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Christmas Tree Light Ceremony

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The Safety/Fire Office will be conducting a pre-execution/safety assessment of the Christmas Tree lighting Ceremony, the day prior to the events (30 Nov.-Kelley; 1 Dec.-Panzer; 2 Dec.-RB and 3 Dec. Patch). Besides Fire/Safety related concerns, we will be checking if the tree lights are hung properly and if the lights comes when the switch is engaged and standoff zone distance due to potential electrical and moisture hazards . I will need representation from the following: -IC Rep and DPW electrical rep for pre-execution

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