Firefighting equipment maintenance system and regular inspection

1. Various types of fire-fighting equipment, facilities, and tools in the port area are managed by designated personnel. These individuals are responsible for regular inspections, repairs, maintenance, replacements, and purchases. All equipment must remain in good working condition and fully functional. It is strictly prohibited to misuse, bury, or occupy any of these resources.

2. In warehouses, offices, workshops, and other areas within the port, the use of fire lanes and exits is strictly forbidden. Blocking or obstructing these pathways is not allowed under any circumstances.

3. Regular checks should be conducted on fire-fighting pools, hydrants, and extinguishers to ensure they are always in optimal condition. Any issues found during inspections must be addressed immediately.

4. The port must comply with national fire safety regulations when installing and maintaining fire-fighting equipment and facilities. This ensures that all systems meet the required standards for protection and emergency response.

5. Fire-fighting equipment should be stored in clearly visible and easily accessible locations. There should be no clutter or debris around these areas to ensure quick access in case of an emergency.

Additionally, all staff members should receive regular training on fire safety procedures and the proper use of fire-fighting equipment. Emergency drills should be conducted periodically to maintain preparedness. Employees are encouraged to report any potential hazards or malfunctions promptly to the relevant authorities. By following these guidelines, the port can significantly reduce the risk of fire incidents and ensure a safe environment for everyone involved.