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Make my apartment building safer
Recommended emergency assets for residential apartment buildings and housing societies
Who this helps: Apartment residents, housing society members, and building safety volunteers
This is a friendly planning guide — not production signage yet. Use it to decide what to print, post, and practice in apartment safety.
- 1Learn your building's two stairwell exits
- 2Post assembly point sign in lobby if missing
- 3Share emergency numbers with housing society office
2 more quick wins
- Keep a flashlight in your entry area
- Know where fire extinguishers are on your floor
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Fire Evacuation — Home Poster
Best placed: Home hallway, Apartment corridor
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Earthquake — Drop, Cover, Hold On
Best placed: Classroom, Office
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Emergency Numbers Sign
Best placed: Building entrance, Reception
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Emergency Assembly Point Sign
Best placed: Building courtyard, Playground
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Fire Extinguisher Location Sign
Best placed: Corridor, Kitchen
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First Aid Kit Location Sign
Best placed: First aid room, Office corridor
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AED Location Sign
Best placed: AED cabinet, Gym
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Family Emergency Contact Card
Best placed: Wallet, Refrigerator
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Fire Safety Check Checklist
Best placed: Kitchen, Home entrance
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Post-Earthquake Safety Checklist
Best placed: Building entrance, Disaster shelter
- Home hallway
- Apartment corridor
- Stairwell
- Building entrance
- Classroom
- Office
- Home
- Hospital corridor
- Reception
- Lift lobby
- Home near phone
- Building courtyard
- Building evacuation using stairs only — no elevators
- Assembly point roll call with neighbors
- Test intercom or society alert system
- Night-time evacuation from highest occupied floor