Article 1, in order to strengthen fire safety management in high-risk units, prevent heavy fire accidents, protect the security of physical property, maintain public safety and develop this provision in line with the laws, regulations and regulations such as the People's Republic of China Fire Act.

Article 2 Safety management of fires in high-risk units within the territorial administration is applicable.

This provision refers to the following units and places:

(i) A total area of more than 20,000 square meters or more than 1 million square meters of the building area;

(ii) The construction area of more than 3,000 square meters or more public recreational places in the area of construction;

(iii) Library, public exhibitions, museums with a total area of over 2 million square meters;

(iv) The total area of over 20,000 square meters of orbital traffic, vehicle stations, fire vehicle stations, civilian airfields, terminal-flight shops, terminal air terminals, waiting rooms and ship waiting offices;

(v) Construction area of more than 1 million square metimetres of A, Category B, flammable fibre production, processing and storage enterprises;

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

(vii) More than 30,000 occupies, chambers;

(viii) A total of more than 200 hotels, restaurants;

(ix) A total of more than 200 hospitals, nursing homes, welfare homes;

(x) A total of more than 1,000 boarding schools;

(xi) A total of more than 150 boarding nurses, kindergartens;

(xii) More than 1,000 companies with a total number of CFCs;

(xiii) Designation of more than 10,000 cubic metres, gases, liquid production, replenishment, storage and marketing enterprises;

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

(xv) Other units identified by the Government of the People of the province, prone to explosions, high-level and local public buildings.

Article 3. Governments at all levels are responsible for firefighting in high-risk units within the present administration.

The Government's public security authorities at the district level are responsible for the implementation of oversight over the high-risk units in the present administration.

The authorities of the industry system are responsible for the management of fire safety in high-risk units within their respective responsibilities.

Article IV High-risk units should strictly perform fire safety duties under laws, regulations and regulations.

Chapter II Fire safety management

Article 5

The fire safety responsibilities of the fire-fighting units should be in possession of fire safety in this unit, to conduct regular annual studies on the fire safety of the unit and to provide the necessary financial and organizational guarantees for the fire safety of the unit.

Article 6. High-risk units should identify fire safety managers and organize fire safety management in the implementation of this unit.

Fire safety administrators in high-risk units should organize fire safety inspections on a regular basis, reporting fire safety at least once a month to fire safety responsibilities.

Article 7. High-risk units should identify fire safety management bodies with dedicated fire managers that are responsive to the strength of the fire operations in this unit.

Special firefighting managers should conduct fire safety inspections, inspections and fire awareness education training in accordance with laws, regulations.

Article 8 High-risk units should establish dedicated fire brigades in accordance with the law.

The law does not require the establishment of a high-risk unit for firefighting teams, which should be established. The number of volunteer fire brigades should be matched by fire and emergency evacuation requirements, but not less than 20 per cent of the total number of units.

The dedicated and voluntary firefighting units should conduct regular training and fire extinguishing operations in accordance with the standards or in accordance with the actual requirements of fire equipment, equipment.

Article 9. Fire control cells in high-risk units should be operated by an automated firefighting system operator at a 24-hour rate of less than two persons per month, with a continuing working hours not exceeding eight hours.

Article 10 Fire safety responsibilities, managers, dedicated firefighters, automated firefighting system operators and special workers, such as dedicated, part-time firefighters and electrical workers, welded workers, should be trained by firefighting professionals, including automatic firefighting system operators, in accordance with national provisions.

Article 11. Fire safety management officers of the fire high-risk units should be backed by fire safety information management systems to the zone public security agencies on 5 days of identification or change.

Article 12. Buildings and places used by high-risk units should be consistent with national fire safety technology standards and fire management provisions.

Buildings used by high-risk units, sites that have not been properly captured, inspected and qualified by public security agencies, must not be used; they have been used and should be stopped.

Article 13 High-risk units of fire should be equipped with fire facilities, equipment and equipment in accordance with national provisions.

High-level buildings used by high-risk units should establish shelters, flight facilities in accordance with fire safety technology standards, and be equipped with anti-drug loads, mitigation devices, etc.

Article 14. The high-risk unit electrical route, the installation of the fuel line and construction shall be provided by law to the construction enterprises with corresponding qualifications.

Article 15. Automated firefighting facilities in high-risk units should be connected with the urban fire safety remote monitoring system and ensure the proper operation of the online equipment.

Article 16: The following parts or facilities at the high-risk unit should be established:

(i) Fire-specific corridors, sites, such as firefighting vehicles, firefighting and high operating sites;

(ii) Fire control cells, fire pumps, self-help generators, anti-smoking machines;

(iii) Removal of fire-fighting facilities, equipment configurations, and location close to firefighting facilities, such as firearms, pumps;

(iv) Constraint control of fire-fighting facilities, such as fire gates, fire slogans and fire alerts, is nearton;

(v) Fire pumps, firefighting pipelines, fire pipelines, or near the consortium;

(vi) Other firefighting facilities, equipment should be identified for use, state and use methods.

