Provisions on placing fire extinguishers in residential corridors

Provisions on placing fire extinguishers in the corridors of residential quarters: the owners, users or property service enterprises of residential quarters should place fire-fighting equipment in a prominent position in the corridors of residential quarters, and if possible, they should be equipped with self-help breathing apparatus, escape ropes, rescue columns, flashlights and other escape and evacuation facilities and equipment. Construction, design, construction, project supervision and other units shall abide by fire laws and regulations and national fire technical standards, and be responsible for fire design, construction quality and safety of building projects. The fire control institution of the public security organ shall conduct fire control design review, fire control acceptance, filing and spot check on the construction project according to law.

In addition to the fire control institutions of the public security organs of the people's governments of provinces and autonomous regions, the fire control institutions of the public security organs of the local people's governments at or above the county level shall undertake the fire control design review, fire control acceptance and filing spot checks of construction projects in their respective jurisdictions.

Matters needing attention in using dry powder fire extinguisher

1, keep upright for fire extinguishing: When using dry powder fire extinguisher to spray fire extinguishing, use it upright. Do not use dry powder fire extinguisher horizontally or upside down to avoid spraying.

2. Don't hold the upper handle hard: Don't hold the upper handle hard before use, so as not to pull out the safety pin or spray dry powder directly.

3. Keep a distance when putting out the fire: keep a certain safe distance when putting out the fire, so as to avoid the flame being too close to hurt people.

4. Spray position: aim at the root of the flame as far as possible when extinguishing the fire, so that the fire extinguishing effect will be better.

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Regulations on fire safety management of high-rise civil buildings

Article 30 The owners and users of high-rise public buildings shall be equipped with fire fighting equipment, self-rescue breathing apparatus, escape descent device, escape rope and other escape and evacuation facilities and equipment in accordance with national standards and industry standards.

High-rise residential buildings should be placed in a prominent position in public areas, and equipped with self-help breathing apparatus, escape ropes, rescue columns, evacuation flashlights and other escape and evacuation facilities and equipment.

Encourage families in high-rise residential buildings to formulate fire evacuation plans and configure necessary fire fighting and evacuation equipment.

Thirty-first fire truck passages, fire truck climbing sites, fire rescue windows, fire rescue openings, fire truck inlets, outdoor fire hydrants, fire pump adapters, normally closed fire doors, etc. High-rise civil buildings shall be provided with obvious tips and warning signs. Fire truck access, fire truck climbing operation site and fire shutter should also be marked with no-go areas on the ground. Use signs should be posted on fire hydrant box and fire extinguisher box.

High-rise civil buildings should indicate the on-off state of the power switch of the distribution cabinet of fire-fighting facilities and the indoor pipeline valves of fire-fighting equipment; For valves that need to be kept normally open or normally closed, lead sealing and other restrictive measures should be taken.

Thirty-fifth high-rise residential buildings should conduct fire inspection at least once a month, and high-rise public buildings should conduct fire inspection at least once every half month, and fill in the inspection records.

Fire inspection shall include the following contents:

(1) Safety exits and evacuation facilities;

(two) fire truck passages, fire truck climbing sites and fire water sources;

(three) the configuration and effectiveness of fire fighting equipment;

(four) the implementation of fire, electricity, gas and dangerous goods management system;

(5) the responsibilities of the fire control room and the operation of fire control facilities;

(6) Personnel education and training;

(seven) the management of key parts;

(eight) the implementation of fire hazards rectification and preventive measures.