ALTUSAFBI32-2001 governs the Altus AFB fire protection and prevention program, including fire hazard control and elimination.
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The publication covers inspections, fire reporting, evacuation drills, emergency response, fire protection systems, hazardous materials, hotwork, training, and special events. It requires mandatory compliance, fire reporting through 9-1-1, facility inspections, corrective actions for deficiencies, and specified fire safety measures.
Applies to: This instruction applies to all contractors, tenant units, contractor sites, concessionaires, and units assigned to or operating on property under the jurisdiction of Altus AFB.
All fires, regardless of size (even if extinguished) must be reported to the fire department via 9-1-1.
Fire inspectors will visit all facilities at least annually to ensure prompt detection of deficiencies and elimination of fire hazards.
Welding, cutting, or brazing will not be accomplished until a valid AF Form 592, USAF Welding, Cutting, and Brazing Permit, has been issued by a fire department representative or an individual trained by the 97 CES/CEFP.
Vehicles and/or trailers will not be parked in any manner that would preclude access by fire department vehicles to all sides of buildings, fire lanes, or within 15-feet of fire hydrants or fire department connections.
A minimum of a 3 foot clearance around fire hydrants must be maintained, including during winter months where snow accumulation may prevent access.