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Trunko, Michael E. – College Planning & Management, 2001
Discusses how rooftop grease containment systems can protect college roofs and prevent fires. Included are the rules and regulations for grease containment systems and tips for choosing a system. (GR)
Descriptors: Colleges, Decision Making, Fire Protection, Legislation
Michlovic, John – College Planning & Management, 2003
Discusses two new governing standards from the National Fire Protection Association regarding plastic-coated cables, and other ways to improve cable safety. (EV)
Descriptors: College Buildings, Fire Protection, Higher Education, School Safety
Fickes, Michael – College Planning & Management, 2002
Explores reasons for the decline in the number of fires in college and university residence halls and describes a four-pronged program called PODS (Prevention, Occupant awareness, Detection, and Suppression) to help administrators organize fire-prevention efforts. (EV)
Descriptors: College Housing, Facilities Management, Fire Protection, Higher Education
College Planning & Management, 1999
Discusses the qualities and trends in modern metal doors for educational facilities that include fire protection and sound-control attributes. Important differences in door manufacturing methods and materials are addressed and sound-transmission class values, ratings, and rating descriptions are listed. (GR)
Descriptors: Acoustic Insulation, Construction Materials, Doors, Fire Protection
Wright, Dorothy – College Planning & Management, 1999
Discusses how one college's experience with a tragic fire in one of its residence halls prompted a reevaluation of its fire-prevention-and-response strategies. Staff training, sprinkler installation, new alarm systems, and exit hardware to help make building exiting more efficient are discussed. (GR)
Descriptors: Alarm Systems, Dormitories, Educational Facilities Improvement, Facilities Management