1, firefighting equipment, including fire extinguishers, water curtain walls, pipe network systems, pumps, pools, etc.
2, emergency rescue equipment, including: medical first aid equipment, emergency lighting systems, personnel rescue equipment, etc.
3, safety monitoring equipment, including: combustible gas detection systems, flame
4, wow safety equipment, including: interlock shutdown system, pressure and other safety valves, liquid level and other control parameters monitoring and alarm systems, lifting equipment limiters
5, personal protection equipment, including: safety belts, respirators, protective clothing
Question 2: What are the campus safety facilities and equipment Fire extinguishers, evacuation lights a class
Question 3: What are the campus safety facilities and equipment? p>
Question 3: What are the common safety equipment safety facilities, a meaning of safety facilities, refers to the enterprise (unit) in the production and operation activities will be dangerous and harmful factors controlled within the scope of safety, as well as prevention, reduction, elimination of hazards equipped with devices (equipment) and measures taken. Second, the classification of safety facilities are divided into accident prevention facilities, accident control facilities, facilities to reduce and eliminate the impact of accidents in three categories. (A) accident prevention facilities 1 detection, alarm facilities (1) pressure, temperature, level, flow, components and other alarm facilities; (2) combustible gases, toxic and hazardous gases and other detection and alarm facilities; (3) for safety inspections and safety data analysis, such as inspection, testing and alarm facilities; 2 equipment safety and protection facilities (1) shields, protective screens, load limiters, stroke limiters, brakes, speed limiters, lightning protection, moisture protection, anti-vapor protection, and safety facilities, and to reduce the impact of accidents and take measures. Equipment safety protection facilities (1) protective cover, protective screen, load limiter, stroke limiter, brake, speed limiter, lightning, moisture, sun, frost, corrosion, leakage and other facilities; (2) transmission equipment safety locking facilities; (3) electrical overload protection facilities; (4) electrostatic grounding facilities; 3. Explosion-proof facilities (1) a variety of electrical, instrumentation, explosion-proof facilities; (2) explosion-proof equipment, explosion-proof appliances; 4. Workplace protection facilities for the workplace radiation, electrocution, static electricity, noise, ventilation, (dust removal, detoxification), ventilation and alarm facilities; 5. (dust removal, detoxification), protective fences (nets), non-slip, anti-scorching and other facilities. 5. safety warning signs (1) including a variety of instructions, warnings, operational safety and escape and shelter and wind direction and other warning signs, warning signs, warning instructions. (2) Road traffic signs within the plant. (B) Control accident facilities 1. Pressure relief and non-return facilities (1) for pressure relief valves, rupture discs, vent pipes and other facilities; (2) for non-return valves and other facilities. 2. Emergency treatment facilities (1) emergency standby power supply, emergency cut-off and other facilities; (2) emergency stop, instrumentation interlocking and other facilities. 3. (C) reduce and eliminate the impact of accidents facilities 1. prevent the spread of fire facilities (1) firestop, fire escape, explosion-proof walls, explosion-proof doors and other explosion-proof facilities; (2) firewalls, fire doors and other facilities; (3) fireproof material coatings. 2. fire extinguishing facilities: fire extinguishers, fire hydrants, high-pressure water guns, fire trucks, fire hose networks, fire stations, etc. 3. emergency individual disposal facilities: eyewash, shower, emergency lighting and other facilities. 4. escape facilities. Escape facilities: escape safe passage (ladder). 5. Emergency rescue facilities: leakage plugging, engineering rescue equipment and on-site medical rescue equipment for injured personnel. 6. Labor protective equipment including head, face, vision, respiratory, auditory organs, limbs, body fire, poison, scalding, corrosion, noise, light, fall, smashing, stabbing and other labor protection from the workplace from physical and chemical factors. Physical and chemical factors of injury to the labor protection supplies and equipment.
Question 4: What is the enterprise safety equipment, facilities Safety facilities
I. Meaning
Safety facilities, refers to the enterprise (unit) in the production and operation activities will be dangerous and harmful factors in the control of the safety range, as well as the prevention, reduction, elimination of hazards equipped with devices (equipment) and measures taken.
