How to draw fire exits in residential areas?

According to the relevant requirements of fire truck passage setting, the width of fire truck passage is measured on the spot according to the standardization requirements, and measures such as making no parking banners, setting warning signs and markings on the ground, and setting eye-catching signs and markings at the entrances and exits, sidewalks and both sides of fire truck passages in residential areas. The fire exits in the community are marked with yellow no parking lines and eight characters of "fire exits, no occupation", and warning signs are affixed to remind the public not to occupy the fire exits.

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This is to further strengthen the awareness of fire safety in residential areas in the jurisdiction, effectively improve the management level of fire safety in residential areas, intensify the rectification of actions such as occupying fire exits, and always guard the smooth flow of "life passages".

Can the door of residential fire escape be locked? According to the provisions of the Fire Protection Law, residential property companies and owners are not allowed to close the passage of fire engines and hinder the passage of fire engines. In the daily management of the residential area, in order to maintain the safety of the residential area, some residential areas usually close the door of the residential fire escape, but do not lock it, and ensure that the door is open to the outside, so as to ensure that in case of fire accident, the door can be opened from the outside and the fire truck can come in at any time.

According to the Fire Protection Law of People's Republic of China (PRC):

Sixteenth organs, organizations, enterprises, institutions and other units shall perform the following fire safety duties:

(a) the implementation of fire safety responsibility system, formulate the fire safety system and fire safety operating rules of the unit, and formulate fire fighting and emergency evacuation plans;

(two) in accordance with national standards and industry standards, the allocation of fire facilities and equipment, set up fire safety signs, and organize regular inspection and maintenance to ensure that it is in good condition and effective;

(three) at least once a year to conduct a comprehensive inspection of building fire control facilities, to ensure that they are in good condition and effective, and the inspection records should be complete and accurate, and kept on file for future reference;

(four) to ensure the smooth passage of evacuation routes, safety exits and fire engines, and to ensure that the fire prevention and smoke prevention zones and fire prevention intervals meet the technical standards for fire control;

(five) the organization of fire inspection, timely elimination of fire hazards;

(six) to organize targeted fire drills;

(seven) other fire safety duties as prescribed by laws and regulations.