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Should the emergency supplies list include all fire-fighting equipment on site? Checking the standards for emergency supplies does not include these items, but many organizations include all safety and fire-fighting equipment in their lists of emergency supplies. Is this a proper approach?
We have also included fire-fighting equipment in the inventory of emergency supplies
I feel it’s necessary to separate them – the management of emergency supplies and fire-fighting equipment is different. Refer to the regulations regarding emergency supplies: can fire-fighting equipment be managed in the same way as emergency supplies?
We keep separate ledgers for this.
It can be considered together in terms of management. Emergency rescue preparation: prediction and early warning, personal protection, communication, information management, fire fighting and emergency response, medical assistance, transportation, engineering rescue, emergency technical equipment, etc. Reference.
It seems there is no definite conclusion on this; it will depend on how each individual organization defines emergency supplies.
We have described them separately: on one hand, there are emergency supplies, and on the other hand, fire-fighting equipment is listed separately.
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A fire situation represents an emergency state; from a management perspective, comprehensive emergency management should include all firefighting facilities on site.
It can be put in; it doesn’t affect anything fundamental
It should be managed separately! Emergency supplies refer to all relevant materials such as tools, items, equipment, apparatus, and gear that are used to prevent accidents from occurring before they happen, or that are utilized for evacuation, rescue, and other emergency response actions after an accident has occurred. Fire safety management: http://wenku.baidu.com/link?url=SkTwrTHfr1OOAdueHi8JbapL3f4saNHNthAv0zazkTbySq5eJZFGY4B4V5twOKk1_lcB8XZD_TA1CAu-uolU4kK6Osc5Y6N0geHqX1ADZSi