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In Yunnan Province, At High Risk Of Fire Units Fire Safety Management Requirements

Original Language Title: 云南省火灾高危单位消防安全管理规定

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Safety management of fires at high-risk units in the town of Yunnan

(Summit No. 187 of 7 October 2013, adopted by the Government of the People's Republic of Yumnang on 27 August 2013, No. 187 of 9 November 2013)

In order to strengthen fire safety management in high-risk units, prevent heavy fire accidents, protect the security of the person, maintain public safety, develop this provision in the light of the relevant provisions of the People's Republic of China Fire Act, the State Department's observations on strengthening and improving firefighting efforts, and the Yunnan Fire Code.

Article 2, paragraph 2, refers to places, regions and their management organizations that are at risk of spoilers, as described in this article:

(i) Intensive places of mass density of personnel or persons who have been unable to survive and have poor fire safety conditions;

(ii) A high density of production, storage, operation of sites that are prone to flammable hazardous products and the use of hazardous chemicals in production;

(iii) High-level and lower-ground public buildings of fireloads;

(iv) Focus physical protection units, religious activities, tourist places;

(v) Regions where regional fire safety issues exist, where production stocks are located as one place, in urban villages and slums;

(vi) Construction of construction sites that are intensive and poor in fire safety conditions;

(vii) Other sites and regions that are vulnerable to fires.

Specific criteria for the definition of high-risk units are implemented in accordance with national standards, industry standards and local standards.

Article 3 High-risk units of fires are determined by the district-level public security agency fire agencies in accordance with this provision and related technical standards, and are submitted to the State (market) fire agencies.

A high-risk unit of fire has been approved, reported by the district-level public security agency fire agency and made available to the community by the competent public security agencies, and a marked pattern of fire risk units in their regional or local locations. The patterns of high-risk units of fire are uniformed by the provincial public security agencies fire agencies.

Article IV High-risk units should conduct a fire safety assessment of their fire safety within three months of their list to society.

The fire safety assessment should be carried out once again when the fire-safe unit has changed due to the expansion, alteration, implementation of technological improvements or changes in the use of fire safety conditions.

High-risk units should report back-up of fire safety agencies at the district level in five working days after receipt of the fire safety assessment report.

High-risk units that fall under article 2, subparagraph (v), are organized by the relevant authorities of the district-level people to conduct fire safety assessments.

Article 5 Fire safety assessment of high-risk units should be carried out by a competent fire safety technology service agency in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and in the province and the relevant fire safety standards.

Fire technology services that specifically implement fire safety assessments should be responsible for the authenticity and quality of the assessment results.

Security agencies should conduct regular inspections of fire safety assessments of fire-affected units.

Article 6. High-risk units of fire should be restructured or implemented in accordance with fire safety responses, measures and recommendations from the fire safety assessment report.

The public security agency fire agencies should conduct monitoring inspections in a timely manner with respect to the rehabilitation or implementation of fire safety measures under the preceding paragraph.

Article 7 High-risk units should perform the functions set out in articles 16, 17 of the People's Republic of China Fire Act and the following fire safety responsibilities:

(i) Establish fire safety responsibilities, fire safety systems and operational protocols that are adapted to the risk of fire;

(ii) Fire safety managers, fire ombudsmen, automated firefighting system operators, fire-recoverers should be identified through occupational skills or national fire safety registration engineers, electrical (electronic) welding and dedicated fire brigades, and voluntary firefighters should be trained through fire safety training;

(iii) Implementation of targeted preventive measures such as fire surveillance, evacuation and safety inspections;

(iv) Strengthen training on fire safety education, organize regular fire recovery and emergency evacuation exercises, increase the ability of unit staff to check fire extingencies, organize fires and organize the evacuation of organizational personnel;

(v) In a timely manner, fire safety responsibilities, changes in management and fire facility testing are reported on fire agency clearances by local public security authorities.

Article 8 High-risk units belonging to intensive sites should also perform the following fire safety responsibilities:

(i) Strengthening the management of safe evacuation facilities, ensuring safe export, the smooth flow of corridors, safe evacuation signs, the integrity of emergency lighting facilities, and that the safe evacuation facilities are not required, and that specialized values and guidance should be arranged;

(ii) The establishment of a temporary refuge area in areas where smoking capacity is available or the use of fire separation measures, and the provision of self-saving facilities such as desertion, degrading, etc.;

(iii) A clear marking of firefighting corridors, rescue sites and removal of barriers affecting fire relief;

(iv) The risk of fire, high-risk and high-risk, at least two fire trajectory visits each at least in the place of a marked location;

(v) During the construction alteration period or during the temporary suspension of the construction fire facility, the affected regions should cease their operations or cease their use;

(vi) The collective accommodation of labour-intensive business employees, school collective accommodations, nursing homes, welfare homes, hospitals and hospitals, etc., shall not be locked into safe export, at least three fire patrols at night;

(vii) The public assembly places should be reasonably determined and displayed the largest number of places in which measures should be taken to control the entry of persons and to conduct fire inspections at least every hour during the course of business;

(viii) Public recreation sites are restricted or used to flammable hazardous products during their business; other public gathering sites are required to use hazardous chemicals, should be restricted to the use of stockpiles not more than one day, and to take fire, fire protection measures against the use of the region to carry out a fire inspection at least one half hours during the operation.

