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10 things to protect you and your brothers
Todd Shelton | 11/19/2003

Fire safety can mean life or death for your chapter and its brothers.

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  • Provide the chapter with a program for fire safety and prevention
  • Teach them how to properly notify the fire department using the 911 system.
  • Install smoke alarms in every dormitory room and every level of housing facilities.
  • Maintain and regularly test smoke alarms and fire alarm systems.  Replace smoke alarm batteries every semester.
  • Regularly inspect rooms and buildings for fire hazards.  Ask your local fire department for assistance.
  • Inspect exit doors and windows and make sure they are working properly.
  • Create and update detailed floor plans of buildings, and make them available to emergency personnel, resident advisors and members.
  • Conduct fire drills and practice escape routes and evacuation plans.  Urge members to take each alarm seriously.
  • Do not overload electrical outlets. Make sure extension cords are used properly.
  • Learn to properly use and maintain heating and cooking appliances. 

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