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Protecting Your Life and property: Fire-proofing yourself
1. Eliminate fire hazards through good housekeeping. Regularly dispose of
waste papers, rubbish, and other flammable materials.
2. Keep matches out of children‘s reach.
3. Oil, gas, lamps, and candles should be placed away from curtains. Put out
the flame before going to bed.
4. Do not keep flammable materials like gasoline, alcohol, and paint inside the
house.
5. Regularly check electrical installations, and have all frayed wirings and
electrical fixtures changed or repaired by a licensed electrician.
6. Do not overload electrical circuits by plugging additional lights and electrical
appliances.
7. Blown fuses should not be replaced with wires or any metal.
8. Never leave a lighted cigarette/ cigar/ pipe unattended that may fall on
flammable materials and start a fire.
9. Always turn off and unplug all electrical appliances.
10. Never leave the gas stove while cooking.
11. Always have a handy first-aid kit in the house.

Waste Management
Health Care Facilities must be committed to waste management principles.
Waste management is implemented by the establishment of a waste management
committee and the development and implementation of a Waste Management Plan.
The Generic Waste Management Plan provides supplementary detail and forms a
practical tool to implement the Guidelines.

These Guidelines will assist managers and personnel of any facility to
implement standards and comply with relevant legislation. Adoption and commitment
by each facility through the establishment of a Waste Management Committee and
adoption of a Waste Management Plan will assist the facility to manage their waste
streams correctly, efficiently and effectively.

Date Developed:
SECTOR ELECTRONICS Document No.
May 04, 2020
RTC Issued by:
ZAMBOANGA QUALIFI- COMPUTER Developed By: Page 236
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