Second, the classification
Safety facilities are divided into accident prevention facilities, accident control facilities, facilities to reduce and eliminate the impact of accidents in three categories.
(a) accident prevention facilities
1. Detection, alarm facilities
(1) pressure, temperature, level, flow, components and other alarm facilities;
(2) combustible gases, toxic and hazardous gases, such as detection and alarm facilities;
(3) used for safety inspections and analysis of safety data and other inspection, detection and alarm facilities;
2.
2. Equipment safety protection facilities
3. explosion-proof facilities
(1) a variety of electrical, instrumentation explosion-proof facilities;
(2) explosion-proof equipment, explosion-proof appliances;
4. workplace protection facilities
The workplace radiation, electrocution, anti-static, anti-noise, ventilation (dust removal, detoxification), protective barriers (nets), non-slip, anti-scorching and other facilities.
5. Safety warning signs
(1) Including a variety of instructions, warnings, operational safety and escape shelter and wind direction and other warning signs, warning signs, warning instructions.
(2) The factory road traffic signs.
(b) Control accident facilities
1. Pressure relief and non-return facilities
(1) for pressure relief valves, rupture discs, vent pipes and other facilities;
(2) for the stopping of reversal of the valve facilities.
2. Emergency facilities
(1) emergency backup power, emergency cut-off and other facilities;
(2) emergency stop, instrumentation chain and other facilities.
(C) reduce and eliminate the impact of the accident facilities
1. Prevent the spread of fire facilities
(1) firestop, fire escape, explosion-proof walls, explosion-proof doors and other explosion-proof facilities;
(2) firewalls, fire doors, and other facilities;
(3) fire-resistant material coating.
2. Fire-fighting facilities: fire extinguishers, fire hydrants, high-pressure water guns, fire trucks, fire hose networks, fire stations and so on.
3. Emergency disposal facilities: eyewash, sprinkler, emergency lighting and other facilities.
4. Escape facilities: escape safety channel (ladder).
5. Emergency rescue facilities: leakage plugging, engineering rescue equipment and on-site medical rescue equipment for injured personnel.
6. Labor protective equipment
Including the head, face, vision, respiration, hearing organs, limbs, body fire, poison, scalding, corrosion, noise, light, fall, smashing, stabbing, etc. from the workplace from physical and chemical factors of injury to the labor protective equipment and equipment.
Question 5: What are the safety equipment and facilities Safety facilities refers to the compensation for the protection of people, vehicles, boats, in housing, highways, railroads and ports, waterways along the set of tunnels, flyovers, beacons, lighthouses, lighting equipment, waterproofing, guardrails, bollards, signs, markers and other facilities in general.
Question 6: What is included in the safety equipment You have to first understand: the definition of safety facilities and safety equipment;
Safety facilities refers to the permanent smooth safety devices, such as lightning rods, lightning nets, fire pipelines, fire hydrants, flood control levees, and other series.
Safety equipment refers to equipment for safe production: such as fire engines, lightning arresters, pumps, cranes, tower cranes, lifting equipment, safe work equipment and other series.
Living configured safety equipment: electrical protectors, safety lighting facilities, etc..
Question 7: What is included in the food safety equipment and facilities The food safety facilities involved in the application materials for the "Food Service License" are: disinfection cabinets, janitorial cabinets, refrigerators, freezers, ultraviolet disinfection lamps, anti-fly lamps, the second changing room, grease traps, hand-washing sinks, garbage cans, washing pools, air conditioning and so on.
The main hazards in the food production process:
Hazard means a biological, chemical, or physical agent or condition that causes a potential negative impact on health. Cases of hazards in the food production process include metal shavings (physical), pesticides (chemical) and microbial contamination such as germs (biological). The major hazards faced by the food industry today are microbial contamination such as Salmonella, Ecotox 157:H7, preservatives, germ bacteria, grunts, botrytis etc.
Question 8: What are the safety equipment facilities in a four-star hotel? Oh, a hotel hardware configuration, written down at least ten sheets of paper. It is recommended to go to the bookstore to buy a book to read.