Article 17 is a public gathering and production, storage and sale of dangerous goods belonging to high-risk units, and should participate in public liability insurance for fires in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 18 High-risk units should commission a comprehensive test of the fire safety facility of this unit, with corresponding qualifications, and be backed by the fire safety information management system, within 5 days of the receipt of the testing report.

Article 19 High-risk units should keep firefighting facilities on a daily basis, with automatic firefighting facilities to be entrusted with the regular maintenance of automotive firefighting facilities through the fire safety information management system and the maintenance of maintenance to the zone public security agencies firefighting agencies.

Article 20 establishes a fire safety assessment system for high-risk units, with a specific approach drawn from the relevant provisions of the State.

Article 21 High-risk units should establish an internal fire safety liability regime and a safety responsibility for fire safety at all levels. Changes in unit fire safety responsibilities, managers, heads of departments and duty holders should be concluded within 5 days of the change.

Article 22 High-risk units should be established, in accordance with national provisions, for the establishment of a sound fire safety regime and for the safe operation of fire safety and for the publication of implementation.

Article 23 High-risk units of fire should determine the level of fire safety focus management in this unit in accordance with the risk of fire. Fire safety focus management at high-risk units should be clear to fire safety managers.

Article 24 High-risk units should develop fire and emergency evacuation scenarios based on the characteristics of the unit; night-time production, high-risk units should be developed.

At least every half a year, fire-prone units organized fire and emergency evacuation exercises and adapted the content of fire and emergency evacuations in a timely manner.

Article 25 High-risk units should conduct fire inspections in accordance with national provisions.

High-risk units such as tradefields, markets, public recreation sites, hospitals, labour-intensive businesses and fuel-prone production of dangerous goods and storage enterprises should be designated to conduct uninterrupted fire patrols during production and business.

In the event of events such as conferences, theatres, museums, exhibition halls, archives, sports clubs, etc., there should be an uninterrupted fire trajectory.

Article 26 High-risk units should take immediate measures to eliminate the spoilers of fire inspections and the fires identified in the conduct of the patrols, and should not be immediately eliminated, rehabilitation plans should be developed to implement protection measures to ensure the safety of fires hidden during the rehabilitation period.

Article 27 prohibits the construction of fire-prone units at the production, time of operation, slding, gas welding, etc.; it is necessary to carry out construction work at production and time of operation, which should separate the construction operation area and the production, operation, area of operation, and the provision of the personnel on-site escort.

Article 28 High-risk units conduct fire safety training for employees of this unit at least every half a year, and pre-empt fire safety training should be carried out for new recruits and employees entering new posts.

Article 29 High-risk units should communicate fire safety to their employees, including through the posting of maps, radio and closed-circuit television, for example, firefighting, firefighting and evacuation.

Article 33 fire safety management activities, such as fire inspection, trajectory, fire safety training, fire evacuation and fire cover rehabilitation, should be recorded in a timely manner in fire safety information management systems.

Chapter III Oversight inspection

Article 31 High-risk units of fire were identified and communicated in writing to the unit by the district-level public safety agency fire agency.

The high-risk unit of fires by public security agencies is determined to be subject to a written review by the designated public security agency fire agencies within 5 days from the date of receipt of the letter of confirmation of the fire high-risk unit, and the public security agency should carry out a review of the results within three days from the date of receipt of the request and inform the applicant in writing.

High-risk units identified by the public security agency fire agencies are monitored by the public security authorities in the case of the Government of the people at the current level and in society.

In accordance with the provisions of the laws, regulations and regulations, fire safety monitoring functions for fire-risk units should be strictly performed by the public security agencies fire safety agencies.

The public security agency fire agency monitors at least once a quarter of the fire-prone units belonging to the mass-intensive sites and monitors at least once every half a year for other fire-prone units.

Article 33 XIII Inspections by the public security authorities of the existence of major fire-affected units, which should be dealt with in a timely manner by law, and the public security authorities are invited to bring to the attention of the Government.

Chapter IV Legal responsibility

In violation of this provision, there are one of the following cases, with the time limit being changed by the fire agency of the public security agency; the unprocessaried delay, with a fine of more than 1000 dollars:

(i) The failure to set the veterans in the fire water pipeline to correctly relaunch the vetereotype;

(ii) No fire safety marking has been established by the Ministry of Fire Safety Focus;

(iii) Failure to include fire safety management in a timely manner through the fire safety information management system or to include false information in the management system.

In violation of this provision, there are one of the following cases, which are being converted by the fire agency of the public security agency; the unprocessaried delay, with a fine of up to 5,000 dollars in 2000:

(i) The automated fire alert system is not connected with the Urban Fire Safety Telescope;

(ii) No inspection of fire facilities as required;

(iii) No provision for the maintenance of fire facilities.

Article 336 Abuse of authority, negligence and provocative fraud in the management of fire safety at high-risk units by members of the public security agency, by law, constitutes a crime and is criminalized by law.

Chapter V

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