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Risk Category Standard: Non-Process Fire Ignition

by Murray Taylor, from the Community

Use this standard to control non-process fire ignition risks across operations. It outlines roles and competencies, required appointments, and risk assessment steps including IBRA and PTRA. Implement critical controls such as ignition source control, good housekeeping, and designated flammable stores and zones with clear signage. Specify detectors or suppression systems, maintain and train on fire fighting equipment, comply with permits and PPE requirements, and prepare emergency response and rescue plans aligned with site and legal requirements.

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