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Wuhan Fire Management Several Provisions

Original Language Title: 武汉市消防管理若干规定

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Several provisions for the management of fires in Vilhan City

(Adopted at the 71st ordinary meeting of the Government of the city of Vilhan on 9 December 2013, No. 249 of 21 January 2014, by Order No. 249 of the Government of the Republic of Vavu Han, issued effective 1 March 2014.

Article I, in order to strengthen fire management, prevent and reduce fire hazards, guarantee the safety of the people and property, protect public safety and establish this provision in the light of the laws, regulations and national provisions such as the People's Republic of China Fire Act, the Northern Province of Lake.

The provisions apply to fire safety management in the administrative area of Article 2.

The Government of the commune of Article 3 has led the entire municipal fire firefighting process to incorporate firefighting into the annual performance appraisal system of the Government, monitors and conducts inspections in accordance with the law of the Government of the people at the lower level to carry out fire safety duties and ensure that the construction of public firefighting facilities, fire equipment and firefighters is adapted to economic construction, social development levels.

The Government of the region (including the new technology development area of the Lake Vilhan Orientale Lake, the Vilhan Economic Technology Development Zone, the ecological tourist landscape in the city, the Vhan Chemical Industrial Zone Commission, etc.) is the subject of fire firefighting efforts in the region, including the provision of firefighting infrastructure, firefighting equipment and firefighting workforce construction in the region, and organize firefighting activities in accordance with the work of the city's people.

Article IV, Zones (including new technology development areas in the Lake Uhan Orientale Lake, the Vilhan Economic Technology Development Zone, the ecological tourist landscapes in the city, the Vhan Chemical Industrial Zone, and the Public Security Agency oversees firefighting efforts in the region, and the day-to-day work is carried out by the firefighting agencies affiliated to it.

The relevant sectors such as land planning, construction, housing management, safe production supervision, business, town management, culture, education and finance are managed in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 5 municipalities incorporate fire safety management into social management and service networks.

The firefighting agencies of the public security agencies should establish fire-based information systems, as required by the socio-management and service network, to enhance the efficiency and resilience of fire management.

The street offices, the communes' government should organize a network of managers to carry out fire-based information collection, fire safety inspections, fire safety advocacy, under the guidance of the public security dispatch.

The 6th Street Office should establish community fire blocks in places such as the Community Police Office, the Security Service, the establishment of community voluntary fire brigades, the provision of public fire equipment such as firewood, motorcycles, and routine firefighting.

Street offices, CCCs should conduct fire awareness-raising and demonstration of fire safety and saving knowledge, including through the use of advocacy columns, video broadcasts in more mobile areas.

The commune Government should strengthen village-level voluntary firefighting forces, with corresponding public fire facilities, and enhance rural fire fire and fire relief capacities.

The firefighting agencies of the public security agencies in Article 7 should identify units that may lead to significant personal injury or property losses in the event of fire.

The Fire Safety Focus Unit should also perform the following duties, in addition to the fulfilment of the fire safety responsibilities under the laws, regulations and regulations:

(i) Identify or modify fire safety responsibilities, fire safety managers and report on firefighting agencies in the region;

(ii) Fire safety responsibilities and fire safety managers receive at least one fire safety knowledge training per year;

(iii) Develop and improve fire and emergency evacuation scenarios, with at least once a year.

Article 8 municipalities, regional public security agencies firefighting agencies should build a platform for urban fire safety monitoring networks to carry out real-time monitoring of fire safety focus units.

The fire safety focus units that set fire automatic warning systems should be connected with the urban fire-sistance network platform without unauthorized closure or removal.

Article 9 Urban orbital transport operators should also comply with the following provisions, in addition to carrying out the duties of fire safety focus units:

(i) Establish fire safety management systems, equipped with firefighting equipment and personnel adapted to urban orbital transport development;

(ii) Maintain access, evacuation channels, fire blocks, or temporary assessment points at offices, stations or stations;

(iii) To discourage and stop the passenger from entering into orbital transport facilities, such as vehicle stations or at the vehicle station for the storage of hazardous waste;

(iv) To promote fire safety knowledge, including through radio, television, newspapers and brochures, to passengers, for example, on the use of fire prevention, firefighting facilities (computers) methods and shelters, and the means of flight;

(v) Regular inspections of fire-fighting facilities such as ventilation and cigarettes to ensure their effectiveness;

(vi) The operating facilities and advertising facilities within the space under orbital traffic should be used in non-kind material.

