Fire Alarms and Equipment Sample Clauses

Fire Alarms and Equipment. B. Fire Prevention: ➢ Tenants are expected to be alert at all times to the hazards and dangers of fire in their area and to exercise all proper precautions to prevent fire, notify proper authorities of any potential fire and safety hazards, and promptly report a fire. ➢ Tenants are expected to help prevent false alarms and should report any tampering with the alarm system to Campus Safety. ➢ Flammable substances and solids, such as gasoline, benzene, naphtha, cleaning fluids, explosives, and fireworks may not be used or stored in residence halls. Lighted candles, incense, kerosene lamps, halogen lamps and tenant installed electric heaters may not be used in the residence halls. ➢ ALL COOKING MUST BE CONFINED TO DESIGNATED COOKING AREAS. Use of electrical appliances such as hot plates, heating coils, coffeepots, popcorn poppers, electric frying pans, toaster ovens, irons, and electric heaters are prohibited in Tenant rooms and social lounge areas. All appliances must be UL approved with UL approved cords. Low wattage electrical equipment and attached cords must also be UL approved. The College reserves the right to determine the danger of electrical appliances and remove them. ➢ Storage or placement of any items (including trash, bicycles, boxes, furniture, etc.) in public areas such as corridors, stairwells, or balconies is prohibited. The College will remove items placed or stored in public areas with a charge for their release. Items may not be left outside residence buildings at any time (i.e. trash cans). ➢ All decorations used in corridors or public areas shall be flameproof or fire resistant materials. The College reserves the right to remove any and all decorations that do not comply. ➢ Hanging of cloth material along walls is discouraged for safety reasons. No material or paper may be draped or affixed overhead or from ceiling pipes. ➢ Section and fire doors are to remain closed at all times. Residents of the section will be held responsible when the doors are blocked or propped open. A door will be considered propped if there is any physical obstruction (such as tape, stones, cardboard, trash cans, etc.) which prevent it from closing or locking. ➢ Any additional lighting (i.e. Christmas lights) must be UL approved with proper installation and approved by Plant Operations, Campus Safety and/or Residential Services. No lights may be strung from any pipes or fire/safety equipment. ➢ Any violation of the above fire prevention regulations may be subjec...
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Fire Alarms and Equipment. 1. Fire equipment is to be used only as necessary in the case of fire. Its use and misuse must be reported to the Office of Conference Services and/or Campus Security immediately so that it may be restored to useful condition with no unnecessary delay.
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