High-rise residential property service enterprises shall

Legal analysis: High-rise residential property service enterprises should perform their fire safety duties in accordance with the law, ensure the smoothness of evacuation passages, safety exits and fire truck passages, and stop illegal acts such as encroachment, blockage, closure of evacuation passages, safety exits and fire truck passages; Stop invalid, timely report to the fire rescue agencies and other relevant administrative departments in accordance with the law. According to China's residential design code, high-rise residential buildings refer to buildings with more than ten floors.

Legal basis: Article 10 of the Regulations on Fire Safety Management of High-rise Civil Buildings stipulates that the entrusted property service enterprises of high-rise residential buildings shall perform the following fire safety duties according to law: (1) Implement fire safety responsibilities, formulate fire safety systems, and draw up annual fire safety work plans and organizational guarantee schemes; (two) clear specific departments or personnel responsible for fire safety management; (three) regular inspection and maintenance of fire control facilities, equipment and fire signs in the management area to ensure that they are in good condition and effective; (four) the organization of fire inspection and patrol, eliminate fire hazards in a timely manner; (five) to ensure the smooth flow of evacuation passages, safety exits and fire truck passages, and to stop illegal acts such as encroachment, blockage and closure of evacuation passages, safety exits and fire truck passages; Stop invalid, timely report to the fire rescue agencies and other relevant administrative departments in accordance with the law; (six) to urge the owners and users to fulfill their fire safety obligations; (seven) regularly inform the owners' committee and the owners and users of the residential area, and remind them of the fire safety risks; (eight) organize regular publicity and education on fire prevention; (nine) to formulate fire fighting and emergency evacuation plans, and organize regular drills; (ten) other fire safety responsibilities stipulated by laws and regulations and agreed in the contract.