First, fire safety management should be "safety first, prevention first" and take fire safety as the top priority. Everyone knows the harm caused by fire, but it is often ignored in daily work. Instead, it is paralysis and luck. It is often necessary to wait until the accident does happen and causes losses before coming back to alert.

Second, strengthen fire safety knowledge training and raise awareness of prevention. We should receive regular fire safety consultation from relevant experts.

All-round education and training to improve our fire awareness.

Three, fire safety work to achieve "three stresses" without leaving hidden dangers.

The first is to "grasp the key points." In addition to regular training, it is also necessary to organize regular fire inspection, find fire hazards, record them, and study and rectify them in time. Second, we must "grasp the weak." Areas with relatively few fire safety hazards are often the most easily overlooked areas, but relatively few safety hazards do not mean that there are no safety hazards.