College security

Inspect all emergency exits for obstructions and proper signage.

Check the functionality of fire extinguishers and ensure they are fully charged.

Verify that Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) are accessible and stocked with necessary supplies.

Ensure blue poles (emergency call boxes) are operational and clearly visible.

Confirm that campus lighting is functioning in all key areas, including walkways and parking lots.

Here are some additional steps that could be included in the Daily Safety Checklist section

Inspect first aid kits to ensure they are fully stocked and items are not expired

Check for any trip hazards on walkways and pathways, such as loose tiles or debris

Verify that all safety signage is visible and legible, including warning signs and directional signs

Conduct a walkthrough of high-traffic areas to assess overall safety and security

Ensure that all emergency contact numbers are up-to-date and easily accessible

Review the condition of security cameras and ensure they are functioning properly

Inspect parking lots and garages for adequate visibility and security measures

Confirm that all visitor access points are monitored and security procedures are followed

Evaluate the condition of any safety barriers or railings around stairwells and elevated areas

Check for proper storage of hazardous materials in compliance with safety regulations

Conduct routine inspections of campus facilities for potential hazards (e.g., spills, broken fixtures).

Assess outdoor areas for environmental hazards (ice, debris, overgrown vegetation).

Ensure that all pathways are clear of obstacles that could cause trips or falls.

Monitor and maintain equipment used for campus events for safety compliance.

Regularly inspect safety equipment, including first aid kits, to ensure they are fully stocked.

Test alarm systems and emergency communication devices monthly.

Schedule routine maintenance for surveillance cameras and security systems.

Verify that all safety signage is current and visible throughout the campus.

Conduct monthly fire drills to ensure readiness in case of an emergency.

Ensure all fire alarms and smoke detectors are tested and maintained.

Review and update the campus fire safety plan annually.

Train staff and students on proper evacuation procedures during a fire.

Establish a daily reporting system for staff to communicate safety concerns.

Provide training sessions on how to report incidents and hazards effectively.

Maintain a centralized log of safety inspections and incidents for review.

Encourage feedback from the campus community regarding safety improvements.

Confirm that all emergency equipment, such as first aid kits and AEDs, are easily accessible.

Schedule regular training sessions on the use of first aid and AED equipment.

Inspect blue poles for functionality and ensure they are maintained by the security department.

Keep a record of inspections and maintenance for all emergency equipment.

Organize safety workshops to educate students and staff on hazard awareness.

Foster a culture of safety by engaging students in safety committees or initiatives.

Collaborate with local fire departments for safety training and resources.

Promote safety apps or resources for students to report hazards or emergencies.