(Adopted by the 36th Standing Committee of the Government of the city on 23 January 2014, No. 277 of 10 February 2005 of the Order of the People's Government of the Repression of the city, which was published from the date of publication)

In order to strengthen fire safety management in high-risk units and to prevent and reduce fire hazards, this provision has been developed in accordance with the People's Republic of China Fire Act, the State Department's observations on strengthening and improving firefighting efforts and the Re-Jerusalem Fire Regulations.

Article 2, the Government of the city leads fire safety throughout the city's high-risk unit, and the People's Government of the District (Autonomous Region) is responsible for fire safety in high-risk units within this administrative area.

The public security authorities in the city, the district (Autonomous Region) carry out monitoring of fire safety in high-risk units, and the public safety agencies are responsible for specific implementation.

The specialized public security agencies, such as railways, civil aviation, shipping, are responsible for the management of fire safety monitoring in high-risk units.

The administrative authorities, such as municipalities, districts (utonomous districts) education, health, civil affairs, transport, culture, sports, land tenure, tourism, civil defence, business and security, are able to work on fire safety in high-risk units within their respective responsibilities.

Article 3 states that:

(i) A total area of more than 1.5 million square meters or more than 1 million square meters in the area of construction;

(ii) More than 150 hotels, restaurants;

(iii) Public recreational places with more than 500 square meters of construction;

(iv) The beds are at more than 200 hospitals, welfare houses with more than 1,000 residential schools, with more than 150 boarding nurses, kindergartens;

(v) The construction of more than 20,000 square meters of sports, chambers, libraries, public exhibitions, museums;

(vi) A total area of over 1.5 million square metimetres of orbital traffic, vehicle stations, fire stations, civilian airports, terminals;

(vii) High-level public buildings with more than 100 metres of construction;

(viii) Designation of more than 1 million cubic metres, gases, liquid production, replenishment, storage and marketing enterprises, construction area of more than 1 million square metimetres, Category B, fuel fibre production, processing and storage enterprises;

(ix) More than 1,000 companies with a total of PSPS employees;

(x) A national focus protection unit using a brick or wood structure;

(xi) Other units that are susceptible to fire and when fires are likely to cause mass injury or major property losses, flammable sites, high-level and local public buildings.

Article IV High-risk units are identified and communicated in writing to the unit by a fire agency in the district (Autonomous Region).

The unit's fire agency in the district (Autonomous Region) has identified objections with respect to the high-risk units, which can submit written review applications to the designated district (Autonomous district) security agencies (Autonomous district) fire agencies within 5 days of the receipt of the request and inform the applicant in writing of the written review.

High-risk units established by the Regional (Autonomous Region) Public Security Agency firefighting agencies are reported by the district (Autonomous Region) public security authorities to the Government of the people at this level and receive social oversight.

Article 5 High-risk units should strictly perform fire safety responsibilities under the National People's Republic of China Fire Act and the Recall Town Fire Safety Ordinance on fire safety priority units, as well as the fire safety responsibilities under this provision for fire safety units.

Article 6. Managers and users of high-risk units are different subjects, and specific responsibilities to implement fire safety management should be clearly defined through written agreements.

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High-risk units of fire should report on firefighting agencies in local public security agencies within 5 days of the identification or modification of fire safety responsibilities and the management.

Article 8 High-risk units should clarify fire safety management with dedicated fire safety managers.

Article 9. Fire safety responsibilities and fire safety managers of high-risk units should participate in fire safety training and qualifications organized by fire safety agencies, with the exception of registration of fire engineers.

Fire safety management heads of fire safety units, dedicated fire safety managers, fire control cell operators and personnel engaged in fire facility inspections, maintenance and maintenance should participate in training and qualified occupational skills in the fire industry.

Article 10 fire blocks, firefighting breaks, firefields, firefields, fixed fire facilities equipment and fire safety priorities should be established in accordance with the relevant technical standards.

Article 11. High-risk units of fire should be equipped to destabilize, in accordance with national standards, for example, in connection with the location concerned, the availability of anti-drug equipment in buildings, emergency flight facilities, evacuation of the facilitators.

The high-risk units should be able to maintain lights or speculations on the ground where the public gathers the main evacuation routes.

Article 12 High-risk units should promote fire prevention, fire extingencies and the release of common knowledge, including fire safety advocacy, fire safety markings, electronic demonstration, radio, television.

Video systems in hotels, hotels' independent closed-circuit television systems and dance screening sites should have access to air fire safety signals, as well as the mandatory replacement function of evacuation of flight warning.

The fire control cell of the high-risk units should be subject to a 24-hour-hour-hour-block-out, with no less than two staff members and no more than eight hours per working hours.

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Article 15. High-risk units of fire should establish a fire inspection system.

During activities such as chambers, theatres, museums, exhibitions, archives, sports sites, uninterrupted fires should be carried out during meetings, events, exhibitions, sports competitions.

During the start-up of the hospital, the Welfare College should conduct intervals not exceeding 2 hours of the day-to-day fire prevention during the start-up of boarding schools, kindergartens and nursery schools.

Other high-risk units should conduct fire patrols not exceeding 2 hours in production, operation time, and a fire inspection should also be conducted within two hours of production and operation.

Article 16 High-risk units should conduct a comprehensive fire inspection at least once a month, and the hidden fires identified should be eliminated in a timely manner.

Prevention measures should be taken by high-risk units, which are required to stop the use of fire-fighting facilities for more than 24 hours as a result of the relapse of fire, and in writing to local public security agencies fire agencies.

