Valuables should be kept in locked drawers, cabinets and other safe places, and stored when not in use.
You should get into the habit of locking the door and closing the window at ordinary times, and don't put valuables and clothes in front of the window or windowsill when you sleep at night.
Passbooks and credit cards should be encrypted. Usually, don't deposit too much money in your card, and don't put it with your certificate. Report the loss immediately after it is lost.
Abide by dormitory management regulations and do not stay with outsiders.
Take care of your keys and don't lend them easily.
Take care of your carry-on bag and clothes in public places.
If you find suspicious people, you should be vigilant and ask them. Call "1 10" when necessary.
In case of theft, students should immediately report to the school security department, pay attention to protecting the scene, and actively cooperate with the school security department to do a good job in case investigation.
Second, fire prevention.
The main reasons for the fire in colleges and universities are:
Do not pay attention to the safety of electricity use, pull wires privately in classrooms and dormitories, and use high-power appliances such as electric furnaces and "quick heating" to make wires overload and catch fire.
Unauthorized use of coal stoves, liquefaction stoves, alcohol stoves, candles and other open flames in the dormitory caused a fire.
Smoking in classrooms, dormitories and public places, littering cigarette butts and kindling cause fires.
Flammable and explosive articles stored in the dormitory or sundries piled up in the corridor will cause fire.
Third, anti-fraud
The fraud methods in colleges and universities mainly include: collecting information and deceiving parents; Interrupt communication and lie about cheating; In the name of asking for help, defrauding trust; Stealing columns with passwords; Forge identity and borrow money to cheat; Pretending to be a student, selling fraud.
In order to prevent campus fraud, college students must raise their awareness of prevention, don't trust strangers, and learn to protect themselves. Be careful when making friends, and don't act on behalf of others. Students should communicate and help each other; Obey campus management and consciously abide by school rules and regulations.
Fourth, travel traffic safety
The main causes of traffic accidents in university campus With the deepening of university reform, the communication between university and society is becoming more and more frequent, which makes the flow of people and cars on campus increase sharply. It is not surprising that many university teachers own private cars, especially motorcycles. It is not news that many students ride bicycles and drive to school.
Campus road construction and campus traffic management lag behind the development of colleges and universities. Generally, campus roads are relatively narrow, and intersections are not controlled by signal lights, which are managed by full-time traffic management personnel. Campus crowds are concentrated, and it is easy to form a peak of people when going to class, which makes the traffic environment in colleges and universities increasingly complex and traffic accidents often occur.
College students should not only study and live on campus, but also go out of campus to participate in many social activities, and the risk factors that endanger people's safety are also increasing. For example, the traffic chaos, the deterioration of social security, the spoiled food in the market, the hidden dangers of water and electricity, and so on. It is endangering people's personal safety and threatening the safety of college students all the time. A little carelessness may cause misfortune, bring pain to the family and bring a burden to the society.
Therefore, through personal safety education, it is particularly important to help students understand and do well the basic knowledge of personal safety, master the skills to deal with various emergencies, and improve their defense ability.