Fire/Life Safety.
American School & University, April, 2007 by Kennedy, Mike
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Byline: Mike Kennedy Education institutions have strived to make facilities safer and prevent loss of life and property from fire. But more can be done, according to the National Association of State Fire Marshals Catastrophic Fire Prevention Task Force. "The nature and sheer volume of fuels in schools enhances the potential for the rapid spread of fire," the task force says.
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Among the contents that can feed flames: bulletin boards, maps and other items on walls; upholstered furniture and rugs; and computer equipment. If flames spread through ceiling ...
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