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B. Plan Administrator <br />Ryan Snabes shall manage the Fire Prevention Plan for EGI and shall maintain all records <br />pertaining to the plan. <br />Supervisors <br />Supervisors are responsible for ensuring that employees receive appropriate fire safety <br />training, and for notifying when changes in operation increase the risk of fire. <br />Supervisors are also responsible for enforcing fire prevention and protection policies. <br />C. Employees <br />All employees shall: <br />Complete all required training before working without supervision. <br />Conduct operations safely to limit the risk of fire. <br />Report potential fire hazards to their supervisors. <br />Follow fire emergency procedures. <br />IV. PLAN IMPLEMENTATION <br />A. Good Housekeeping <br />To limit the risk of fires, employees shall take the following precautions: <br />1. Minimize the storage of combustible materials. <br />2. Make sure that doors, hallways, stairs, and other exit routes are kept free of <br />obstructions. <br />3. Dispose of combustible waste in covered, airtight, metal containers. <br />4. Use and store flammable materials in well -ventilated areas away from ignition <br />sources. <br />5. Use only nonflammable cleaning products. <br />6. Keep incompatible (i.e., chemically reactive) substances away from each <br />other. <br />7. Perform "hot work" (i.e., welding or working with an open flame or other <br />ignition sources) in controlled and well -ventilated areas. <br />8. Keep equipment in good working order (i.e., inspect electrical wiring and <br />appliances regularly and keep motors and machine tools free of dust and grease. <br />9. Ensure that heating units are safeguarded. <br />10. Report all gas leaks immediately Foreman shall ensure that all gas leaks are <br />repaired immediately upon notification. <br />11. Repair and clears up flammable liquid leaks immediately. <br />12. Keep work areas free of dust, lint, sawdust, scraps, and similar material. <br />13. Do not rely on extension cords if wiring improvements are needed, and take <br />care not to overload circuits with multiple pieces of equipment. <br />