Alert
APRIL 7
COVID Information
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The Lebanon Valley College Office of Public Safety is committed to maintaining a safe and secure campus for students, faculty, administrators, staff and visitors. Fire safety is an important part of the office's mission.
Report hazards such as open stairway doors, blocked exits and accumulated trash to the hall director or the Office of Public Safety.
False alarms are a hazard. They lead to indifference when quick reactions may save your life in a real fire.
Arson is the leading cause of campus fires. Be alert for suspicious activities that could indicate potential arson or a dangerous prank. Report all incidents to the hall director or the Office of Public Safety.
For the protection of the staff working on campus and students living in residence halls, scheduled periodic fire drills will be conducted. All persons in the building are expected to evacuate when the fire alarms are sounded. Some Drills may involve room checks to insure the building has been evacuated.
Familiarize yourself with potential fire hazards, fire exits, and safety equipment. Plan an escape route in case of fire.
Fire extinguishers are designed to fight small fires. Know where they are located and learn in advance how to operate them properly. Do not block access to extinguishers. Report all extinguishers that are damaged or tampered with. Do not empty fire extinguishers as a prank.
Fire alarms alert all people in the building. Know where alarms are located and how to activate them. If you hear an alarm, exit the building.
Know the locations of smoke detectors. Do not hang things from them.
Keep all hall doors and fire doors closed. Do not block access to these doors.
If you detect a fire:
If you are trapped in your room: