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For Campus
Based Administrators
On-site fire safety inspections, auditing, and hazard
recognition inspections for campus facilities, and making
recommendations for correction.
Creation of Emergency Action Plans

Development of a fire safety management plan
for your campus.
Work with and provide technical information
to those who have the task of creating, running and managing your
fire safety program.
Review policy and procedures as it relates
to fire safety.
Review campus disaster plans and making
recommendations for correction.
Facilitate, organize and run safety
meetings.
Reviewing fire incidents and work to reduce
false fire alarms.
Design and write a fire safety education
program specifically for your facility
Perform quality control as it relates to
fire code required testing inspection and maintenance, ensuring th
at
all work completed is being completed to code requirements.
Conduct (effective) fire evacuation drills
evaluating student reaction and making (positive) recommendations to
educate those who fail to respond to the drill.
Lecturing, and presenting fire safety
information.
Provide the resources to address general
safety issues, OSHA requirements, laboratory safety, personal
protective equipment, required training etc.
For Parents and Future
Students
Lecture and educational programs for high school juniors,
seniors and their parents.

We will contact the college/university of
your choice and find out how fire safe the campus and residence
halls
Provide fire safety information for living
off campus, in your first apartment.
So, you are moving into a Fraternity or a
Sorority house- we can help make sure your experience is a safe one.
What to look for during that college party,
or during your spring break trip.
Anything you as a parents or student may
need as it relates to fire-safety.
Our
Training and Educational Programs
We are committed to providing safe and efficient training for
Faculty, Staff, and/or Students. Providing proper training and
educational programs is a critical part of maintaining a safe campus
environment.
Through our service offerings we have a range of solutions to help
clients improve business results through the introduction of
integrated safety programs for student and employee well-being.
Our training programs consist of -
1. Fire and Life safety
2. Fire Extinguishers
3. OSHA
4. Emergency Planning and Exercises
In most cases we will tailor make and specifically brand any safety
related program to meet your needs.
The Great Escape on Campus!

The program is designed to teach students the importance of escape
planning and early evacuation in their residence halls,
fraternity/sorority house, or off campus housing.
The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) has indorsed the
creation and implementation of this very unique training program.
The "Great Escape on Campus" discusses the realities of fire and
what students need to know to be prepared for a fire emergency.
Using safe smoke, we do a fire simulation within a student housing
facility. While we are lecturing to the students about fire
prevention and survival techniques, our staff is filling hallways
and corridors with safe smoke. We mimic the conditions that would
likely exist in a dormitory, residence hall, or Greek housing fire.
This program is not designed to surprise or scare students. Instead,
our purpose is to demonstrate how quickly one can become lost,
disoriented, and confused during a fire emergency in the place they
call home. Students enter the smoke filled hallways to find the way
out of their home.

This is one program students find fun and exciting. Institutions we
have provided the program to have been very happy with the end
result. The comments from students have been very favorable. This is
a program students enjoy participating in and learning from. We have
done this program in residence hall, fraternity houses, academic
buildings, and large sports complexes to assist in disaster training
for employees.
Ultimately, the program works to reinforce why early evacuation,
escape planning, and practice are vital to students' safety, in a
"real-world" way to which young adults can relate.
Our President and CEO (Randall L. Hormann) has been a featured
lecturer around the country specifically for NFPA and the Campus
Fire Forum on multiple occasions. In addition, he has also lectured
on the success of the program for the Campus Safety, Health and
Environmental Management Association (CSHEMA) annual conference.
We are very interested in bringing the "Great Escape on Campus" to
your campus.