BROCHURE FOR

FIRE DEPARTMENTS

Brochure to educate and train your team on the importance of protecting fire protection systems

BROCHURE FOR

PROPERTY OWNERS

BROCHURE FOR

PROPERTY OWNERS

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Tips

Remember:

• Close the bedroom door when sleeping, if possible.
• Close doors behind you when escaping a room or building that's on fire.
• Keep fire doors closed. Never wedge, disable or prop open fire doors in any building.

KNOX FDC LOCK

OPERATIONAL GUIDE

Guide on how to lock & unlock Knox FDC Locks

KNOX STORZ LOCK

OPERATIONAL GUIDE

Guide on how to lock & unlock Knox Storz Locks

KNOX STANDPIPE LOCK

OPERATIONAL GUIDE

Brochure for property owners to educate them on the importance of protecting their fire sprinkler system, standpipe systems, etc

Brochure with FAQ's for property owners

Questions?

Please contact Customer Support at:

fdc@knoxbox.com

866.223.2640

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FDC PROTECTION PROGRAM

ONBOARDING TOOLKIT

This toolkit provides your department with the tools to further educate & train your team, including resources to help implement the new program and educate property owners and managers in your community.

A closed door is one of the best pieces of firefighting and lifesaving equipment. It can:

Did You Know?

Help Spread the Message

Stop a fire from growing and spreading by simply closing the door.
Learn more and help spread the message.
#closethedoorTN

Close the Door! Video

Produced for the TN Dept of Commerce & Insurance

• 3 minutes - that's how much time you have to escape a fire.
  
  
• You should have two ways out of every room in your home.
  
  
• For best possible protection, install interconnected smoke alarms inside and outside each bedroom.

Contest Winning Video

Produced by Owen Kieffer
(11th grade, Bull, Grap, TN)

No Roasted Wienie Dogs!

Yoshie Lewis

Close the Door - GFD

Greenfield Fire Department, Tennessee

Press Release Template

Close the Door! Flyer

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Did you know that a door is one of the best pieces of firefighting and life-saving equipment in a home? It can reduce fire and spread, limit damage to your home, and possibly saves lives. #closethedoorTN

Getting out of a burning building and calling 9-1-1 are crucial to survival during a fire, but closing doors during an escape can potentially limit structural damage a fire can cause and possibly save lives. #closethedoorTN

Keep fire doors closed. these specialized doors are used to compartmentalize a building and prevent the spread of smoke and flames. Never wedge, disable, or prop open fire doors in apartments or other buildings. #closethedoorTN

Three simple words may save lives during a fire: 'Close the door!' A closed door can reduce fire growth and spread, limit damage to your home, and possibly saves lives. #closethedoorTN

• Reduce fire growth and spread
• Limit damage to your home
• Possibly save lives

If you have to leave a room that is on fire, 
simply closing the door behind you can be the best decision you make.

• When escaping a fire in your home, close the door behind you. It will help contain the fire.
  
  
• You should never wedge, disable, or prop open fire doors