Article 10 establishes as a high-risk unit for fires in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province, a fire safety assessment should be carried out on a regular basis. The fire safety assessment of high-risk units should be carried out by institutions with corresponding qualifications to conduct an annual assessment of the results to be made public in society and to report back to the fire agency in the area.

High-risk units should strengthen human defence, material defence, technical defence measures, rigorous fire safety management and insurance for public responsibility for fires in accordance with national and provincial provisions.

The public safety agencies should promote their fire safety efforts in response to the fire safety assessment of fire-affected units.

Article 11 Industrial service enterprises shall perform the following fire safety responsibilities, in accordance with the agreement of the law, regulations, regulations and contracts for the operation:

(i) Establish a robust fire safety regime that clearly identifies fire safety responsibilities and managers;

(ii) Conduct regular fire safety inspections to eliminate the hidden fire;

(iii) The development of fire and emergency evacuation scenarios, with at least one performance per year;

(iv) Regular fire safety promotion education;

(v) The delineation of parking parks shall not take the fire blocks;

(vi) Other firefighting responsibilities under laws, regulations.

The oil-service enterprise does not perform fire safety responsibilities, and is provided by the public safety agency fire agency to the property management in the credit information files of its business service.

Residential residential areas do not have material services, and street offices should promote, guide the self-management of the owners or agents of the Commission on Residents and implement fire safety duties.

Article 12 schools, kindergartens should strengthen fire safety management, improve fire safety facilities, establish fire safety symbols and signals, and conduct fire safety education in a systematic manner, and carry out a rescue, emergency evacuation exercise every school year.

Public safety agencies should guide schools within the jurisdiction, kindergartens in fire safety education and assist in fire safety operations.

Article 13

The construction of a technical review of fire-recovery designs, the inspection of fire strike facilities on-site inspection and the administrative approval, was developed by the municipal public safety agency, at the request of the Ministry of Public Security, with the relevant sectors such as municipal planning, construction, material prices, and the post-community government approval.

Article XIV has been governed by law by construction works or premises of fire administrative licences, changes in the nature of use or expansion, alterations (indoor and outdoor renovations, construction temperatures, use changes), and the construction works or premises should be re-engineered.

The public safety authority fire agencies should strengthen monitoring inspections, identify the address of the licensee, changes in the nature of the use or the existence of a security concealment, and should withdraw their fire safety administrative licences in accordance with the law.

Article 15. Construction of construction units shall be stored, kept, used in accordance with fire safety provisions and establish temporary fire facilities such as fire extinguishing, temporary fires to water systems and emergency lighting, in accordance with national provisions.

Construction and temporary buildings should not be used to use fire protection materials that do not meet fire safety requirements. Construction works are encouraged to use external walls that are higher than national standards and internal dressing materials.

Article 16 has new construction works in fire control cells, and fire control cells should be installed at the top of the building and in line with the relevant technical requirements.

New public buildings and high-level buildings should be established in accordance with national technical standards for firefighting operations. It is prohibited to stop the use of fire-fighting sites in firefighting sites, such as the firefighting operation site.

The outside wall of fire strikes that are free of natural lights should set fire relief windows and signals in accordance with national technical standards.

Instructions in the outside of the building or at the top of the roof shall not be closed or smoking at the top of the wall, affecting the smoking and fire relief of the buildings.

Article 17 does not protect the following places within existing fire stations or regionally should establish a small, low-investment, well-equipped fire station (hereinafter referred to as micro firefighting stations):

(i) Intensive places identified by firefighting agencies in public security authorities;

(ii) Construction projects amounting to 500,000 square meters;

(iii) Vulnerable production, storage, operating units and industrial parks.

