Firefighting equipment maintenance system and regular inspection

Fire-fighting equipment, facilities, and tools in the port area are under the responsibility of designated personnel. These individuals are tasked with conducting regular inspections, repairs, maintenance, replacements, and purchases to ensure that all fire safety gear remains in good working condition. It is strictly forbidden to misuse, bury, or occupy any of these critical resources.

In addition, the use of fire lanes and emergency exits within warehouses, offices, and workshops is strictly prohibited. These pathways must remain clear at all times to allow for quick access during emergencies.

Regular checks are conducted on fire water pools, hydrants, and extinguishers to ensure they are fully functional and ready for use. Any issues identified during these inspections are addressed promptly to maintain optimal safety standards.

The port area must comply with national fire safety regulations when it comes to the installation and availability of fire-fighting equipment. This ensures that all necessary tools are in place and meet the required technical standards.

Fire-fighting equipment should be stored in clearly visible and easily accessible locations. No objects or debris should be placed around these areas to prevent delays during an emergency. Proper storage and organization help enhance the effectiveness of the fire response system.

By following these guidelines, the port area can significantly reduce the risk of fire-related incidents and ensure the safety of both personnel and property. Regular training and awareness programs are also encouraged to keep everyone informed about fire safety procedures and protocols.