HURLBURTFIELDI32-2001 governs Hurlburt Field’s fire protection and prevention program to reduce fire hazards, injuries, and property loss.
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HURLBURTFIELDI32-2001 implements Air Force fire emergency services guidance and covers fire prevention objectives, facility inspections, hazards, deficiencies, and fire protection devices. It requires personnel to follow the instruction, maintain fire prevention programs, and correct conditions that could cause fire or injury.
Applies to: This publication applies to all members of the active duty Air Force and members of the United States Air Force Reserve (USAFR) or Air National Guard (ANG) while in Federal Service.
To provide a professional and comprehensive fire protection/prevention program in order to prevent the loss of life and/or property.
A fire hazard is any condition or situation which, if not corrected, could result in fire injury or loss of life or property. (paragraph 1)
A fire protection device is any facility feature or device that aids in suppressing, detecting, reporting, or limiting the spread of fire. (paragraph 1)
The goal of the fire prevention office is to prevent fires by educating the base populace in fire prevention procedures, and by conducting a rigorous fire prevention visit (facility inspection) program. (paragraph 1)