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Fire Safety Critical Rules

Raise the Alarm • Evacuate Safely • Fight Only If Trained

OSHA 1910 Subpart LAlarm • Evacuation • ExtinguishersISO 45001 Framework

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SB-FIRE-001

Revision 1.0

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30 SEC CHECK
Alarm and Communication
Emergency Exits
Assembly Point
Extinguisher Access
Fire Classification
Trained Personnel
Fuel and Ignition
01MANDATORY

Raise the Alarm

  • Activate the fire alarm immediately after discovering a fire.
  • Call the emergency number or site control centre.
  • Clearly report the location, fire type and known hazards.
02MANDATORY

Evacuate Safely

  • Use the nearest safe emergency exit.
  • Do not use lifts or return for personal belongings.
  • Proceed to the assembly point and report for accountability.
03MANDATORY

Select the Correct Extinguisher

  • Select the extinguisher for the fire class and fuel involved.
  • Do not use conductive extinguishing agents on electrical hazards.
  • Verify the label and operating instructions before use.
04MANDATORY

Fight Incipient Fires Only

  • Attempt only small, incipient-stage fires.
  • Only trained, authorized and confident personnel may intervene.
  • Always maintain a clear and safe escape route behind you.
05WARNING

Inspect the Extinguisher

  • Verify the extinguisher is in place, visible and accessible.
  • Check the pin, seal, hose, pressure indicator and cylinder.
  • Do not use damaged, discharged or overdue equipment.
06WARNING

Control Fuel and Ignition Sources

  • Prevent accumulation of combustible waste and unnecessary materials.
  • Store flammable liquids in approved containers and areas.
  • Control heat, sparks and open-flame ignition sources.
07WARNING

Keep Exits and Equipment Clear

  • Do not obstruct exits, escape routes or fire doors.
  • Keep extinguishers, hydrants and alarm points unobstructed.
  • Never wedge open or disable fire doors without authorization.
08INFORMATION

Withdraw When Conditions Escalate

  • Withdraw if the fire grows, smoke increases or visibility is lost.
  • Evacuate if the fire remains uncontrolled after extinguisher discharge.
  • Do not approach sealed vessels, cylinders or explosion hazards.

Critical Stop Criteria

🛑 Stop Work Now

STOP
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Stop work immediately if alarms or emergency communication are unavailable

×

Stop work if exits, escape routes or firefighting equipment are obstructed

×

Do not intervene if the extinguisher is damaged, empty, inaccessible or unsuitable

×

Evacuate immediately if the fire grows, smoke intensifies or the escape route is threatened

×

Do not fight the fire unless trained, authorized and able to do so safely

Technical Control

Critical Values

22,9 m

Maximum Class A extinguisher travel distance

15,2 m

Maximum Class B extinguisher travel distance

MONTHLY

Portable extinguisher visual inspection

ANNUAL

Training and maintenance programme

Reference

OSHA 29 CFR 1910.38 / 1910.39 / 1910.157

Emergency Action • Fire Prevention • Extinguishers

Personal Protective Equipment

Response PPE

⛑️

Safety Helmet

RİSKE GÖRE

🥽

Safety Glasses

EN 166

🧤

Heat-Resistant Gloves

EN 407

🥾

Safety Footwear

ISO 20345

🧥

Flame-Resistant Clothing

EN ISO 11612

Only trained and authorized personnel should fight incipient-stage fires.