Fire safety equipment key parts management system

  1. On-duty staff are required to remain at their posts and perform regular inspections, listen carefully, observe thoroughly, identify potential issues, eliminate risks, and report any concerns to their superiors promptly to ensure a safe working environment.

2. All maintenance and construction activities must strictly follow established safety regulations and operating procedures, and no deviations or shortcuts should be taken to avoid accidents or violations.

3. The designated responsible person must oversee critical areas and ensure that all fire safety equipment in these zones is well-maintained and always ready for use. Regular checks and tests should be conducted to confirm functionality.

4. No visitors are allowed in the fire pump room or engine room without prior approval from the relevant authorities. Unauthorized personnel must not be permitted on the premises, and the storage of flammable or explosive materials is strictly prohibited. Any issues encountered should be addressed immediately and reported accordingly.

5. Critical areas are essential to the unit’s operations, and all employees must strictly adhere to safety protocols. Staff must not leave their posts without proper authorization. Clear records should be maintained regarding the status of fire safety equipment, operational conditions, precautions, and any damage to tools or appliances. All machinery and equipment must be kept in good working condition and function properly at all times.

In addition, it's important to foster a culture of vigilance and responsibility among all team members. Regular training sessions should be held to reinforce safety awareness and ensure that everyone understands their roles in maintaining a secure environment. Communication between departments should be open and efficient to address concerns quickly and prevent potential hazards before they escalate.