(Adopted by the First Standing Committee of the People's Government of the Tibetan Autonomous Region on 19 January 2014, No. 124 of the People's Government Order No. 124 of 22 January 2014)

Article I, in order to prevent fire and reduce fire hazards, strengthens the management of fire safety monitoring in high-risk units, protect the security of life and people's property, maintain public safety, and develop this approach in the light of legal regulations such as the People's Republic of China Fire Act and the S Tibetan Autonomous Region Fire Regulations.

Article 2. Safety management of fire safety in high-risk units, consistent with the precautionary approach and a combination of prevention, upholding the principle of unity of Government leadership, sector regulation, unit-wide responsibility and active participation of citizens.

Article 3. The high-risk unit of the fire described in this approach refers to the following units and places where fire accidents are likely to cause injury and major property losses:

(i) A relatively large number of places of intensive personnel;

(ii) Units and places with a sizeable range of production, storage, operation of dangerous products;

(iii) The fire payload is larger, more intensive senior staff, lower public buildings and underground transport works;

(iv) National focus protection units using the wood structure or the local structure;

(v) Other high-risk units and places.

The criteria defined by the high-risk units within the self-government area are determined by the fire agency of the public security agencies in the self-government area, which was issued after the Government of the people of the self-government.

The firefighting agencies of the local (municipal Government) public security agencies should bring units and places consistent with the defined standards to the identification of high-risk units for fires in the current administrative area, to be reported by the local (commune) public security authorities to the Government of the people and to the top-level public security agencies for firefighting agencies.

Article IV. The Government of the People's Government, the communes (communes), districts (markets, zones) is responsible for the management of fire safety in high-risk units within the present administration, in accordance with the principle of territorial management.

The public security authorities are responsible for monitoring firefighting operations in high-risk units and for the safety agencies.

The authorities such as education, civil affairs, human resources security, housing urban and rural construction, forestry, commerce, culture, health, State qualifications, business, quality, sports, safety regulation, tourism, material, human protection, civil aviation, should, in accordance with the principle of who is responsible, promote the strict implementation of fire safety responsibilities and strengthen fire safety management.

Article 5

Fire safety responsibilities should appoint fire safety managers, with specific responsibility for the following:

(i) The establishment and improvement of the fire safety management system and the focus of the fire safety operation, in accordance with the law, and the establishment of specialized archives for sound fire safety;

(ii) Organization of day-to-day fire safety management to detect spoilers;

(iii) To update the information on fire safety management in this unit in a timely manner, to strengthen its links with firefighting agencies in local public security agencies, and to report on the firefighting work of the unit.

Article 6. High-risk units should implement rigorous fire safety management measures, establish a sound fire safety management system, implement fire safety and security requirements, regulate fire safety management, improve fire safety facilities, strengthen personnel training and enhance self-sustainability.

Article 7 High-risk units should establish a dedicated firefighting force or a voluntary firefighting force under the law, and organize a fire safety case every quarter to study major fire safety matters and related issues in this unit.

Article 8. Special firefighters and fire control cell operators should be trained in fire safety and be eligible for fire safety.

Fire safety responsible for fire safety in high-risk units, fire safety managers, dedicated (voluntary) firefighters, fire control cell operators should update fire safety management information within five working days from the date of identification or change, and provide fire safety management information to local public security authorities.

Article 9 High-risk units should set fire safety alert markings in prominent locations; public gathering sites should be reasonable to determine and present the largest number of hosts in all regions.

Article 10 High-risk units should ensure that fire prevention and fire relief needs are met, inter alia, by building fire fires, firefighting corridors, firefields. There shall be no violation of the temporary building that affects the interrogation of buildings, nor shall there be barriers, such as air conditioners, advertisements, affecting firefighting rescue or sheltering of cigarette windows.

There should be a clear marking of fireways, firefields and fire-fighting slogans.

Article 11. High-risk units of fire shall not automatically change the nature of the use of buildings and strictly implement fire segregation measures in accordance with national fire safety technology standards.

Article 12 High-risk units should establish uninterrupted evacuation instructions on the main evacuation routes. Restricted access and safe export.

Article 13 High-risk units should develop fire emergencies, based on the circumstances of this unit, and each half a year organized fire and emergency evacuation exercises.

Article 14. High-risk units of fire should be maintained annually for firefighting facilities, equipment and equipment to ensure effectiveness and to establish units for the maintenance of the archives.

Fire facilities, equipment and equipment for high-risk units should be equipped with instructions, bans of occupation, vain markings and descriptions.

There is a need for a temporary halt to firefighting facilities and effective measures should be taken to ensure fire safety. The parking of fire facilities exceeds 24 hours, and the fire agencies of the local public security agencies should be reported in advance.

Article 15 High-risk units should establish fire safety inspection systems or electronic surveillance systems.

Automated fire protection systems such as fire-risk units, automated firefighting systems, anti-smoking smoking systems should be integrated into the fire control system.