Simple examples, just partial, just for reference: I can only write here in the guest room, other departments, oh, most of them. I hope this you know the complexity and probably.
6 four, five-star hotels equipped with the requirements
6.1 Towels
6.1.1 bath towels
Two per room.
6.1.2 Face towels
Two per room.
6.1.3 Floor Towels
One per room.
6.1.4 Square Towels
Not less than two per room.
6.1.5 Bathrobe
One per bed.
6.2 Soft cushions
One per bed.
6.3 Bedding
6.3.1 Sheets
Not less than two per bed.
6.3.2 Pillow inserts
Not less than two per bed.
6.3.3 Pillowcase
Not less than two per bed.
6.3.4 Blankets
One blanket per bed.
6.3.5 Bedspreads
One per bed.
6.3.6 Spare quilt (or spare blanket)
One per bed.
Note: Depends on the region.
6.3.7 Pads
One per bed.
6.4 Hygiene Items
6.4.1 Soap
Not less than two bars per room, with soap dish, net weight of not less than 30 g each, at least one of which is not less than 45 g.
6.4.2 Bath soap, shampoo, conditioner, body lotion
Two sets per room, with a net weight of not less than 35 g each.
6.4.3 Toothbrushes
Note: Depending on the region. 6.4.3 Toothbrushes
Two per room.
6.4.4 Toothpaste
Two per room, net weight not less than 10 g each.
6.4.5 Mouthwash cup
Two per room
6.4.6 Shower cap
Two per room.
6.4.7 Toilet paper
Two rolls per room.
6.4.8 Sanitary bag
One per room.
6.4.9 Slippers
Two pairs per room.
6.4.10 Bucket
One bucket per room in the bathroom.
6.4.11 Combs
Two combs per room.
6.4.12 Shower curtain
One per room.
6.4.13 Anti-slip mat (not required if other anti-slip measures are taken)
One per room.
6.4.14 Laundry bags
Two per room.
6.4.15 Kleenex
One box per room.
6.4.16 Razors
Two per room. Shaving cream may be provided.
6.4.17 Nail clippers
One per room.
6.4.18 Cotton balls and swabs
One set per room.
6.4.19 Bath Salt (Foam, Soda Salt)
Five stars can be equipped.
6.5 Stationery
6.5.1 Stationery holder
One per room.
6.5.2 Envelopes and postcards
Not less than two ordinary envelopes, airmail envelopes and international envelopes, and two postcards per room.
6.5.3 Letterheads, Sticky Notes, Fax Paper
Not less than four sheets each of letterheads and sticky notes and two sheets of fax paper per room.
6.5.4 Ballpoint pen
Not less than one per room.
6.5.5 Pencils
It is advisable to have one in each room to go with the note pad.
6.5.6 Sticky Note Pads
One per room.
6.6 Service Reminder Items
6.6.1 Service Guide, Telephone Instructions, Accommodation Instructions, and Meal Delivery Menu
One per room.
6.6.2 TV program, price list, guest opinion form, fire prevention guide
One copy for each room.
6.6.3 Signs and signs
One copy of "Do not disturb", "Please clean your room", "Do not smoke in bed" in each room, "Meal delivery service" each, the front and back of the content should be the same.
6.6.4 Laundry list, wine list
Each room has two laundry lists, a wine list.
6.7 Drinks
6.7.1 Tea
Each room should have two kinds of tea, not less than two sachets of each kind, or containers.
6.7.2 Tea cups (hot water cups)
Two tea cups per room.
6.7.3 Warm water bottle
Not less than one per room.
6.7.4 Cool water bottles and cups
One set per room.
Note: Depends on the region and the needs of the clientele.
6.7.5 Mini Bar
Not less than five types of spirits and not less than eight types of soft drinks.
6.7.6 Wine Glasses
Not less than four wine glasses of different types per room with mixing sticks, straws and napkins.
6.7.7 Coffee
The five-star should have two small boxes of coffee and the corresponding mixer, or containers can be used.
6.7.8 Ice bucket
One per room, with ice clips.
6.7.9 Electric kettle
Five-star appropriate.
6.8 Other
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