Talk to fire safety directors about their careers. Ask your counselor to help arrange an interview. If you live in a large residential building, see if you can join its fire safety team as a fire warden. Talk with your school’s safety director or principal about its fire plan. Visit the Fire Prevention and Public Outreach section of the U.S. Fire Administration’s Web site, https://www.usfa.fema.gov/prevention/outreach, which offers fire-safety tips, publications, facts about fires, and more.
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