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

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

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Safety management provisions for fire safety in high-risk units in the province

(Summit 26th ordinary meeting of the Government of Gangong on 11 October 2013 to discuss the adoption of Order No. 105 of 16 October 2013, Publication of People's Government Order No. 105 of 16 October 2014, effective 1 January 2014.

Article 1, in order to strengthen the safety management of fire-affected units, prevent and reduce fire hazards, guarantee physical, property security, and develop this provision in line with the relevant laws and regulations such as the People's Republic of China Fire Act, the Garang Fire Regulations.

Article 2

Article 3. Governments at all levels are responsible for coordinating and addressing key issues in the management of high-risk units in the current administration, strengthening public fire infrastructure, and providing security for fire recovery and emergency response.

Article IV governs the handling of fire-fighting operations in this administrative area by the public security authorities of the people at the district level, and is carried out by firefighting agencies of the Government of the people at this level.

The sectors of government education, construction, peace, business, quality, human defence, culture, health and tourism at the district level should, within their respective responsibilities, strengthen the safety regulation of fire safety in high-risk units and promote fire safety.

Article 5 Fire agencies of the public security agencies should strengthen oversight inspections of high-risk units, which are not less than two times a year; units with good fire safety assessment and high fire safety credit levels are not less than 1 per year.

Article 6 High-risk units should follow the prevention of fire-fighting approaches that are the primary and anti-stereotyped, uphold the principles of safety self-identification, exhumation and responsibility, implement fire safety responsibilities, strengthen fire management and guarantee fire safety.

Article 7 refers to the high-risk unit of fires described in this article to be vulnerable to fire and to the extent to which fires may cause major casualties or loss of property, flammable sites and high-level and underground public buildings. These include:

(i) A total area of 20,000 square meters or more than 1 million square meters of buildings, hotels, business sites, markets;

(ii) The construction area of more than 15,000 square meters of civilian airstrips, passenger terminals;

(iii) Construction of more than 1 million square meters of sports, chambers, public exhibitions, museum exhibition halls;

(iv) More than 50 square meters, libraries, nursing homes, hospitals, nursing homes, religious activities, labour-intensive businesses and staff collective accommodations, school pedagogical buildings and accommodations;

(v) Indoor places of activities for children in all rooms, such as the construction of more than 2,000 square meters, kindergartens and the Office of the Child;

(vi) The total area of construction of more than 15,000 square meters, the Video, the Office of the Video, the Office of the horticulture, the Sana'ab, bar, etc., public recreational places and recreational places, tea, coffee's premises;

(vii) Total reserves of more than 10,000 cubic metres, Category B, or total reserves of more than 30,000 cubic metres, b, and C-flammable liquids production, storage, operating units;

(viii) A unit of production, storage, operation, category B, which is fuelable and capable of foaming more than 1 million square meters of construction;

(ix) Large-level public buildings with more than 40,000 square meters or more than 100 metres of construction;

(x) Public buildings and human defence works in the area of the construction area of more than 50 square meters;

(xi) Large reserves, bases for storage of fuelable material;

(xii) A large power plant of more than 300,000 kwash or more than 1 million kwas of the total fleet;

(xiii) National focus protection units using a brick structure or a wood structure;

(xiv) Other units that are vulnerable to fire and may cause significant bodily injury or loss of property once fire occurs.

Article 8 High-risk units should establish a robust fire safety regime, introduce a safety responsibility for fire safety at the level of grade and job fire safety, identify fire safety responsibilities and enforce the responsibility for fire safety in accordance with the law.

Article 9 High-risk units should be established by law as a dedicated fire brigade or a voluntary fire brigade with the corresponding firefighting equipment and equipment to develop fire and emergency evacuation scenarios and implement them on a regular basis in the light of the actual practice of the unit.

