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Introduction to Safe Rooms for Contractors (CILB# 0613077) - satisfies 1 hour general (1 credit hours)
According to the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s (FEMA) website, a safe room is a hardened structure specifically designed to meet FEMA criteria and provide near-absolute protection in extreme weather events, including tornadoes and hurricanes. This course is based on FEMA publication P-320 and presents information on wind hazards, planning and building a safe room.  The course also provides FEMA safe-room design drawings.  These plans were developed primarily for use in new homes and small businesses, but some can be used in existing buildings.
Mark Rossow
• Students will be able to determine if building a safe room is appropriate for a proposed site.
• Students will know the advantages and disadvantages of alternative safe-room locations in a building.
• Students will know the challenges that may arise from adding a safe room to an existing structure.
• Students will be aware of the need to select appropriate construction materials.
• Students will be able to make approximate cost estimates for safe-room construction.
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