36WGI32-2001 governs the installation fire prevention and protection program, including requirements for preventing fires and mitigating fire-related harm.
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It establishes program objectives and responsibilities for fire protection and prevention. It includes occupancy-specific requirements, fire safety procedures, and prescribed and adopted forms information.
Applies to: This instruction applies to personnel operating on property controlled by the 36th Wing Commander.
Assembly occupancies shall have a letter on file indicating the maximum occupant load for that room, area, or building. The maximum occupant load shall be posted for each assembly area. The facility manager will monitor the capacity of the facility at all times. (paragraph 3)
Prior to opening or closing a facility for patronage the facility manager or designated representative shall conduct an inspection to ensure the facility is in a fire safe condition. (paragraph 3)
In the event of special functions requiring higher than rated occupancy, coordinate with the Fire Prevention Section of the fire department to ensure all exit, interior finish, and decoration requirements are met. (paragraph 3)
Storage of flammable or combustible liquids, internal combustion engine equipment (e.g. motorcycles), corrosives (e.g. motor vehicle batteries) and other HAZMAT is not permitted in dormitories, lodging, storage lockers or storage areas except for the amounts used to operate, maintain and repair dormitory facilities and grounds. (paragraph 3)
One 25 lb. bag of regular charcoal and one quart of charcoal starter is allowed per dorm room when stored in separate locations. Match Light® charcoal cannot be stored in dorm rooms. (paragraph 3)