Writer Choice

40473Required readings: file:///C:/Users/mkell/Downloads/ohagan%20wnyf.pdf (article)

file:///C:/Users/mkell/Desktop/High-Rise%20Security%20and%20Fire%20Life%20Safety.pdf (Book)

Enrichment sources included:

Price, B. (2018). Out of thin air: The potential for high-rise housing over rail lines. CTBUH Journal, 3, 34-40.

(other citations depend on which ones you selected from the websites)

First, indicate at least one way in which safety and security differ from each other.

**You must support your answer by using Chapter 1, Chapter 2, and the article.

How to refer to these sources in the text: Chapter 1 referred to as Craighead (2009a) or (Craighead, 2009a), Chapter 2 referred to as Craighead (2009b) or (Craighead, 2009b), and the article referred to as O’Hagan (1973) or (O’Hagan, 1973).

Second, Craighead (2009n) discussed the laws, codes and standards that affect security and fire life safety. In your opinion (based on the readings),which should be more strictly regulated–fire life safety operations or security operations? Justify your answer using a recent incident from 2014 to 2019.

**You must support your answer by citing Chapter 14 AND information from either: the article or one of the 2 enrichment materials.

How to refer to these sources in the text: Chapter 14 referred to as Craighead (2009n) or (Craighead, 2009n), the article referred to as O’Hagan (1973) or (O’Hagan, 1973). Enrichment sources include Price (2018) or (Price, 2018), plus others of your choice.

Additional Information:
**Remember that you only include the sources in the reference list that you cited in your answer or reply.

*The 4 required readings that must be used in your submissions this week as indicated above include:

Craighead, G. (2009a). High-rise building definition, development, and use. In High-rise security and fire life safety (pp. 1-26). Burlington, MA: Butterworth and Heinemann.
Craighead, G. (2009b). Security and fire life safety uniqueness of high rise buildings. In High-rise security and fire life safety (pp. 27-60). Burlington, MA: Butterworth and Heinemann.
Craighead, G. (2009n). Laws, codes, standards, and guidelines. In High-rise security and fire life safety (pp. 601-614). Burlington, MA: Butterworth and Heinemann.
O’Hagan, J.T. (1973). One New York plaza: An architect’s dream, a fire fighter’s nightmare! WNYF magazine, 1, 4-10.

* Task 1 (parts 1 and 2) [Must use all 4 required readings and at least 1 of the 2 enrichment material]

First, indicate at least one way in which safety and security differ [REQUIRED: Use Chapters 1 and 2, plus the O’Hagan article as support. You may include any of the other readings/materials as additional supports.]

Second, Craighead, (2009n) discussed the laws, codes and standards that affect security and fire life safety. In your opinion, which should be more strictly regulated–fire life safety operations or security operations? [ REQUIRED: Use Chapter 14 and at least 1 of the 2 enrichment activities to support your opinion. You may include other readings/materials as additional supports.]

Task 2: You should reply to at least TWO classmates regarding their evaluations. [REQUIRED: Use 1 of the required readings as support in each reply. You may include any of the other readings/materials as additional supports.]

4 Required sources to be included in Tasks 1 and 2:

Craighead, G. (2009a). High-rise building definition, development, and use. In High-rise security and fire life safety (pp. 1-26). Burlington, MA: Butterworth and Heinemann.

Craighead, G. (2009b). Security and fire life safety uniqueness of high rise buildings. In High-rise security and fire life safety (pp. 27-60). Burlington, MA: Butterworth and Heinemann.

Craighead, G. (2009n). Laws, codes, standards, and guidelines. In High-rise security and fire life safety (pp. 601-614). Burlington, MA: Butterworth and Heinemann.

O’Hagan, J.T. (1973). One New York plaza: An architect’s dream, a fire fighter’s nightmare! WNYF magazine, 1, 4-10.

Enrichment Activity 1 source:

Price, B. (2018). Out of thin air: The potential for high-rise housing over rail lines. CTBUH Journal, 3, 34-40.