MAXWELLAFBI32-2003 governs the Maxwell AFB Fire Emergency Services Fire Prevention Program and its rules and procedures.
View MAXWELLAFBI32-2003 on armypubs.army.mil
The publication addresses fire reporting, training, inspections, evacuation drills, smoking, appliances, electrical safety, and fire protection systems. It requires fire prevention programs, emergency action plans, facility inspections, and corrective actions for identified deficiencies.
Applies to: It applies to all activities and organizations (including tenants and contractors), military and civilian personnel assigned or visiting, dependents residing or visiting on base, and off-base facilities under the jurisdiction of Maxwell AFB.
Any individual working or residing on Maxwell or Gunter Annex who discovers a fire shall immediately notify the Fire Department by the quickest means available. (paragraph 3)
All persons shall evacuate the building when notified to do so as a result of a known or perceived fire emergency.
Base fire prevention inspectors will inspect all facilities on Maxwell and Gunter Annex at least annually to identify fire hazards and fire safety deficiencies. (paragraph 6)
Fire prevention training will be conducted to train unit personnel on the actions required in the unit’s emergency action plan. (paragraph 6)
Smoking is prohibited in Air Force vehicles and on Air Force installations, except in designated tobacco areas as specified in AFI 40-102, Tobacco Use in the Air Force. (paragraph 9)