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Safety Department - Goal
The goal of the Safety Department is to work toward creating the safest environment possible for students, staff, and support personnel.

The Safety Department, in association with city, county, state and insurance inspectors, surveys all facilities and playgrounds on a regular basis and initiates maintenance work orders to correct unsafe conditions. The Department also provides regular safety training for district employees in the Maintenance, Operations, Transportation, and Food Services departments.

 

FAQs

Question:

What do we do when we have safety concerns in our building or on our playgrounds?

Answer:

Please contact the Safety Department at 281-897-4065. The problem will be surveyed and corrected as soon as possible.

   

Question:

What should we do if the flashing school zone signs do not work or are not set for the correct times?

Answer:

You may call Charla Mercer in the Safety Department and the proper county precinct will be notified immediately to correct the situation.

   

Question:

I have noticed a recent change in the traffic flow near my school. Many of our children are "walkers" and I feel this could be a dangerous situation. Is there anything that can be done?

Answer:

Report your concerns immediately to the Safety Department. The county precinct in which your school is located will be contacted by letter and a request will be made for a traffic study to determine if a school zone sign or a stop sign is warranted.

   

Question:

Why do we have so many fire drills?

Answer:

State law mandates one (1) fire drill per month. It is recommended that fire drills be alternated between obstructed and unobstructed each month. An evacuation route showing a main route and an alternate route should be posted in each room. A year-end recap of the drills must be forwarded to the Safety Department for filing with the Texas Fire Commission.

   

Question:

Why can’t we store materials such as furniture, custodial supplies and paper in the mechanical and air handler rooms?

Answer:

Mechanical room equipment can create heat. Therefore, flammable or toxic producing materials should never be stored in such an environment. If a fire should occur, smoke will spread through the building via the HVAC ducts causing serious health hazards to students and staff.

   

Question:

We feel there is a need for safety training at our school. How can we accomplish this?

Answer:

Call Martin Anding at 281-897-4065 to set up appropriate training for your staff.

   

Question:

I have a question about the safety of a particular area of my building. Who do I call?

Answer:

Martin Anding will gladly meet with you and perform a safety inspection of the area in question.

 

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