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If you live in off-campus housing, create and practice a fire escape plan with two ways out of every room. When the smoke alarm or fire alarm sounds, get out of the building quickly and stay out.

Remain in the kitchen when cooking. Cook only when you are alert, not sleepy or drowsy from medicine or alcohol. Check with your local fire department for any restrictions before using a barbecue grill, fire pit or chimenea. If you smoke, smoke outside and only where it is permitted. Never discard cigarettes into mulch, vegetation or other things that could ignite easily.

Burn candles only if the school permits their use. Student Checklist. Know what to do in a fire. Student to Student Tips. If you need a specific size poster simply contact us. Also, let us know how you're using these posters. Email pictures for our website!

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Make sure you can hear the building alarm system when you are in your dorm room. If you live in a dormitory, make sure your sleeping room has a smoke alarm, or your dormitory suite has a smoke alarm in each living area as well as the sleeping room. For the best protection, all smoke alarms in the dormitory suite should be interconnected so that when one sounds, they all sound.

If you live in an apartment or house, make sure smoke alarms are installed in each sleeping room, outside every sleeping area and on each level of the apartment unit or house. For the best protection, all smoke alarms in the apartment unit or house should be interconnected so that when one sounds, they all sound. Test all smoke alarms at least monthly.