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| Program Overview |
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Community Education Services' Smoke Alarm Program works to increase the number of residences with working smoke alarms. Smoke alarms more than double a person’s chance of surviving a fire. Components of the smoke alarm program include workshops, campaigns, smoke alarms on fire department apparatus, smoke alarms for the deaf and hard of hearing, real estate agent training, brochures, and partnering with Tualatin Valley Fire and Rescue to support their multi-family housing fire reduction program training. The smoke alarm program supports the Office of State Fire Marshal key performance measure percentage for the homes in which there is a working smoke alarm.
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| Door-to-Door Smoke Alarm Workshops |
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The Invasion of the Smoke Alarms - Door-to-Door Smoke Alarm Workshop Training
The Office of State Fire Marshal (OSFM) invites local fire departments and their community partners to attend workshops on The Invasion of the Smoke Alarms door-to-door smoke alarm campaign. Those attending the workshop will receive a free community smoke alarm program kit. The kit includes recommendations for planning a campaign, recruiting community partners, and implementing and evaluating the program. When the fire department's campaign agreement form for a door-to-door campaign is approved they receive up to 50 free smoke alarms and $250 for the campaign.
Training Opportunities
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| Smoke Alarms for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing |
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Visual Alarm Code Provisions “Illuminated” -- Because it is not always possible to fix the occupancy of a room or space or anticipate its use by a person who is deaf or hard of hearing, visual alarms are required in every common use room or space in facilities equipped with an emergency alarm system.
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| Smoke Alarm Media Toolkit |
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This toolkit is based on the idea that "if your smoke alarm doesn't work, it doesn't work." This kit promotes smoke alarm maintenance and what to do if your alarm sounds.
Smoke Alarm Media Toolkit
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| ProSchools Online Realtor Smoke Alarm Education |
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What every real estate agent or home inspector in Oregon needs to know
Course Description
This is an education course for real estate agents and home inspectors to gain the knowledge they need to assure homes they sell and inspect are equipped with smoke alarms that are compliant with Oregon law.
Login at: ProSchools
The following username and password are needed to login to ProSchools.
Username: alarms
Password: alarms1
Important Note: The course provided is free and not valid for continuing education credit. If you desire CE credit for this course, please purchase the course from ProSchools at www.proschools.com
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