Call the fire service immediately after evacuation to inform the fire department of the leak and the site address.

At the same time, other relevant personnel, such as the person in charge of the unit and the safety officer, can also be notified to assist in handling the case.

(2) Site vigilance and waiting:

After evacuation, the site should be guarded to prevent irrelevant personnel from entering or watching.

Wait for the fire department or professional maintenance personnel to arrive at the scene, and cooperate with them to investigate and deal with the leakage source.

(3) Subsequent processing:

After processing, check whether the combustible gas alarm is restored to normal working condition.

If the combustible gas alarm fails or is misreported, contact the supplier or professional maintenance personnel for repair or replacement.

Summarize the alarm incident, analyze the causes and lessons, and strengthen the safety education and training of employees.

In summary, we can see that when the combustible gas alarm alarms, Whether personnel need to evacuate depends on the actual situation on site. If it is confirmed that there is combustible gas leakage and the situation is serious, the site should be evacuated immediately and the alarm and help should be given according to the plan. During and after the evacuation, always remain calm and take appropriate safety measures.