Identifying Fire Hazards

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Fire safety is an on-going process that combines the design, installation and maintenance of fire protection equipment and fittings with fire prevention procedures. These fire prevention procedures involve the identification of specific fire hazards. Hazards that exist in every workplace.
 
Included in the program "IDENTIFYING FIRE HAZARDS"
 
            *          Fire protection equipment
            *          Sources of ignition
            *          Storage practices
            *          Labelling
            *          Fire and smoke doors
            *          Delivery of in-coming goods
            *          Compressed gas storage
            *          Hot work permits
            *          Electrical hazards
            *          Machinery hazards
            *          Waste removal
            *          Signposting
            *          Heating
            *          Good housekeeping
 
Identifying and neutralising fire hazards in the workplace requires an on-going commitment. This program highlights this important fact.
 
 
RUNNING TIME: 14 Minutes

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