Firefighting procedures (urgent)
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I am currently building a 100,000 tons of PVC/year and 100,000 tons of caustic soda/year project. Now my unit is asking me to go through the fire protection procedures. Since I have never had any experience with it, can any colleague provide information on this? What information does the company need to submit to the fire department and what procedures need to be followed? The leader requires that we have some clues within a week (the unit drawings are basically complete). Thank you in advance.
1 Basic information about your unit’s project (asked by the project department) 2 Preliminary design (asked by the technical department or archives room) 3 Ventilation from upper-level leaders 4 Communication with fire department staff 5 Spending money is inevitable 6 Opinions issued by the fire protection evaluation department or department
There should be a special section on fire protection design, including general drawings, location drawings, hazardous area division drawings, etc. Don’t forget to communicate in advance before submitting for approval.
Fire protection approval is not only a technical and procedural issue, but also an interpersonal issue! For such a big project, you must first settle the interpersonal issues with the fire protection department before proceeding! After all, how many procedures are required to be completed shall be subject to the requirements of the fire protection department! This post was last edited by netlover on 2008-1-7 18:23 ]
Haha, thank you all. I have communicated with the fire brigade. The reception staff are quite enthusiastic. With your guidance, I believe it will not be too difficult.
Sometimes I find that the fire department is not ordinary. There were a lot of fire prevention issues, but it actually passed the fire protection inspection!