Safe with you and me
Room safety guide, please
Use electrical security
No use of illegal appliances. Illegal appliances such as fast heat, electric ventilation, cooking pans, and pans are not kept in student dormitories. These appliances, which are heat-producing from material of high electrical resistance value, have a high consumption of electricity, which, if coupled with unconnected wire connections, causes wire heating, softening of rubber insulation, and overloading over time causes insulation to age and even burn, causing fires。
2. No smoking, no ignition. The fire source of the cigarette is small, but the surface temperature is 200 - 300°c, with a central temperature of 700 - 800°c, while the burning point of paper, cotton, wood, detergents, fibres and other general flammable substances is 130 - 140°c, and the throwing of the cigarette head above is extremely prone to fire。
3. No three products are purchased. In the purchase of electrical products, the security sign, the certificate of exit and the certificate of certification are required. You can't pull wires, you can't connect lights, you can't plug in. Due to multiple connections between electrical wires and plugs and plugs, exposure is prone to poor exposure, which can generate electric sparks and, if flammable, fires. Power lines, plugs should not be buried under the bedding, and the consequences could not be envisaged if the wiring heat caused fire in the insulation layer。
4. Proficiency in fire evacuation routes. The fire-fighting facilities in the dormitory building are not used automatically and are familiar with the fire-evacuation routes and escape exits within the building。
Bed safe
1. Excavation and play during bedtime. It is important that the bed be kept steady and that unsettled objects, such as bedding, not be caught, and that there be no play with the classmates in order to avoid falling from the bed because of slippages and unsustained grips。
2. Bed arms and stairwells will be smooth. Sliding cushions can be added to the bedside arm and stairs to enhance friction between hands, feet and arms, and stairs to avoid slips and falls。
3. The use of lighting on and off the bed at night. Bedroom lights should be out at night, and in case of need to go to and out of bed at night, lighting should be used to avoid being emptied because the environment is unconscious。
No thick mattresses have been used. Beds are advised not to use thick mattresses, which lift up the bed, lower the protective effect of the fence and create safety risks。
Health safety
Stay in bed
1. Regular cleaning. (b) the removal of all wastes from the dormitory, such as portable cans, snack bags and easy-to-hand wrappers, and the removal of garbage cans from time to time。
2. Bed ventilation. Bedroom doors and windows need to be ventilated on a regular basis so that the smell left in the room is completely removed and the air remains fresh。
The shift sheets are covered. The personal effects are organized and the bed is often washed and dry, avoiding the damp smell of the material。
4. Placing of personal effects. Personal effects such as changing toothbrushes and tea cups should be carefully arranged and the covers may be stacked or laid to keep them clean。
Summary
It's safe. It's safe
The dorm is my home. It's safe for everyone
Let's remember security
Guard the dorms
Source: work with students at the institute of the ole institute, the iron school alternative online