Article 9. High-risk units for the production, storage, operation, use of dangerous products that are vulnerable to fuel explosions should establish the necessary monitoring, surveillance, ventilation, sunset, fire, firefighting, firefighting, firefighting, fire detection, sabotage, stifling, defence, defence, defence, defence, corruption, temptation, intrusion, defence, smoking, defence, smoking, and protection of theft, and establish clear safety warning signs.

Article 10. High-risk units of fire should be involved in public liability insurance for fire.

The firefighting agencies of the public security agencies and the relevant sectors should promote the participation of fire-prone units in public liability insurance.

Article 11. Fire agencies and insurance surveillance authorities of public safety agencies should establish a clearing-house system in the areas of risk assessment, fire safety inspections and disaster prevention and scientific research to develop fire risk assessment standards and establish fire safety evaluation systems.

The insurance company should conduct a field inspection of the fire safety situation in the high-risk units of the insured fire, propose recommendations to reduce the risk of the fire and establish or apply insurance rates in accordance with the condition of the fire safety assessment of the high-risk units; and, as a result of the fire, post-disaster services, such as mapping, damage, compensation, etc., should be conducted in a timely manner.

Article 12 Security agencies should incorporate the results of fire safety assessments of high-risk units into social credit systems as an important basis for corporate credit ratings, as well as the regular publication of them to society.

Various industry associations should incorporate fire safety conditions in high-risk units in the industry into the industrial credit evaluation system; credit-recruit agencies should collect safety information on fires in high-risk units in accordance with the law and provide counter-use services.

Article 13 belongs to urban neighbourhoods, as well as to the location where production stocks are living as one, the villages in the town and the high-risk fires in squattered areas, and the Government of the county should develop specific planning to limit time for the full implementation of fire safety rehabilitation. Prior to the safe rehabilitation of qualified fires, the necessary emergency evacuation pathways and emergency shelters should be established, with the public emergency lighting facilities, public firewater tanks and emergency firefighting facilities such as temporary fire streams, mobile pumps.

High-risk units in the area of land-based population and construction intensive urban areas are still unable to remove spoilers of fires after fire safety rehabilitation, seriously threatening public safety, and the people of the host country should take measures such as relocation, suspension and suspension of use to eliminate the risk of fire.

Article 14. The following high-risk units that have been approved for major fire bandits are monitored by the authorities of more than the population at the district level, to promote rehabilitation and to eliminate the hidden fire:

(i) Public recreation sites such as Google, Screening, night clubs, horticulture, Internet bars and bars;

(ii) Hospitals, nursing homes, nurseries and children. Synergies such as paediatric gardens, schools, vehicle stations and terminals;

(iii) Production, storage, loading of plants, warehouses, specialized vehicle stations, terminals, storage tanks, stores andflammable gas, liquid loading stations, supply stations, repressors, etc.;

(iv) Serious threats to public safety and places and regions where measures such as rehabilitation, relocation, suspension and suspension should be taken.

Article 15. The public safety authority fire agencies should promote their safety management in accordance with the following requirements:

(i) Provide regular professional fire safety guidance, strengthen fire inspection and fire relief operations, and arrange on-site counts for personnel during major holidays and major events;

(ii) In response to the dangerous characteristics of the fire high-risk units, the provision of appropriate fire warnings to society during the period of focus, the timely processing and publication of fire safety violations committed by high-risk units.

The public security agency fire agencies should increase surveillance of the performance of statutory fire safety responsibilities by fire-affected units and monitor the inspection at least once a quarter of fire-risk units belonging to a person-intensive site.

Article 16 has been approved to improve safety conditions for fire safety by improving fire safety measures by improving fire safety measures, and after the fire inspection, it is determined that they are no longer in compliance with the standards defined by the high-risk units of the fire, and that the district public security agency should report on a timely basis to the State (market) fire agency, which is approved by the State (market) public safety agencies, no longer included in the management of high-risk units of fire and excerpt from the signs of high-risk units.

Article 17

Article 18

The high-risk units do not perform fire safety duties in accordance with this provision, and the time limit for firefighting agencies at the district level is being changed; the delay is not rectified and the penalties imposed by law by the competent and other persons directly responsible for them.

Article 19 Fire technology services are responsible for legal liability in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Yamnan Fire Technology Services Management Provisions, in cases where fire safety assessment activities include false and false assessment reports.

Article 20 covers the safe management of fire safety at high-risk units in the context of fire safety inspections, and conducts an annual examination in accordance with the provisions of the fire safety engineering approach.

Article 21 provides for implementation effective 9 November 2013.