an outbreak of fire in or on board any vessel in a berthing area or occupying a berth shall forthwith give an alarm by means of the nearest electrical signal provided for that purpose and shall notify the Marine Manager of such outbreak PROVIDED THAT it shall be a defence to a prosecution under this sub‑bylaw for the defendant to establish that such alarm and notification had previously been given or that he reasonably believed that such was the case.
