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OF AN EMERGENCY  \nAPPROVED BY:    \nTITLE:  \n_____________________________________  \nSIGNATURE:    \nDATE:  \n_____________________________________  \nTable of Contents  \nIntroduction 1.1  \nResponsibilities of Supervisors and Fire Watch Staff 1.2  \nResponsibilities of Supervisory Staff 1.3  \nResponsibilities of Fire Watch Staff 1.4  \nIn the Event of Fire 1.5  \nTemporary Tent Requirements 1.6  \nAppointment and Organization of Supervisory Staff 1.7  \nTraining of Staff 1.8  \nFire Extinguishers 1.9  \nProvision of Alternate Safety Measures 1.10  \nAppendices  \nFire Safety Plan Template Staff Training Records Fire Watch Log Sheet  \nDiagram of Floor Space and Safety Feature Locations  \nLegend of Safety Features Maximum Occupant Load Sign In Case of Fire Sign  \nA  \nB  \nC  \nD  \nE  \nF  \nG  \n1.1 Introduction  \nThe Ontario Fire Code, Section 2 .8 requires the establishment and implementation of a Fire Safety Plan for this tent/temporary structure regulated by Article Div 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This plan discusses what occupants are to do in the event of fire, fire safety, supervisory staff and related duties, and other related issues. Fire safety plans must include the following information:  \n1. Emergency procedures to be used in case of fire, including sounding of the fire alarm  \n2. Notifying the fire department, instructing occupants on procedures to be followed when the fire alarm sounds  \n3. Evacuating occupants including specific provisions for persons requiring assistance  \n4. The appointment of organized designated supervisory staff to carry out fire safety duties  \n5. Training of supervisory staff and instruction to other occupants in their responsibilities for fire safety  \n6. Documents, including drawings and diagrams showing the type, location and operation of the building fire emergency systems  \n7. Conducting fire drills  \n8. Control of fire hazards in the building  \n9. Maintenance of building facilities provided for the safety of occupants  \n10. 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A director or officer ofa corporation who knows that the corporation is violating or has violated a provision of the Ontario Fire Code is guilty ofan offence and on conviction is liable to a fine of not more than $50,000 or to imprisonment fora term of not more than one year, or both.”  \nThe Huron East Fire Department must be made aware of and must  \napprove of any changes to this Fire Safety Plan.  \n1.2 Responsibilities of Supervisory and Fire Watch Staff  \nThe effectiveness of the fire safety plan depends largel","cbCaiaw4V2LLd5dM","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaw4V2LLd5dM","pdf",514908,"English","# Introduction\n## Responsibilities of Supervisory and Fire Watch Staff\n## In the Event of Fire\n## Temporary Tent Requirements\n## Appointment and Organization of Supervisory Staff\n## Training of Staff\n## Fire Extinguishers\n## Provision of Alternate Safety Measures\n# Appendices","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the fire safety plan for tents and temporary structures?\",\"answer\":\"It is designed to provide occupant safety during a fire, enable effective use of the tent’s fire safety features, and minimize the possibility of fires.\"},{\"question\":\"What responsibilities do supervisory staff have?\",\"answer\":\"Supervisory staff must be in complete charge of the approved plan, designate and train assistance, direct people to safe exits and meeting areas, prevent combustible waste accumulation, keep fire routes clear, and ensure smoking and open flames are not permitted.\"},{\"question\":\"What actions should fire watch staff take in an emergency?\",\"answer\":\"They must patrol to keep exits unobstructed, use portable communications to contact the fire department, call 911 with the correct address and emergency details, and activate an audible device during any fire emergency.\"}]","FIRE SAFETY PLAN - TENTS AND TEMPORARY STRUCTURES | PDF",1790100319]