The mini firefighting station is built by the municipal public security agency, in line with fire-specific planning and standard-building standards, building the land area through the integrated arrangement of the municipal land-planning sector, and building specialized funds into municipal, regional financial budgets.

The specific fire planning and construction standards for the mini-station are developed by the municipal public security agency fire agency with municipal development reforms, the land-planning sector, and reported to the Government of the city after approval.

Article 18 parks management units should strengthen the management of electric power vehicles and should not provide sufficient equipment and facilities that are not in compliance with safety standards and should be equipped with corresponding firefighting equipment.

The sale, releasing lights, etc., is prohibited within the territorial administration of Article 19 and the uncontrolled air transport.

Article 20 City, regional public security agencies firefighting agencies may be brought to the attention of the relevant sectors of the people's government to undertake dedicated governance in places such as intensive places, flammable sites, construction sites.

The fire surveillance inspection conducted by the 21 public security agencies found one of the following cases, which could be identified as a regional fire-affected area in accordance with the relevant provisions and submitted in writing to the Government of the people at the same level by the same public security authority:

(i) The existence of a number of applications such as accommodation and production, storage and operation in the same building area;

(ii) Intensive buildings, low levels of patience, public fire facilities are not in line with fire safety requirements, old-age areas.

Article 22 Regional fire hidden areas are developed by the Government of the people of the region to plan for the integration of regional fires within the jurisdictional area, with clear sectoral responsibilities and organizational implementation. Regional fire bandwidth areas across the region were approved by the urban public security authorities in the development of integrated rehabilitation planning reports by the Government of the people of the city, which was organized by the relevant authorities of the region and the city.

A number of applications such as accommodation and production, storage, operation, should be separate from the same space; there is a need to establish a dispersal facility within the same building, to be equipped with the regular intermodal fires above and to carry out a full fire separation; automatic spraying system should be installed in accordance with national standards, and a simple automated spraying system should be installed.

It is determined that villages and old-age neighbourhoods in regional fire cover cities should improve construction fire prevention and safe evacuation conditions, configuration of public fire facilities, regulating fire power management, and fire safety promotion.

The twenty-third public security agency fire agency should establish a mechanism for improved collaboration and sharing of information with the relevant sectors.

In carrying out administrative licence work under the law in the sectors of business, culture, education and civil affairs, the public security authorities fire agencies should communicate the relevant services in a timely manner, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the joint clearance.

Article 24 Fire agencies of the public security agencies should regularly publish information such as fire warning, major fire cover, fire safety-focused units, fire safety malfunctioning, fire-risk unit assessment findings.

The public safety agencies should send short fire signals through a short letter of crafts, outdoor advertisements, radio television, newspapers, public traffic broadcasting systems, and broadcast fire safety advertisements, signals, advocacy of fire defence knowledge and fire safety laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 25 Public security agencies should establish and make public reports of telephones, correspondence addresses, e-mails, politicians microbos, receive complaints by citizens under the law, and promptly investigate the results of the vetting.

The public security agency fire agencies should provide incentives to reporters who identify fires and violations of fire laws, regulations or regulations.

Article 26, in violation of this provision, has one of the following cases, been corrected by a firefighting agency of the public security agency; unprocessarily, with a fine of over 3,000 dollars.

(i) Changes in fire safety responsibilities by fire safety focus units, fire safety managers have not been backed into fire agencies in public security agencies;

(ii) Construction works and the use of fire prevention in temporary buildings would be incompatible with fire safety requirements;

(iii) Fire safety assessments are not carried out in accordance with the provisions of fire safety assessments or bodies that do not have the corresponding qualifications.

Article 27 violates this provision by selling, for example, a clear fire and uncontrolled air transport, without a fixed operating space in the present city's administration area, by urban administration law enforcement orders and by fines of up to $50.

The sale of lights, such as the sale of lights in fixed-term operators, has resulted in a clear and uncontrolled airborne transport, which is being converted by the business administration and is fined by more than 500 dollars.

The fuel of air transport, such as the smake light in this city's administration, has been warned by the public security authorities and could be fined by more than 100 million dollars.

Article 28 provides for implementation effective 1 March 2014.