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GFY a.cycf.d Al.rmrk1 by.•.r.le vn <br /> EMERGENCY PREVENTION TIPS <br /> The following tips when followed will help reduce emergencies: <br /> I . Smoking: Careless smoking is a major cause of fire. To minimize this potential fire <br /> ignition source, a 'NO SMOKING POLICY" is strongly encouraged. <br /> 2. Trash Accumulation: The accumulation of trash generated in the course of the <br /> workday provides an environment conducive to the spread of fire. In order to reduce <br /> this potential risk the following steps are to be considered. <br /> All combustible waste material should be kept at least six (6y feet from any heat <br /> source. Heat sources would include such things as water heaters, furnaces, etc. <br /> Ail trash containers for combustible materials should be dumped at the end of <br /> the shift. <br /> Special attention should be given to the location of paper recycling containers. <br /> 3. Improper Storage of Combustible and Flammable Materials: Improper storage of <br /> materials can contribute to the ignition and spread of fire. To redice this risk the <br /> following procedures are to be followed. <br /> • All flammable liquids must be stored in approved containers. If flammable <br /> liquids are removed from their original container, they are to be stored in an <br /> approved safety can which is properly labeled and meeting UL specifications. <br /> Do not store flammable or combustible materials near a heat source. If in doubt <br /> of storage requirements, consult the label, the appropriate material safety data <br /> sheet or contact the Risk Management Department. <br /> 4. General Housekeeping: One of the simplest ways to prevent emergencies is to <br /> conduct a good general housekeeping of your workspace, office, and building on a <br /> frequent basis. This includes but is not limited to.- <br /> Ensuring <br /> o:Ensuring that doorways, stairways, Fire Department connections, fire <br /> extinguishers, fire alarm pull boxes, and emergency exits are not Mocked by <br /> boxes, furniture, etc. <br /> • Keep corridors and stairways free of clutter <br /> Computer and Electrical Cables are kept organized to prevent clutter_ <br /> Frayed electrical cords should be discarded <br /> 24 <br />