SCOTTAFBI32-2001 — Fire Protection Program

SCOTTAFBI32-2001 governs fire prevention responsibilities, procedures, and practices for controlling or eliminating fire hazards at Scott AFB.

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  • Publication number: SCOTTAFBI32-2001
  • Title: FIRE PROTECTION PROGRAM
  • Date: 2018-12-07

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SCOTTAFBI32-2001 establishes fire safety requirements for assigned personnel, contractors, tenant units, concessionaires, and operations on Scott AFB property. It includes requirements for training, fire reporting, storage, smoking, fueled equipment, exits, fire extinguishers, electrical systems, and public assembly facilities.

Applies to: Guidance applies to contractors, tenant units, contractor sites, concessionaires, and units assigned to or operating on property under the jurisdiction of Scott AFB.

Topics covered

  • Fire reporting procedures
  • Fire safety training
  • Vehicle parking
  • Fireworks and open burning
  • Smokeless powder and ammunition primer storage
  • Hazardous materials and special processes
  • Smoking control
  • Fueled equipment storage

Questions and answers

When must newly assigned personnel receive fire prevention training?

Ensure all newly assigned personnel, military, civilian, and contractors receive fire prevention training within 30 days of assignment (Exception: the 126 ARW and 932 AW have 120 days for transitional guard/reserve members). (paragraph 4)

How often must fire drills be conducted?

Ensures fire drills are conducted monthly for child daycare, quarterly for medical facilities, and annually for all other facilities. (paragraph 4)

How must fires or emergencies be reported at Scott AFB?

Report fires or emergencies by calling 911, immediate reporting of a fire is mandatory, regardless of size, or if the fire has been extinguished.

What information must be provided when calling 911?

Call 911 from a safe location and furnish the building number/address, location, type of fire, and your name/telephone number.

How much smokeless powder may be stored in privatized family housing?

Up to 10 pounds of smokeless powder may be stored in privatized family housing quarters in wooden boxes or cabinets that consist of walls at least one-inch thick.

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