Article 17 High-risk units should form voluntary fire firefighting teams with adequate staff and associated firefighting equipment and equipment, as well as regular fire operations learning and fire-fighting skills training.

The firefighting agencies of the public security agencies should promote, guide voluntary firefighting teams in carrying out fire operations training and fire extingencies.

Article 18 High-risk units should organize, at least half a year, a full-scale fire safety training, including:

(i) Fire laws, fire safety systems;

(ii) The risk of fire in this unit, the level of fire prevention and fire prevention measures;

(iii) Methods and operational arrangements for the use of firefighting facilities, the removal of firearms materials and the evacuation of desert equipment;

(iv) Reports of fire alarms, inspection of the destruction of hidden fires, extortion of pre-emptive fires, rescue of evasion and organizers, and guide the evacuation of knowledge and skills.

Article 19 High-risk units should be dispersed in accordance with fire and emergency response, at least once every half a year. Public recreational places, hospitals, welfare houses and boarding schools, kindergartens and nurses should also perform night-time exercises at less than once a year.

Fire agencies of the public security agencies in the district (Autonomous Regions) should promote and guide the operation of high-risk units.

Article 20 High-risk units should maintain routine maintenance of fire facilities, equipment and annual testing, and their maintenance records and annual testing reports should be archived. The monthly maintenance records and annual monitoring reports should also be reported on firefighting agencies in local public security agencies.

High-risk units with fire automatic fire fire firefighting facilities should be entrusted with the regular maintenance of fire facilities, equipment and annual testing by qualified fire technology services.

Article 21 High-risk units should use scientific and technical tools such as the Internet, the Toolkit to strengthen the monitoring of the day-to-day operation of automotive firefighting facilities, and, at the request of the public safety agency fire safety information on this unit is made available in a timely manner in the social unit fire safety management system.

Article 22 High-risk units should carry out a self-assessment of fire safety in every quarter, in accordance with the relevant national provisions, each with qualified fire-technical services each year carrying out a comprehensive assessment of the fire safety situation in this unit and reporting fire safety self-assessment reports and annual assessment reports to the local public security authorities fire agency.

The fire safety assessment of high-risk units should be screened by the public security agency fire agencies and the findings will be communicated to society.

The fire safety assessment methodology for high-risk units is developed by the municipal public security authorities in accordance with the relevant national provisions.

The firefighting agencies of the public security agencies should enhance the oversight management of fire safety assessment agencies with the relevant authorities.

Article 23 High-risk units should be redirected in a timely manner, based on fire safety assessments, to improve fire safety management systems and measures.

The fire safety agencies of the public security agencies should rationalize fire surveillance inspections based on the characteristics of the high-risk units and the results of fire safety assessments in the region, and to promote fire safety duties by the fire-affected units.

The relevant administrative authorities should use the results of fire safety assessments of high-risk units as an important basis for the rating of the relevant levels of fire-risk units.

Article 24 High-risk units of fire should be insured against public responsibility.

After the insurance company's insurance for public responsibility for fires insurance, it is authorized to inspect the safety situation of the insurance mark in accordance with the contract agreement, to make written recommendations to the insured person for the elimination of insecurity and hiddenness, and to inform the local public security authorities fire agencies in writing.

Article 25 Fire agencies of the public security authority should focus fire safety inspections on fire-risk units and their buildings and adjacent buildings. A comprehensive monitoring inspection of the high-risk units at least every half year of fires in intensive places has been conducted, and a comprehensive inspection of other fire-prone units is conducted at least once a year.

The relevant administrative authorities conduct at least one fire safety-related inspection of the industry and the high-risk units of the system, and inform the public security authorities in writing of the results.

The fire safety monitoring inspections and special inspections carried out by the public security agencies, the relevant administrative authorities shall not prevent the normal production, operation, teaching and other activities of high-risk units.

Article 26 High-risk units, in violation of this provision, have one of the following acts to be responsibly corrected; they have not been corrected, with a fine of up to 500,000 dollars:

(i) No evacuation equipment, such as anti-drug footprints, emergency flight facilities, evacuations, etc., in accordance with the relevant provisions;

(ii) In the absence of a major distributing link to the public's assembly sites, it can maintain a vision of continuity or a sign of emitting instructions.

Article 27, in violation of this provision, contains one of the following acts, a period of time being converted; a fine of up to 5,000 dollars in excess of €50 million for the period of time.

(i) No clear fire safety management or a dedicated fire safety manager;

(ii) No fire safety assessment as required;

(iii) Fire safety responsibilities and administrators do not participate in fire safety training organized by fire safety agencies;

(iv) Fire safety management heads, dedicated fire safety personnel, fire control cell operators and personnel engaged in fire-fighting facilities conduct patrols, maintenance and maintenance are not trained in special occupational skills in the fire industry.

The twenty-eighth fire control cell of the high-risk unit was unaccounted for, with a fine of more than 5,000 yen; fire control cell personnel less than 2; fines of up to 5,000 United States dollars; fire-control cell personnel were left behind; and fire-control cell personnel were left behind; and a fine of up to 500,000 United States dollars for deserters.

Article 29 High-risk units do not maintain, maintain and detect fire-fighting facilities, equipment and equipment as prescribed by law, and are responsibly responsibly, with a fine of over 5,000 yen.

The administrative penalties provided for in this provision are determined by firefighting agencies of the public security agencies.

Article 31 focuses on fire safety for fire safety units not included in high-risk units, and public safety agencies should exercise oversight under the law.

Article 32, the firefighting agencies and other administrative authorities are not seriously responsible for the management of fires, which is punishable by law, constitutes an offence and is criminally prosecuted by law.

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