Fire Alarms Clause Samples
The Fire Alarms clause sets out the requirements and responsibilities related to the installation, maintenance, and operation of fire alarm systems within a property. Typically, it specifies who is responsible for ensuring that fire alarms are present, regularly tested, and kept in good working order, such as the landlord or tenant in a lease agreement. This clause helps ensure compliance with safety regulations and reduces the risk of harm or liability by clearly assigning duties related to fire safety equipment.
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Fire Alarms. If, due to the actions of the Tenant, a fire alarm within the building is triggered and, as a result, the relevant fire authority charges UniLodge Student Living a false call-out fee or any other fee or penalty associated with the triggered alarm, the Tenant will reimburse to UniLodge Student Living the full extent of those fees or penalties within 14 days of receipt of an invoice from UniLodge Student Living. Fees and penalties can be in excess of AUD$1500. Access card/s to your room / apartment will be issued at check in time. If your Access cards is lost or stolen, the access card/s need to be replaced at the Tenant’s cost. It will cost the Tenant between $50.00 and $150 to replace the access cards. Apartment/Bedroom keys will be issued at check in time. If your keys are lost or stolen, you must report this immediately to the Student Living office. The office will arrange a locksmith to attend to rekey the locks at the expense of the tenant. This charge can be from $50.00 to $350.00 + GST. Once the keys are re-issued, the tenant will be required to attend the Student Living office to re-sign new keys out. Payment will be required within 7 days of completed job. Payment can be made the same way as your rent structured in the lease agreement. Do not, under any circumstances, lend your access card to another person. This compromises the integrity of the security of the complex and can put the safety of all Tenants at risk. Payment reference number stated on the item 9.2 is to be used at all times when depositing rents, fees or any other charges in to UniLodge Student Living Account, to enable all payments to be identified. If Tenants do not use this reference number, we may not be able to allocate the rent, and this may result in falling behind in rent payment and possible eviction proceedings.
Fire Alarms. If the Guest notices any deficient activity, such as beeping, from any fire alarm on the Property, the Guest shall notify Lessor immediately. Otherwise, the Guest shall not tamper with any fire alarms or smoke detectors on the Property.
Fire Alarms. If the property has fire alarms the Tenant must notify the Landlord without delay if a fire alarm “chirps” or has a low battery condition.
Fire Alarms. The sounding of a fire alarm must be taken seriously. In the event of an alarm, residents are to vacate the premises immediately and follow the directions of Residence Staff, SAIT Security, and any fire safety and/or police personnel responding to the emergency. Residents will be instructed by Residence Staff when it is safe to return to their Room. Residents who do not vacate their Room during a fire alarm are subject to disciplinary action. The intentional sounding of a fire alarm outside of an emergency situation is a criminal offense and a breach of the Student Residence Agreement. Residents who activate a fire alarm through cooking or other means will be assessed charges as directed by the Fire Department; these charges can reach and exceed $1000.00
Fire Alarms. Smoke detectors, fire extinguishers, alarm pull stations, and fire alarm horns are there for resident safety in case of fire. Covering or tampering with safety and emergency equipment jeopardizes everyone’s safety and is strictly prohibited. Allegations of tampering with fire equipment that can be substantiated will be referred to the Nevada System of Higher Education Office of Student Conduct. In addition, the involved residents may face the Office of Housing & Residential Life action as well as legal consequences.
Fire Alarms. If, due to the actions of the Resident, a fire alarm within the building is triggered and, as a result, the relevant fire authority charges UniLodge Park Central a false call-out charge or any other charge associated with the triggered alarm, the Resident will reimburse to UniLodge Park Central the full extent of those charges within 14 days of receipt of an invoice from UniLodge Park Central. The fines are currently in excess of $1,456.10 (subject to change).
Fire Alarms. If the fire alarms sounds while your group is present in the building all participants must leave the building immediately. Prior to the start of your activity, the group should familiarize itself with the nearest exit routes and the quickest means of egress. Remember to evacuate the Town facility immediately when you hear the audible fire alarm!
Fire Alarms. Fire alarm/mass notification devices and detection systems, audible and visual, shall be indicated with necessary intelligence to produce accurate plans depicting them.
Fire Alarms. Unless a Fire Alarm System to Code is selected to be installed, NA makes no representation that the fire alarm detection equipment meets local code, fire department or any Authority Having Jurisdiction [AHJ] requirements, and it is not NA’S responsibility to apply for any permits or fees in connection with such equipment. The law requires and NA recommends that Subscriber install a Fire Alarm System to code with plans and specifications filed with AHJ, properly permitted, inspected and approved by AHJ. Subscriber represents that existing fire alarm system is approved by AHJ and that any repairs or replacement parts installed by NA are not additional equipment which would require AHJ approval.
Fire Alarms. The Licensee agrees :
(a) to read and obey the fire regulations issued by the Association;
(b) to be familiar with the evacuation procedures as instructed by the Association;
(c) not to remove, damage, interfere or tamper with any fire prevention or fire fighting equipment or notices or any such items provided to ensure the safety of residents. Licensees are reminded that it is a criminal offence to tamper with any such items.
(d) to, in particular, observe any conditions in the fire regulations which are designed to prevent false alarms.
(e) not to obstruct, block, interfere with or misuse any fire doors or fire escape routes.