Q 172: What should I pay attention to in the fire prevention requirements of mail receiving, sending and delivery?

Post offices, post offices and postal institutions handle the receiving, sending and delivery of mail. These units are located in provinces, cities, regions, counties, towns and rural areas, and are responsible for receiving, sending and delivering mail within their respective jurisdictions. Post offices generally have business rooms, mail rooms, parcel storage rooms, seal rooms and delivery rooms. The post office with a large area in the jurisdiction also has a garage, and the number of motor vehicles stored in the garage ranges from a few to dozens, all of which have certain fire hazards. Therefore, when sending and receiving emails, we should pay attention to the following fire prevention requirements.

(1) Strictly manage domestic fire. Smoking is prohibited in the counter of the business room, the mail parcel storage room and the mail sealed room; If there is no heating in the small post office in winter, braziers and firepots are not allowed to be used in these parts, and stoves can be installed if necessary. However, the wooden floor should be padded with bricks and insulated with iron furnace plates. The furnace body should keep a distance of not less than 1m from the surrounding combustible materials, and the metal chimney should keep a distance of more than 50cm from the combustible structure. When going to work, there should be a special person to guard these parts, and the staff should leave or leave work with bank up.

(2) Pay attention to fire safety inspection when receiving and sending packages. The safety inspection process of parcel receiving and sending is an important link in postal management. In order to avoid the inclusion of inflammable and explosive dangerous chemicals in mail and parcels, the staff responsible for receiving and sending must be serious and responsible and strictly check. Parcels and mails should be unpacked for inspection, and post offices with conditions should use explosion-proof monitoring equipment for inspection to prevent mixed inflammable and explosive dangerous goods from causing fire or explosion during transportation and storage. Slogans and pictures promoting fire control knowledge should be hung in the business room.

(3) Motor mail transport vehicles should pay attention to fire prevention. In addition to meeting the relevant fire protection requirements of "cars, garages and freight yards", motor mail delivery vehicles should also require drivers and escorts: smoking is not allowed in the cab and mailbox; Flammable liquids such as gasoline are not allowed to be stored in the business room and garage; Vehicle repair and maintenance should be carried out at the designated place outside the garage.