Until May 30...
Targeting Large Construction Sites and Traditional Temples
The Jeonbuk Special Self-Governing Province Fire Department will conduct fire safety inspections at 408 locations vulnerable to fire hazards this spring.
According to Jeonbuk Fire Department on the 10th, the inspections, which will run until May 30, are part of spring fire prevention measures. The inspections will begin with 40 large construction sites and will include 121 hazardous material manufacturing facilities, 15 dormitories, 144 national heritage sites such as traditional temples, and 88 other fire-prone facilities such as nursing hospitals.
Jeonbuk Fire Headquarters will conduct fire safety inspections on 408 fire-vulnerable sites in preparation for the spring season. Provided by Jeonbuk Fire Headquarters
The main inspection items are: ▲ the safety management status of temporary fire protection facilities at large construction sites ▲ whether evacuation and fire protection facilities at fire-prone sites are blocked or obstructed ▲ the adequacy of maintenance and management of fire protection facilities by related personnel ▲ and the performance of duties by fire safety managers.
In particular, joint inspections with relevant agencies will be conducted at traditional temples and large construction sites. For four fire-prone locations such as hotels, a metropolitan fire safety investigation team composed of experts will participate to carry out more precise inspections.
Fire Chief Lee Osook stated, "Spring is a season with a high risk of fire due to dry weather, so we will thoroughly conduct these fire safety inspections to prevent large-scale fires," and added, "We will do our best to ensure that residents can welcome spring in a safer environment."
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