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2016-069 School Fire Drills 16-069 DEPARTMENT of PUBLIC SAFETY DIVISION of FIRE COLUMBUS, OHIO September 30, 2016 SUBJECT: Fire Prevention TITLE: School Fire Drills PURPOSE: Implementation ORIGINATING BUREAU: Fire Prevention Bureau EFFECTIVE DATE: October 03, 2016 DISCARD DATE: December 31, 2016 The fire drill is an opportunity for all occupants to practice a brisk, quiet and orderly evacuation from the building. The Division of Fire on-site observations are critical in ensuring that in an emergency, occupants leave the building in the shortest time possible without confusion. All companies will begin conducting school fire drills on October 3, 2016. Companies should continue until a fire drill has been conducted at each assigned school. Please check ahead of time to make sure that the school is not testing. The 2016 school fire drill assignment list and a list of schools are attached. Please do not schedule fire drills during state testing dates. Testing dates are as follows: Columbus City Columbus Catholic South-Western City Terra Nova Nov. 14-18 Nov. 14-18 Nov. 14-18 OAT (3rd grade) Oct. 11-12 Oct. 11-17 OGT (High School) Oct. 24–31 Oct. 17–21 Oct. 24-31 **Please make a note on the fire drill form and a FP-350 if the school you are attempting to conduct the drill on is closed (We need to be notified of any closures.) Refer to the Systems Manual, Section 518.00 before conducting fire drills. Obtain Form FP-342e from the Division Internet. As a consideration to the students: Avoid scheduling around lunch periods. Avoid schedule around proficiency and standardized testing. Verify lunch periods and testing schedules with the school before activating the alarm. In addition to the procedures outlined in the Systems Manual, Section 518.00, company officers shall: 1. Use 49 CFD Event1 and MDC to mark out of service and notify the FAO of the school name and address. 2. Receive a head count from the principal and compare that to the attendance records. 3. By radio, 49 CFD Event 1, verify the time that the FAO was notified of the fire alarm. 4. After the alarm has sounded between two and three minutes, have school personnel reset the alarm and allow occupants to return to the building. The fire alarm must be sounded, no substitutes such as whistles or horns may be used. 5. Please add the school phone number 6. Find out if the alarm is monitored or local 7. FAO should advise if called by the monitoring company. 8. Obtain crew member observations before reviewing the fire drill with the school staff members. Before leaving the premises, review and update all the school fire drill records and fill out the FP-342. 9. Mark back in service on 49 CFD Event 1, and then return to 10 Fire (also mark AOR using the MDC). 10. Forward the FP-342 to the Fire Prevention Bureau (Prevention 6). If the alarm system is not working properly, the company officer shall: Immediately notify the FAO and ES-2 and remain on the premises until a Fire Watch is in place and operating properly. A Fire Watch must meet the following requirements: A fire watch “faculty member” must be in each hallway serving any classroom or area occupied by students; i.e.; four hallways require four faculty members. Each faculty member must be able to send or receive communications; i.e., intercom or portable radio. Each faculty member has the following responsibilities: 1. Detect a fire in their vicinity, ensure the evacuation of their area and initiate the general “alarm” by intercom or radio. 2. Receive an “alarm” by intercom or radio, from others, and initiate the evacuation of their area. If the school lacks the resources to establish a Fire Watch, the building shall be evacuated. Request Prevention 18, through the FAO to assist in the evacuation and documentation. Additionally, upon finding a fire alarm system that does not operate, the company officer shall: 1. Advise the Principal that the alarm system needs to be repaired as soon as is possible. 2. Advise the Principal that the Fire Watch must be provided at any time and in any areas that the building is occupied: during games and other extra- curricular activities. 3. Complete a FP-350, including the following fields: street number, street name, type, date, time, activity code “6” (company special inspection), and inspecting officer. Use code “901.6” and description “All fire protective signaling systems shall be maintained, periodically inspected and tested.” The action code is “03” (order for correction). Use the next calendar day as the re-inspection date (FPB inspectors will perform the re- inspection). Record the business name and phone number. 4. Forward the FP-350 to the Fire Prevention Bureau, to the attention of the Annual Inspections Section Supervisor (Prevention 6). Upon return to quarters, inform the Annual Inspections Supervisor of the school name and address, by phone at extension 7-5606. 