ENVIRONMENT OF CARE FIRE SAFETY MANAGEMENT PLAN 1. Goal g. Fire Response Plan 2. Objectives h. Employee Roles 3. Scope i. Fire Drills 4. Responsibilities j. Technical Library 5. Fire Safety Management Elements of k. Preventive Maintenance for Fire Performance Safety Equipment a. Fire Safety Management Plan l. Life Safety Code Compliance b. Risk Assessments m. Interim Life Safety Measures c. Risk Management Process n. Orientation and Annual Refresher d. Minimizing Potential for Harm Education and Training e. Patient Smoking Policy o. Information Collection and f. Unobstructed Egress Evaluation System 1. Goal. This management plan describes the framework used to manage fire risks and continuously improve safety performance. The scope and objectives are consistent with the values, vision, and mission in providing quality healthcare to Soldiers, retirees, Command’s and their families, and to provide a safe and healthy workplace for all employees. 2. Objectives. The following objectives will prevent human injuries, maintain a physical environment free of physical hazards, and safeguard Army property— a. Effectively manage fire safety risks through regulatory compliance and by using best industry practices b. Optimize resources by using efficient fire safety processes and lifecycle management of facilities c. Improve employee performance through effective fire safety education and training d. Improve employee and patient satisfaction by providing a safe physical environment 3. Scope. This management plan applies to , and all subordinate facilities to include 4. Responsibilities. a. The Safety Manager and the Facility Manager are responsible for developing, implementing, and monitoring this plan. The Safety Manager focuses on the human aspects of fire safety such as safe work practices and emergency response and evacuation. The Facility Manager focuses on the physical aspects of fire safety such as operability of fire safety equipment and the design, construction, and maintenance of buildings.
ENVIRONMENT OF CARE FIRE SAFETY MANAGEMENT PLAN 1. Goal 2. Objectives 3. Scope 4. Responsibilities 5. Fire Safety Management Elements of Performance a. Fire Safety Management Plan b. Risk Assessments c. Risk Management Process d. Minimizing Potential for Harm e. Patient Smoking Policy f. Unobstructed Egress g. Fire Response Plan h. Employee Roles i. Fire Drills j. Technical Library k. Preventive Maintenance for Fire Safety Equipment l. Life Safety Code Compliance m. Interim Life Safety Measures n. Orientation and Annual Refresher Education and Training o. Information Collection and Evaluation System 1. Goal. This management plan describes the framework used to manage fire risks and continuously improve safety performance. The scope and objectives are consistent with the Command’s values, vision, and mission in providing quality healthcare to Soldiers, retirees, and their families, and to provide a safe and healthy workplace for all employees. 2. Objectives. The following objectives will prevent human injuries, maintain a physical environment free of physical hazards, and safeguard Army property— a. Effectively manage fire safety risks through regulatory compliance and by using best industry practices b. Optimize resources by using efficient fire safety processes and lifecycle management of facilities c. Improve employee performance through effective fire safety education and training d. Improve employee and patient satisfaction by providing a safe physical environment 3. Scope. This management plan applies to , and all subordinate facilities to include 4. Responsibilities. a. The Safety Manager and the Facility Manager are responsible for developing, implementing, and monitoring this plan. The Safety Manager focuses on the human aspects of fire safety such as safe work practices and emergency response and evacuation. The Facility Manager focuses on the physical aspects of fire safety such as operability of fire safety equipment and the design, construction, and maintenance of buildings.
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