Article 16 should be administered by a fire-control cell at high risk of fire:

(i) The introduction of a 24-hour two-party system;

(ii) To ensure that the automated firefighting facility system is in a normal position;

(iii) After a fire alert, the staff members should be given immediate and accurate judgment;

(iv) After the confirmation of fire, the fire control cell should trigger the release of fire and emergency evacuations, provide immediate police and report fire safety managers and responsibilities.

Article 17 High-risk units should exercise strict fire safety management for use.

The special circumstances, such as construction, inspection, require the welding and cutting operation, which should be approved by the Fire Safety Manager of this unit. The operators responsible for carrying out the fire operations should have the corresponding qualifications of the operation and the use of firefield custody, firefighting facilities should meet fire safety requirements. After the fire operations, the field of operations should be cleared, the elimination of fires, the closure of electricity sources, gas sources and the strengthening of the gate.

Article 18

(i) Delimitation of fire zones based on the risk of fire and awakening of purpose signs;

(ii) The installation of electricity lines, lights, fuel kits, etc., should be in line with fire safety technology standards, and stricter non-compliance with the use of power-efficient equipment;

(iii) The use of fuel pipelines for gas, which should be consistent with the requirements related to fire safety technology standards and ensure that they are completed;

(iv) The high-risk unit of the fire should conduct a fire inspection every two hours per day, with a record of inspection and archiving;

(v) The fire safety management system is regularly updated on a monthly basis.

Article 19 prevents fire ombudsmen from immediately redressing identified fire safety hazards and fire cover; it is not possible to renovate the ground and should take effective security measures and change deadlines. The fires were renovated and were collected and recorded by fire safety responsibilities.

Article 20 High-risk units should establish and implement fire safety training systems, identify training institutions and personnel, and train workers in safety education in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) To conduct fire safety training at least every quarter of the workforce;

(ii) Pre-job fire safety training for new recruits and redirected workers.

Article 21, a public assembly facility and the production, storage, operation of ventures that are at high risk of fire, shall participate in public liability insurance for fires in accordance with the law.

Article 22 states that companies with high-risk units and the production, storage, operation of dangerous goods that are vulnerable to fuel explosions should be entrusted with an assessment of the safety of the units by a competent fire-technical service agency, with specific assessment elements and approaches specified by the self-government.

Article 23 High-risk units other than article 22 of this approach shall carry out fire safety self-assessments in accordance with the following:

(i) The legitimacy of buildings and units, sites firefighting;

(ii) Develop and implement fire safety systems, fire safety operations, fire extingencies and emergency evacuation scenarios;

(iii) Establish, in accordance with the law, fire safety managers, special (voluntary) firefighters, automated firefighting system operators, fire inspection, fire prevention and fire cover rehabilitation;

(iv) Staff fire safety training and fire safety knowledge ownership, fire safety promotion and the organization of firefighting exercises;

(v) The configuration of firefighting facilities, equipment and fire safety symbols, as well as the complete and effective situation, the evidence-based induction of fire control cell and automated firefighting system operators;

(vi) The installation of electrical products, the installation, use and route, the adequacy of the pipeline and the maintenance of maintenance;

(vii) Removal corridors, safe export, firefighting corridors remain open, fire protection subsectors, fire protection breaks, anti-smoking subsectors, shelters (intermediation) and high operating areas for fire safety vehicles;

(viii) Indoor and external renovations, the use of offshore construction materials and the management of dangerous goods;

(ix) Establish specific (voluntary) fire brigades and equipment-based materials in accordance with the law and combat fire-saving capacity;

(x) Proclamation of administrative sanctions and adverse fire safety by firefighting agencies of the public security authorities, finding a change in the problem;

(xi) Identification, modification, maintenance of fire facilities and regular reporting of firefighting agencies in local public security agencies, by fire safety responsibilities, fire safety managers, dedicated (voluntary) firefighters;

(xii) In the context of preventive measures, such as physical enhancement of fire protection, material defence and technical defence;

(xiii) The occurrence of fire within the unit year.

Article 24 High-risk units and fire-technical services should provide objective assessment reports and not leave.

Article 25 High-risk units should complete fire safety assessments by 10 December of each year and provide firefighting agencies for local public security agencies.

Article 26 Fire agencies of the public security agencies should establish dedicated fire monitors responsible for the management of fire safety monitoring in high-risk units, providing regular professional fire safety management advice and guidance, and carry out a fire safety inspection at every quarter of the fire-risk units under their jurisdiction.

Article 27 Fire agencies of the public security authorities should establish inter-institutional mechanisms for administrative law enforcement information with the relevant administrations to detect fire safety violations should be informed in a timely manner and include fire safety information into relevant social credit evaluation systems.

The twenty-eighth fire safety management of high-risk units should be integrated into the overall governance appraisal of the region, the industry's social security, which serves as an important basis for an integrated mission of the main heads.

Article 29, in violation of the provisions of this approach, imposes administrative penalties under the law, is suspected of committing crimes and is transferred to the judiciary to be criminalized by law.

Article 33 is implemented since the date of publication.