Fire Safety Rules Sample Clauses

Fire Safety Rules. All activities and all operations carried out by the Partner on Unilever premises or facilities shall be carried out in full compliance with the fire safety rules and regulations of the Russian Federation, fire safety specifications of construction contractors.
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Fire Safety Rules. For the protection of the residents, residence halls are equipped with smoke and fire detection, sprinkler systems and fire extinguishers. In addition, annual fire safety inspections are conducted by local and state officials. o Fire Safety Standards. §6438 of New York State Education Law requires notification of fire safety standards and measures in all college-owed or college operated housing. To facilitate compliance the following information is provided about every JCC student residence hall:  Every residence hall has an interior fire alarm system with detection throughout the building, including detectors in every sleeping room;  Every residence hall has an interior fire alarm panel which is connected to a central station (Simplex) who then contacts the Jamestown Fire Department; and  Every residence hall has automatic wet sprinklers throughout the entire building. o Additional fire safety information may also be found in the annual Clery-Fire report on the JCC website at: xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx/student-life/campus-safety o Tampering with Fire Safety Equipment. Tampering with fire safety equipment is a criminal offense. Any failed or successful attempt to dismantle or bypass any of the fire safety features within the residence hall or suite is prohibited and a violation of the On-Campus Living Policies as well as a violation of New York State Law. The includes, but is not limited to, security cameras, building access doors, exterior and interior safety lights, sprinkler system and fire alarm system. Persons apprehended may be prosecuted in the criminal court.  Students found tampering with fire safety equipment will be immediately removed from the residence halls by the Director of Residence Life or designee. Infractions will include, but are not limited to, giving false alarm of fire, tampering with fire protection equipment or any fire alarm device (e.g., pull station, smoke detector, heat sensor, etc.) or tampering with electrical equipment that controls fire protection equipment (e.g. breakers, etc.). Students removed from housing will forfeit their deposits and be responsible for any remaining balances. o Fire Code Regulations. Residents are expected to observe fire code regulations. Violators of these regulations are subject to student conduct action, payment of any damages, and fines. The fine for setting off a smoke or fire detector, sprinkler system or fire extinguisher within a building because of negligence, misuse or abuse can range fr...
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Fire Safety Rules. 7.6.1. To reduce the possibility of fire, the following guidelines must be observed:
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