94AWI32-2001 — The Fire Prevention Program

94AWI32-2001 governs the operation of the Dobbins ARB Fire Prevention Program and related fire safety requirements.

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  • Publication number: 94AWI32-2001
  • Title: THE FIRE PREVENTION PROGRAM
  • Date: 2015-08-17

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It addresses emergency reporting, firefighting operations, access roads, inspections, deficiency codes, training, fire extinguishers, smoking, housekeeping, aircraft, hangars, flammable liquids, hot work, and explosives safety. It requires reporting fires and fuel spills, maintaining fire access and clearance, correcting fire safety deficiencies, and completing specified training and permits.

Topics covered

  • Fire and emergency reporting
  • Fire department access roads
  • Fire safety deficiency codes
  • Fire extinguisher education
  • Flammable liquids and gases
  • Hot work permits
  • Explosives safety

Questions and answers

What emergency number should be called from a base telephone to report a fire?

The EMERGENCY reporting number from base telephone is 911.

Who is in charge of firefighting and rescue operations at Dobbins ARB?

The Installation Fire Chief (IFC) or the Incident Commander (IC) at the scene of an emergency operation at Dobbins ARB is in complete charge of all firefighting and rescue operations. (paragraph 4)

How close can vehicles park to a fire hydrant?

Vehicles shall park no closer than 15 feet from any fire hydrant, standpipe, or sprinkler connection. (paragraph 5)

How far behind responding fire apparatus may vehicles follow?

Under no circumstances will anyone other than ambulances, security forces, or authorized personnel follow any closer than 500 feet behind the fire apparatus responding to an emergency. (paragraph 6)

When is fire extinguisher education required?

Fire extinguisher education is required for all personnel upon assignment, and annually thereafter. (paragraph 91-301)

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