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Fire Safety At Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, A Self-Employed Management

Original Language Title: 宁夏回族自治区个体经营场所消防安全管理办法

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Article 1, in order to strengthen the management of fire safety in individual operating sites, prevent fire and reduce fire hazards, protect the security of the person, property and develop this approach in accordance with the laws, regulations and regulations of the People's Republic of China Fire Act, the Modalities for the implementation of the Hinduran Self-Government Zone.

Article 2 of this approach refers to a fixed place for the business operation of the individual business.

Article 3 applies to the management of fire safety in the self-government area within the administration.

Article IV. The Government of the People's Government (markets, zones) should incorporate the management of fire safety in individual operating sites into the planning, planning and organization of fire operations in the current administration.

Article 5 governs the safety of fires in individual operating sites by public security authorities and is carried out by firefighting agencies and public safety missions.

Street offices, as well as the Village (NL), assist in the safe management of fire fire safety within the jurisdiction of the firefighting agencies and public safety stations.

Article 6. Individual operators are responsible for fire safety in their premises and should comply with fire law regulations and fire safety conventions, with the necessary fire facilities, equipment and inspection.

Article 7. Fire agencies of the public safety authority shall perform the following fire monitoring functions:

(i) Guidance on fire safety inspections carried out by public security missions;

(ii) Conduct fire safety awareness education;

(iii) Other fire safety oversight management functions.

Article 8

(i) The screening of fire safety inspections for the self-employed sites in the Territory;

(ii) Examination of the performance of fire safety responsibilities by the Village (HL);

(iii) Guidance for fire prevention and fire extinguishing in fire safety priority sites;

(iv) Advocate fire safety knowledge to individual operators;

(v) Other fire safety oversight management functions.

Article 9

(i) Raise awareness of fire safety;

(ii) Conduct fire safety inspections and conceal the fires discovered by firefighting agencies or public safety missions;

(iii) Guidance for the conduct of fire safety regional inter-agency fire safety operations at individual operators;

(iv) Contrary to firefighting agencies and public safety missions by public security agencies.

Article 10 Individual operators should perform the following fire safety obligations:

(i) A standard firefighting facility, equipment, fire safety mark, which is in compliance with the law, and remains effective;

(ii) Maintain access to safe export;

(iii) Compliance with the safety protocols for electricity use;

(iv) Regular fire safety inspections of the operation sites and the timely elimination of the hidden fire;

(v) Access to fire safety training and fire safety education for staff in the premises;

(vi) Timely alert, combat and evacuate persons when fire occurs;

(vii) Consonance with the firefighting agencies of the public security authorities to combat fires and to investigate the causes of the fire.

Individual operators are encouraged to develop fire safety measures consistent with the operational requirements.

Article 11) Public safety fire agencies (markets, zones) should identify places of focus for fire safety and express in a uniform manner in their individual operating places, such as recreation, catering, accommodation, etc.

Individual operators in the former provision area, in addition to their safety obligations under article 10 of this approach, should also perform the following fire safety obligations:

(i) A clear fire alarm at the location of the operation;

(ii) Regular fire safety exercises;

(iii) Contraints in fire safety areas with neighbouring places of operation, units.

In carrying out specialized oversight inspections by the relevant industry authorities, inspections should be carried out on the implementation of fire safety obligations by individual operators, which are incompatible with fire safety.

Article 13, which focuses on buildings in individual operating places, property rights units or licensed industrial service enterprises, should be managed in a uniform manner, such as evacuation channels, safe export, construction fire facilities and fire safety corridors.

Article 14. Individual workers' associations, industry associations, market operators, etc., should communicate fire safety to individual operators.

Voluntary service providers are encouraged to promote fire safety awareness to individual operators.

Article 15. The Public Security Officers should develop and implement a screening plan for the supervision of firefighting sites throughout the Territory.

When a fire inspection is carried out by the Public Security Service, a law enforcement identity document should be presented and the normal operation of individual operators should not be affected.

Article 16 of the Public Security Desk's fire inspection of the following matters relating to the self-employed sites:

(i) Is the norm of the use of fuel for electricity;

(ii) Whether fire safety promotion education, firefighting and emergency evacuation exercises are carried out;

(iii) Removal corridors, the availability of safe export, the indoor disbursion, the distributive markings, emergency lighting, and whether firearms are effective;

(iv) Whether the place of production, storage, operation of dangerous products that are vulnerable to fuel is installed in the same premises.

The Public Security Service has found that there are fire safety violations in the individual area of operation, and should be responsible for revamping, and will be recorded in the abstract records in two working days from the end of the examination.

Article 17 Fire agencies of the public security authorities should organize monitoring tests during the fire season, major holidays, prior to or during major events.

Article 18, firefighting agencies and public security stations, can open lists of individual operating places where fires are hidden.

The firefighting agencies of the public security agencies (markets, zones) should provide fire safety services to the public and private operators.

Article 20: The business administration and the firefighting agencies of public security agencies should establish a mechanism for the sharing of information on individual operations.

Article 21 shows that there are spoilers of fires in the individual area of operation, which can be reported to a fire agency or public safety agency of the public security agency; the reported fire agency of the public security agency or the public security station should be promptly investigated.

Article 2 contains one of the following cases in the individual operating places, warnings by the public security agencies fire agencies to change the duration of the period of time; uncorrected fines of more than 100 million dollars for the self-employed; particularly serious circumstances; fines of more than 500,000 dollars for the service and supervision of the conversion process:

(i) The installation of electrical products, the installation of fuel-efficient devices and their routes, the adequacy of the route is not in accordance with fire safety management provisions and the existence of fire cover;

(ii) Storage, operation of sites that are at risk of flammable explosives and place in the same premises;

(iii) Expropriation, intermodal closure, safe export;

(iv) firefighting facilities, equipment and equipment have not been effective.

Section 23 of the Public Security Agency Fire Agency and its staff, which are not lawfully responsible for the management of the fires identified in the sample or for the violation of the law, has grave consequences and has been disposed of by law by the competent and other direct responsible personnel directly responsible.

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