I’m looking for a fire scene response plan; could any experienced expert give me some advice?
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Our factory has a fire brigade, and we now require this brigade to develop a plan for dealing with fires at the workplace – that is, what measures should be taken to extinguish fires that break out in various workshops. Which expert has relevant content and format? Please give some guidance. I really have no idea at all!
Reply to 1# 3745684: Visit http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=788447&highlight= I hope this can be of help to you!
Reply to 2# Swordman Devil: I’ve seen the materials you sent me; thank you. It is best to have a fire incident response plan tailored for fires, prepared from the perspective of the factory’s dedicated fire brigade.
What kind of company are you exactly? I have an emergency response plan for chemical companies, it belongs to our organization; I’m not sure how to send it to you
I’m not sure what the regulations are in the poster’s unit – is it the fire department that is responsible for developing the plan for dealing with fire incidents? Do your fire department personnel have knowledge of the equipment, the environment, hazardous chemicals, and the characteristics of fires associated with each specific job role? An on-site response plan should be established in the workshop and approved by the company; it is inappropriate to rely on the fire department to handle such matters, and even if a plan is created, it will not be practical. The above are merely personal opinions and for reference only!
Reply to 4# cuihuazyh: We are in the coal chemical industry. If you have any plans related to handling fire accidents, I would appreciate it if you could send them to me. mj#k@163.com Thank you!