Article 10. The statutory representative of the fire high-risk unit or the principal head is the first responsible for fire safety in this unit, fully responsible for fire safety and performs the following duties:

(i) Implementation of fire safety laws, regulations and regulations;

(ii) Identification of firefighting agencies, development of annual fire safety workplans, arrangements for work, and organization of regular fire safety meetings;

(iii) A letter of responsibility for setting up job fire safety targets;

(iv) Organizing fire safety inspections and implementing major fire extortion measures to address in a timely manner the major issues related to fire safety;

(v) Organizing the development of fire extinguishing and emergency evacuation scenarios for regular performance;

(vi) Other fire safety responsibilities under laws, regulations.

Article 11. High-risk units should clarify fire safety managers, assist fire safety responsibilities and perform the following duties:

(i) Organization of day-to-day fire safety management;

(ii) Develop, implement fire safety systems and operational protocols;

(iii) Organizing fire safety inspections and fire cover rehabilitation;

(iv) Organizing specialized firefighting teams to conduct regular fire-fighting knowledge and fire-fighting skills training, engineering;

(v) Organizing training for fire safety advocacy and organizing the implementation and performance of fire extingencies;

(vi) Other fire safety management commissioned by the Fire Safety Liability.

Article 12 High-risk units should identify fire safety agents responsible for day-to-day fire safety management and perform the following duties:

(i) Organization of maintenance of firefighting facilities, extinguishers and fire safety markers to ensure their effectiveness;

(ii) Monitoring the implementation of the responsibility to inspect fire safety at all duty stations;

(iii) Identification of fire safety priorities, day-to-day fire inspection, inspection, ensuring the smooth flow of evacuation routes and safe export, timely detection of fire cover and the implementation of rehabilitation measures;

(iv) To monitor the storage, use and management of dangerous goods, such as flammable explosions, and to use on-site custody of fire operations;

(v) Strengthen fire training, universal firefighting knowledge, and increase the ability of staff to rescue early fires and escape recovery;

(vi) To promote the prevention of fire safety technologies and to provide pre-technical fire safety training;

(vii) Establishment of sound firefighting archives and fire safety concealments;

(viii) To submit information data as required by the work;

(ix) To assist the public security authorities in investigating fire accidents and assisting the relevant authorities in the handling and rehabilitation of accidents.

Article 13 provides for the establishment of two property rights units and units, and the use of units shall be clearly responsible for the management of the various property rights units, units for firefighting corridors, evacuation facilities involving public fire safety and other construction fire-fighting facilities, which can be entrusted with uniform management.

The same building is managed or used by more than two high-risk units and should be written to clarify the fire safety responsibilities of the parties and to develop joint fire and emergency evacuation scenarios.

Article 14. Construction (construction) used by high-risk units should be accompanied by a corresponding level of patience, whereby firefighting facilities are installed in accordance with national fire safety technology standards, fire prevention, cigarette separation, sequestration corridors and security exports, and the external wallwage materials should be in line with national provisions.

Any unit or individual may not change the construction fire design approved by law and shall not reduce the standard of staffing and shall not be diverted, dismantled and installed firefighting facilities.

Article 15. Construction components, construction materials and indoor dressing materials should be consistent with national standards; without national standards, industry standards should be met.

Article 16 may not impose barriers affecting desertion, building fire protection and fire relief.

Article 17 High-risk units belonging to fuel-prone fires should dedicate explosions and fire risk areas, establish clear warning markings, establish fire prevention, static power facilities, prohibit the use of fires, and prevent fire accidents caused by frictions and collisions.

The selection, installation and installation of electricity lines in the area of explosive and fire risk should be consistent with the design of national explosive and fire-risk environmental power devices.

Article 18, the power of fire-prone units, the lighting power should be separate from fire-use electricity and be installed, inspected and maintained by a qualified construction unit and a electrical worker holding a electrical installation certificate. No unit or individual shall be allowed to change the electrical route or increase the electricity burden.

