Campus life is a fun time. Students are learning new and exciting information everyday. PureSafety's suite of campus safety courses can help universities address many of the fundamental elements of their school's safety plan. Topics such as alcohol awareness and fire safety can help prepare students and teachers alike for problems that they may face.

This survival guide is designed to inform you of the facts you should know and understand about alcohol. It will help you identify the many pitfalls and consequences you may face when you choose to drink alcohol excessively, and provide you with eye opening assistance in making right choices for being a responsible drinker.

38 Minutes

Identify the leading causes of injury or death resulting from excessive drinking

List the causes of binge drinking

Identify the risk factors associated with excessive drinking

List the related short and long-term pitfalls of excessive drinking

Identify the necessary steps to take in order to drink responsibly

Recognize the warning signs of a drinking problem

Identify the ways to seek help for a drinking problem

Course Languages:

English

Campus Safety

Safety and Security may be the last things on your mind while you're in school, but don't think for a minute they don't affect you. Serious crimes like rape and murder do occur on campus. And every year, tens of thousands of crimes are reported at colleges and universities throughout the United States. However, by taking a few simple, commonsense precautions you can protect your property and yourself and avoid many dangerous situations.

Course Length:

31 Minutes

Learning Objectives:

Protecting yourself and your property

Campus policies on fire arms, drugs, and alcohol

How to avoid becoming the victim of an assault or sex offense

How to report safety incidents

Campus Police and Security Office

Course Languages:

English

Emergency Response for Multi-Story Buildings

In the event of an emergency in a multi-story building, all occupants need to know what to do, where to go and who is in charge. This course will provide you with the information you need to safely evacuate a multi-story building in case of an emergency.

Course Length:

35 Minutes

Learning Objectives:

The role of a floor warden

The risks and challenges involved when working in a multi-story building

The types of emergencies that floor wardens address

The components of an Emergency Action Plan

The role that bystanders play

What type of equipment could be used by a floor warden

Course Languages:

English

Fire Safety

You may not believe it, but there are an average of 1,800 fires every year in residence halls, fraternities, and sororities, many resulting in death. In fact in recent years, eight students were killed in two fires, one at Seton Hall University and one at the University of North Carolina. In a fire, what you don’t know can kill you.

Course Length:

17 Minutes

Learning Objectives:

The primary causes of fires in student housing

How to prevent fire-related losses, and

What to do in the event of a fire

Course Languages:

English

Pest Management

Besides being a nuisance, pests have the potential to harm people, equipment and facilities. This course explores pest management strategies that prevent pest problems. Emphasis is placed on safety information for the person handling and applying pesticides, and personal safety strategies when encountering and removing pests.

Course Length:

30 Minutes

Learning Objectives:

Potential harm of pests

Pest management strategies

Personal safety strategies

Course Languages:

English