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Agenda 8-h - Declaration by Board of County Commissioners to Appoint Jurisdictional Fire Inspector for All Public School Systems in Orange County
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G.S. 115C-525 https://www.ncleg.net/EnactedLegislation/Statutes/HTMLBySecti... <br /> 4 <br /> § 115C-525. Fire prevention. <br /> (a) Duty of Principal Regarding Fire Hazards. - The principal of every public school in the State <br /> shall have the following duties regarding fire hazards during periods when he is in control of a school: <br /> (1) Every principal shall make certain that all corridors, halls, and tower stairways which <br /> are used for exits shall always be kept clear and that nothing shall be permitted to be <br /> stored or kept in corridors or halls, or in, on or under stairways that could in any way <br /> interfere with the orderly exodus of occupants. The principal shall make certain that <br /> all doors used for exits shall be kept in good working condition. During the occupancy <br /> of the building or any portion thereof by the public or for school purposes, the <br /> principal shall make certain that all doors necessary for prompt and orderly exodus of <br /> the occupants are kept unlocked. <br /> (2) Every principal shall make certain that no electrical wiring shall be installed within <br /> any school building or structure or upon the premises and that no alteration or addition <br /> shall be made in any existing wiring, except with the authorization of the <br /> superintendent. Any such work shall be performed by a licensed electrical contractor, <br /> or by a maintenance electrician regularly employed by the board of education and <br /> approved by the Commissioner of Insurance. <br /> (3) Every principal shall make certain that combustible materials necessary to the <br /> curriculum and for the operation of the school shall be stored in a safe and orderly <br /> manner. <br /> (4) Every principal shall make certain that all supplies, such as oily rags, mops, etc., <br /> which may cause spontaneous combustion, shall be stored in an orderly manner in a <br /> well-ventilated place. <br /> (5) Every principal shall make certain that all trash and rubbish shall be removed from <br /> the school building daily. No trash or rubbish shall be permitted to accumulate in a <br /> school attic, basement or other place on the premises. <br /> (6) Every principal shall cooperate in every way with the authorized building inspector, <br /> electrical inspector, county fire marshal or other designated person making the <br /> inspections required by G.S. 115C-525(b). <br /> It shall further be the duty of the principal to bring to the attention of the local superintendent of <br /> schools the failure of the building inspector, electrical inspector, county fire marshal, or other person to <br /> make the inspections required by G.S. 115C-525(b). It shall further be the duty of the principal to call to <br /> the attention of the superintendent of schools all recommendations growing out of the inspections, in <br /> order that the proper authorities can take steps to bring about the necessary corrections. <br /> (b) Inspection of Schools for Fire Hazards; Removal of Hazards. - Every public school building <br /> in the State shall be inspected a minimum of two times during the year in accordance with the following <br /> plan: Provided, that the periodic inspections herein required shall be at least t20 days apart: <br /> (1) Each school building shall be inspected to make certain that none of the fire hazards <br /> enumerated in G.S. 115C-525(a)(1) through (5) exist, and to ensure that the building <br /> and all heating, mechanical, electrical, gas, and other equipment and appliances are <br /> properly installed and maintained in a safe and serviceable manner as prescribed by <br /> the North Carolina Building Code. Following each inspection, the persons making the <br /> inspection shall furnish to the principal of the school a written report of conditions <br /> found during inspection, upon forms furnished by the Commissioner of Insurance, and <br /> the persons making the inspection shall also furnish a copy of the report to the <br /> superintendent of schools; the superintendent shall keep such copy on file for a period <br /> of three years. In addition to the periodic inspections herein required, any alterations <br /> or additions to existing school buildings or to school building utilities or appliances <br /> shall be inspected immediately following completion. <br /> 1 of 2 11/27/2018,2:03 PM <br />
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