Article 19 Blocks in high-risk units should be installed at the first level of a wall and a safe export outside the room, without the establishment of a place in the place of operation and in areas where the explosion is dangerous.

Article 20 Fire control units at high-risk units should strictly implement the relevant provisions of the State, implement a 24-hour bi-personal system, with evidence-based induction.

The personnel should strictly implement the fire control cell management and emergency response procedures and familiarize themselves with the functions of the fire control cell and its inter-moval facilities with the corresponding operational skills.

Article 21 High-risk units should strengthen fire prevention inspections, inspections, timely detection and elimination of spoilers of fires, ensure safe export, evacuation access, safe evacuation signs, emergency lighting, and the effectiveness of firefighting facilities, equipment and fire safety symbols.

Article 22 provides for high-risk units with construction firefighting facilities, which should be regularly maintained for construction firefighting facilities and ensure that firefighting facilities are fully effective through a full test body with corresponding qualifications each year.

Article 23 High-risk units of fire should be equipped with the necessary first aid, desertion and personal protection equipment based on the risk of fire.

It was encouraged to set down a downgrading mechanism at a relatively concentrated window for personnel at senior and multi-scale buildings.

Article 24 High-risk units of fire should be subject to strict fire safety management.

It is prohibited to use fires in places at risk of fire and explosion. The special circumstances, such as construction, screening and screening, require precipitation operations such as electricity, gas welding, should be approved by the Fire Safety Manager of this unit. The fires sector and personnel should follow the unit's fire management system by implementing on-site guardianship personnel and measures that can be constructed after the identification of fires and explosions.

The construction unit and the unit should take joint measures to separate the construction area and the use of the area from fire, to remove fuel, fuel, firefighting equipment, firefighting equipment, exclusive custody, security of construction and use.

The use of heavy fire construction is prohibited during the operation of public recreational sites.

Article 25 High-risk units should commission an assessment of the fire safety situation by the appropriate quality fire safety assessment agencies. The elements of fire safety assessment include, inter alia, unit fire safety management, fire-fighting capability building (construction), fire facilities operation and the quality of fire safety for practitioners.

The public safety agencies should regularly disclose the results of the fire safety assessment of the high-risk units of the area to society.

Article 26 encourages the active insurance of public responsibility for firefighting units.

Insurance companies may conduct field inspections of fire safety conditions in high-risk units of insured fires, make written corrections recommendations on insecurity and concealment and inform local public security authorities fire agencies.

Article 27 High-risk units should establish fire management archives and information delivery systems to implement reporting systems such as fire safety management information, fire facilities maintenance and fire safety self-assessment.

Article twenty-eighth high-risk units for the production, storage, use of flammable chemical dangerous products should establish security facilities at operational locations, in accordance with the types and hazardous characteristics of production, storage, use of chemical dangerous goods, in the form of fire, fire protection, fire prevention, defence, electricity and ventilation, and clear safety alert markings.

Article 29 High-risk units should strengthen fire safety awareness training and enhance the ability of employees to check fire extortion, to rescue early fires and to organize personnel to evacuate.

Article 33 The first responsible for fire safety in high-risk units, fire safety managers and fire safety agents should participate in social fire safety training.

High-risk units should organize a full-scale fire safety training every half year. Fire training includes, inter alia, the following:

(i) Relevant fire law, regulations, regulations and management systems;

(ii) The risk of fire and fire protection measures in this unit;

(iii) Construction of firefighting facilities, the availability, use and operation of firearms materials;

(iv) Information, skills and skills for firefighting, extinguishing pre-empt fires, distributing emergencies and recovering from flight;

(v) Safety evacuation routes and procedures and methods for leading the evacuation of personnel;

(vi) The content of fire and emergency evacuation scenarios, operating procedures.

Employees are subject to induction for former firefighting education and skills training.

Article 31 of the act of a high-risk unit in violation of this provision, the provisions of the law have been dealt with and from its provisions.

Article 32 provides for implementation effective 1 January 2014.