Fire Equipment消防设备

*  Fire extinguishers and/or hoses, with water pressure sufficient to power the hose,

     are placed no further than 75 feet from any employee.

*  There is approximately one fire extinguisher for every 25 employees.

*  Extinguishers are placed in accessible, clearly marked locations.

*  A satisfactory number of employees are trained to use extinguishers.

*  Operating instructions are placed, in local language, near the extinguishers.

*  Other fire fighting equipment is available (hoses, sprinklers, etc.).

*  Fire equipment is serviced by the fire department or other outside agency every 6

    months and are tagged with inspection dates.

*  Fire extinguishers are checked monthly.

*  Fire extinguishers are mounted on walls and columns and are visible and accessible.

*  Fire extinguishers are labeled with the type of fire they are to be used for:

       Class A - Ordinary combustible material fires

       Class B - Flammable liquid, gas or grease fires

       Class C - Electrical equipment fires

*  Combustible materials are stored in a contained area with fire equipment within.    

     Outside material storage - 75 ft

     Internal flammable liquids - 10 ft

*  Fire hydrants are flushed and hoses tested annually.

Fire Alarms 火警报警器

*  The fire alarm is audible throughout the facility.

*  Facility has visual plus visual or personal notification procedure to supplement

    the audible alarm.

*  All alarm devices are tested at minimum twice annually.

*  All personnel are informed of the fire alarm system during new employee orientation.

Emergency Exits 安全出口

*  Evacuation plot plan is posted, indicating which doors are to be used for emergency

    exits.

*  Emergency exit doors are unlocked and unobstructed.

*  There are at least two unlocked, accessible exits on each work floor.

*  Exits open directly to the outdoors or exterior stairway.

*  Corridors leading to exits are clear, and approximately 36 inches wide.

*  No employee workstation is more than 200 feet from an exit

*  Evacuation drills are conducted twice annually. Drill must include alarms, fire fighting

     equipment, emergency shutdown, evacuation routes and gathering areas.

*  All exit routes are adequately lighted.

*  Emergency lighting is provided for up to 60 minutes.

*  Exits are marked with signs visible up to 100 feet.

*  Employees are trained in evacuation procedures and the use of all fire equipment.

*  Practice evacuations are conducted at least semi-annually.

*  Supervisors or other personnel should be trained in basic first aid procedures.