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    This document outlines procedures for fire prevention and fire fighting. It assigns responsibilities to site managers and workers and lists safety measures like ensuring safe access and storage of flammable materials away from welding activities. It also describes requirements for fire extinguishers like periodic checks and training. Deviations from the procedures could result in risks like burn injuries and suffocation, so mitigation actions and emergency plans should be followed. Records of training and drills must also be documented.

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    This document outlines procedures for fire prevention and fire fighting. It assigns responsibilities to site managers and workers and lists safety measures like ensuring safe access and storage of flammable materials away from welding activities. It also describes requirements for fire extinguishers like periodic checks and training. Deviations from the procedures could result in risks like burn injuries and suffocation, so mitigation actions and emergency plans should be followed. Records of training and drills must also be documented.

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    Thermax Engineering Construction Co.

    Ltd
    Document OHS/OCP/D1
    Operational Control Procedure no. 3
    Rev no. 01
    Revision
    20/06/13
    Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting Date
    Page 1 of 2

    PURPOSE:
    To minimize the hazards and the risks associated with the hazards during
    handling of any Fire Fighting activity.

    SCOPE: Applicable to Fire Fighting activity carried out any where under
    execution function.

    RESPONSIBILTY:
    Site in-charge / Site engineer / Safety officer / Vendor Supervisor /
    Workmen

    PROCEDURE:

     Ensure safe access to and means of escape from all site locations
     Store inflammable materials separately
     Remove combustible packing material from the site periodically
     Display ‘No smoking’ posters in areas where inflammable materials
    are stored.
     Ensure no inflammable materials are stored near or below the welding
    / cutting activity
     Ensure that welding and gas cutting sparks do not fall on combustible
    materials.
     Ensure that there is no leakage of gases from hose connections before
    starting gas cutting.
     Remove gas cylinders to stores when not in use.
     Place fire extinguishers in conspicuous locations as near as possible to
    escape routes

    Fire extinguishers
     Ensure Fire extinguishers are clearly visible & easily accessible.
     Mark the type of extinguishers and the class of fire for which these
    are meant
     Maintain the fire extinguishers in fully charged, valid and operable
    condition
     Periodically check the extinguisher
     Display Emergency telephone numbers of Site In-charge , Client Fire
    safety officer, Security officer, Fire brigade, Doctor and Ambulance in
    all appropriate Areas
     Impart adequate training for fire -fighting.
     Conduct fire-fighting drills at least once in Six Months

    Rev. no. Date Changes


    0 26/11/10 First Issue
    1 20/06/13 Revision 1
    1
    2 20/06/15 Revision 2

    Prepared by Approved by
    Signature

    Designation Safety Co-ordinator Management Appointee


    Name Sujit Jog Mangu Achary

    IN CASE OF DEVIATIONS:
    Below are the risks that would arise if there are any deviations from the
    stated procedure.
     Burn Injury
     Suffocation
     Property damage

    MITIGATION ACTION IN CASE OF DEVIATION:


    Follow First Aid procedures
    Follow Emergency preparedness plan

    RECORDS:
    Fire fighting training
    Mock drill

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