Once you have exited the building, remain at least 100 feet from it and wait for further instructions. When it has been determined that it is safe to re- enter the building, the Safety and Security Department will notify faculty, staff and students. Home Fire Safety Fire safety is not just for the workplace. It is also vital that you practice it at home to insure the protection of your family members and pets. This includes the routine inspection of your home to identify any fire safety hazards, such as stored combustibles, electrical hazards, and at least an annual inspection of the heating system and fireplace.
Smoke detectors are an important aspect of home fire safety.
Detectors should be placed on each level of the home and must be tested monthly. Other considerations include the placement of fire extinguishers throughout the home, the procurement of an escape ladder for multi-level homes, and the practicing of various escape routes from the structure. By following these guidelines at work and home, you can do your part in ensuring a safer environment for yourself, the campus community, and your family. Criminal Justice Study Abroad in London HACC is offering a Criminal Justice and Security Study Abroad program in London January 3 through 17, 1999. The cost of the program will include round trip transportation from HACC to London, thirteen nights at the Park Court Hotel overlooking Hyde Park, and a full English breakfast each morning.