5. Make corrections to the information on the FP-350 as needed and mark the changes box (Box #36). _______________________ _______________________ David K Whiting Kevin O’Connor Assistant Chief Fire Chief Fire Prevention Bureau 2016 STATION UNIT SCHOOL NAME ADDRESS BATTALION 1 1 1 Junior Achievement 68 E. Second Hubbard Elementary Mastery 104 W. Hubbard Ave. 2 Christo Rey High School 400 E. Town Street 3 Fort Hayes Career Center (8 Buildings) 546-600 Jack Gibbs Blvd 2 1 Livingston Elementary School 825 E. Livingston Ave Gloria Friend Christian Academy 428 E. Main Street Stewart Avenue Elementary 40 Stewart Avenue 2 Columbus City Prep for Girls 1390 Bryden Avenue Columbus Downtown High School 364 S. 4th Street 3 St. Mary Elementary 700 South Third Street Columbus Africentric School (K-12) 300 East Livingston Avenue Siebert Elementary School 385 Reinhard Avenue 8 1 Champion Middle School 284 N. 22nd Avenue Whitehall Prep and Fitness 3474 E. Livingston Avenue Academy For Urban Scholars 1808 E. Broad Street 2 St. Charles High School 2010 E. Broad Street East High School 1500 E. Broad Street A+ Arts Academy 1395 Fair Avenue 3 Mansion Day Elementary 72 Woodland Avenue Beatty Park / Trevitt Elementary (2 schools) 519 Trevitt Street Columbus City Prep for Boys 3450 Medway Avenue 25 1 Cranbrook Elementary School 908 Bricker Blvd Metro High School 1929 Kenney 2 St. Timothy Elementary School 1070 Thomas Lane Our Lady of Bethlehem Elementary 4567 Olentangy River Road 3 Arts Impact Middle School 690 Jack Gibbs Blvd. Trinity Elementary School 1381 Ida Avenue 1 2016 STATION UNIT SCHOOL NAME ADDRESS BATTALION 2 24 1 Academy of Columbus Middle School 4656 Heaton Road St. Matthias 1566 Ferris Road North Linden Elementary School 1718 East Cooke Road Parkmoor Elementary 1711 Penworth Drive Zenith 4606 Heaton Road 2 St. Francis DeSales 4212 Karl Road Maize Elementary 4360 Maize Road Forest Park Elementary 5535 Sandalwood Blvd Focus Learning Academy North 4795 & 4807 Evanswood Drive 3 Tree of Life/Northridge 935 Northridge Road St. Anthony Elementary 1300 Urban Road Woodward Park Middle School 5151 Karl Road Humanities Art & Tech 1333 Morse Road Northtowne Elementary 4767 Northtowne Blvd 6 1 Salem Elementary School 1040 Garvey Road Northland High School 1919 Northcliff Drive Alpine Elementary 1590 Alpine Drive International Academy of Columbus 1201 Schrock Court 2 Avalon Elementary 5220 Avalon Avenue Valley Forge Elementary School 1321 Urban Drive Northside Christian School 2645 Schrock Road Northside Christian School 2655 Schrock Road 3 Marburn Academy 1860 Walden Drive Beechcroft High School 6100 Beechcroft Drive Columbus Spanish Immersion Academy 2155 Fenton Street Oakstone Academy 2655 Oakstone Drive 28 1 Mifflin High School 3245 Oak Spring Street Mifflin Middle School / I-PASS 3000 Agler Road 2 Innis Elementary School 3399 Kohr Blvd CBAN 3360 Kohr Blvd. 3 Cassady Alt. Elementary School 2500 North Cassady Avenue Columbus Bi-Lingual Academy 3300 Kohr Blvd. KIPPSchool 2750 Agler Rd. 2 2016 STATION UNIT SCHOOL NAME ADDRESS 29 1 Cornerstone Academy 6015 E. Walnut Street Devonshire Alt. Elementary School 6286 Ambleside Dr. Ecole Kenwood Alternative Elementary 6655 Sharon Woods Blvd. 2 Northland Prep Academy 1875 Morse Road Horizon School 2835 Morse Road 3 Oakstone School 5747 Cleveland Avenue Xenos Christian Elementary School 1390 Community Park Dr. 33 1 Worthington Kilbourne High School 1499 Hard Road McCord Middle School 1500 Hard Road Olentangy Meadows 8950 Emerald Hill Drive 2 Ohio School for the Deaf 500 Morse Road Ohio School for the Blind 5220 North High Street Polaris Christian Academy 2150 E. Powell Road Horizon High School 1070 Morse Road 3 Grace Brethren 8225 Worthington Galena Road Worthington Park Elementary 500 Park Road Summit Academy 1855 E. Dublin Granville Road Life Skills 1900 E. Dublin-Granville Road BATTALION 3 7 1 Saint Joseph Montessori Elementary School 933 Hamlet Street Early College Academy 345 E. 5th Ave. 2 Youthbuild Community School 1183 Essex Avenue Weinland Park Elementary 211 E. 7th Avenue 3 GEMS School 140 E. 16th Avenue Performance Charter School 274 E. 1st Avenue 13 1 Adult & Community Education 2323 Lexington Avenue Calumet Christian High School 2774 Calumet Avenue Como Elementary School 2989 Reis Avenue Cols International Middle & High School (7-12) 100 Arcadia Avenue 2 Tree of Life Elementary School 2141 Indianola Avenue Immaculate Conception Elementary School 366 East North Broadway Immaculate Conception School 440 East North Broadway Helping Hands 2500 Medary 3 2016 STATION UNIT SCHOOL NAME ADDRESS 3 CAHS (Columbus Alternative High School) 2632 McGuffey Road Hamilton STEM Academy 2047 Hamilton Avenue Indianola Informal K-8 School 251 E. Weber 16 1 Medina Middle School 1425 Huy Road Huy / A.G Bell Elementary School 1545 Huy Road Rosemont Center & CM Grant Elementary 2440 Dawnlight Ave (2 Schools) East Linden Elementary School 2505 Brentnell Avenue 2 Linden STEM Academy (PK-6) 2626 Cleveland Avenue Cols Global Academy Middle & High School (6-12) 2001 Hamilton Avenue 3 Midnemo 1567 Loretta Avenue St.
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