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Domino’s Pizza has partnered with the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) and The Center for Campus Fire Safety (CCFS) to demonstrate the importance of fire safety to students at selected campuses throughout the USA. This years local franchisees have identified several schools that they will deliver pizza to, in conjunction with a Dorm Room Burn, or other student training such as escape training, fire extinguisher usage, RA Training etc. During the training Domino’s will be handing out free delicious pizza to students that attend. The Domino’s, team, working with NFPA & CCFS, have prepared tool kits for the local franchisee to include magnets, box toppers, fire safety tips/flyers, press release templates and much more to help the schools promote these training events. All of this information is available electronically on the Domino’s Network so the franchisees can customize the tools with their local information. |
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Guilford College This is an annual event that is continuing to grow each year. This year, a QR Code scavenger hunt has been incorporated. There are 10 flyers that advertise Campus Fire Safety Day that are being posted all over the campus. Each flyer has a unique QR code on it that once scanned, gives a “fire safety tip”. Students are instructed to find all 10 flyers & write down what each QR code tip is. The first two students to turn in the 10 Tips to Student Life will receive a $25 gift card! This is done days leading up to the September 14th event. April R. Robertson Rhonda Johnson |
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Students feel the effects of fire within a room, with heat rising toward the ceiling. Students were then instructed to kneel, while the fire began to move across the ceiling.
Students, feeling the heat from a fire, learn the importance of a timely evacuation. Director Ferrara, a twenty-eight year veteran of the fire service and past Chief of the Lyndhurst Fire Department, in New Jersey, first learned of this program while attending an annual conference held by the Center for Campus Fire Safety, for whom he currently serves as a member of the Board of Directors. "The University of Colorado, Boulder, first introduced me to this program; from the first I heard of it, I thought ‘I have to bring this [program] back to Montclair [State University].’ My Department and the staff at the [BCLPSI] toiled to make this program a reality in New Jersey. If you would like more information about this program or would like to speak with Robert Ferrara, please contact him at 973-655-5401 or ferrarar@mail.montclair.edu |
Montclair State University
Montclair State University Department of Fire Safety, Holds Fire Academy for Community Assistants In an effort to teach their resident students the dangers that fires pose, Montclair State University’s Department of Fire Safety partnered with the Bergen County Law and Public Safety Institute (henceforth, referred to as BCLPSI) to offer students a unique experience in fire prevention: The University’s first annual Community Assistant Fire Academy was held at the BCLPSI on August 7, 2012. After an hour of morning lecture, which included instruction in fire prevention practices and fire ground safety, the University’s Community Assistants headed out to the BCLPSI’s drill facility for a day full of fun and educational activities. The BCLPSI’s Life Safety Complex, a three story building that houses several state of the art, propane burning, live fire training simulators, was the focal point of the training initiative.
Director of Fire Safety (and Board Member of CCFS) , Robert Ferrara, instructs students on evacuation procedures. |
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SUNY Farmingdale 300 Freshman Students will be attending. Participating agencies include, NYS Office of Fire Prevention and Control, SUNY Farmingdale State College Fire Marshal's Office, University Police Department, East Farmingdale Fire Dept., NYS DEC Forest Rangers, Town of Babylon Fire Marshal's Office, Suffolk County Fire Rescue. |
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* photos from 2011 Fire Prevention Day |
Stony Brook University Fire safety education is an effective method of reducing the occurrence of fires, loss of life and destruction of property. The Stony Brook University Fire Marshals will be hosting our annual campus fire prevention day on Wednesday September 19th 2012. One of our recent additions was developed to reduce cooking related fire alarms on campus. We have joined forces with Campus Dining to provide educational workshops for our students and conduct live cooking demonstrations from an Executive Chef, focusing on cooking safety. Other programs include demonstrations from local volunteer fire departments, Underwriters Labs, SimplexGrinnell, University Police, Environmental Health & Safety and the MTA Police department. Guests will also have the opportunity to practice using a fire extinguisher to extinguish a fire. Scott A. Gershowitz, Fire Marshal # 907 Tel 631-632-9678 | Fax 631-632-9683 |
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Arizona State University September 19th on the Training Programs Scheduled for the Day are: Members of the Glendale and Phoenix Fire Departments will be there so students and faculty will have a chance to talk with them and ask questions. Questions about the event contact |
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Featuring a Live Mock Dorm Room Burn!
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Union College
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University of Oklahoma
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