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A strong fire prevention program protects lives, property, and business continuity. This template covers fire hazard identification and control, flammable and combustible material handling, fire extinguisher requirements, hot work management, and emergency evacuation procedures — giving organizations a solid foundation for preventing fires and responding effectively when they occur.
What's Included:
• Fire hazard identification, assessment, and control procedures
• Flammable and combustible liquid storage and handling requirements
• Fire extinguisher type selection, inspection, and maintenance guidance
• Hot work permit integration and fire watch requirements
• Fire evacuation plan, assembly points, and employee notification procedures
⚖️ Aligned with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.39 (General Industry) & 29 CFR 1926.150 (Construction)
A strong fire prevention program protects lives, property, and business continuity. This template covers fire hazard identification and control, flammable and combustible material handling, fire extinguisher requirements, hot work management, and emergency evacuation procedures — giving organizations a solid foundation for preventing fires and responding effectively when they occur.
What's Included:
• Fire hazard identification, assessment, and control procedures
• Flammable and combustible liquid storage and handling requirements
• Fire extinguisher type selection, inspection, and maintenance guidance
• Hot work permit integration and fire watch requirements
• Fire evacuation plan, assembly points, and employee notification procedures
⚖️ Aligned with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.39 (General Industry) & 29 CFR 1926.150 (Construction)