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1 Property Conservation Essentials
2 Define Property Conservation
3 Discuss the Purpose of a Property Conservation Program
4 Review Property Conservation Implementation Strategies
5 Explain the Common Exposures and Recommendations for Protecting Public Assets
6 Property Conservation Each Public The public public assets agency agency belong is encouraged should to to develop account and the implement taxpayer for and manage a property conservation these assets. program.
7 What is property conservation?
8 Property Conservation is the organized and managed effort directed toward loss prevention and pre-planned emergency action.
9 What is a property conservation program?
10 PROPERTY CONSERVATION PROGRAM A property conservation program More importantly, is a planned the approach purpose of towards a property the elimination conservation of conditions program that is to can preserve cause the a crippling assets financial of the public loss to a town, agency. city, or public agency.
11 Key Implementation Strategies
12 IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGIES Implementation Steps:
13 IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGIES When implementing your program, you must first ask: What do we own? Where is it located?
14 IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGIES Capital (Fixed) assets list is one of the best places to start! SAMPLE CAPITAL ASSETS LIST Water Filtration Plant Admin Bldg Olsen Lane City Hall 100 Main Street Fire Station # Mockingbird Lane 3,000 sq. ft. 5,000 sq. ft. 10,000 sq. ft. $200,000 $500,000 $1,000,000
15 IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGIES Members should: Conduct regular documented property inspections. Identify hazards that can lead to loss. Ensure that proper loss control efforts are implemented.
16 RESPONSIBILITY AND ACCOUNTABILITY Designate the Risk Manager (or other staff member) as the Property Conservation Coordinator, and ensure that managers at every level have been informed of their responsibility for protecting assets.
17 RESPONSIBILITY AND ACCOUNTABILITY Property Conservation Coordinator Your program should assign responsibility and accountability for all capital assets. Sends the capital (fixed) assets list to Department Managers Updated list is returned to Property Conservation Coordinator Department Managers update the list
18 EMERGENCY ACTION TEAM An Emergency Action Team made up of members from each department or functional area should be designated to assist in protecting public assets.
19 MAKE USE OF LOCAL PROFESSIONAL FIRE PERSONNEL Local fire prevention officer should conduct a fire safety survey of each public building.
20 Pre-fire planning simply means that the fire department, assisted by department managers, becomes familiar enough with a property to handle fires in the most effective way. PRE-FIRE PLANNING Local fire department should also conduct a pre-fire planning visit for each public building.
21 SMOKING AS A FIRE HAZARD Smoking should be prohibited in areas with flammable or highly combustible materials, and should be controlled in other buildings or storage facilities.
22 CONTROL SMOKING AS A FIRE HAZARD
23 CONTROL SMOKING AS A FIRE HAZARD
24 IMPLEMENT A NO SMOKING POLICY Unextinguished cigarettes carelessly or deliberately exposed to clothing, furniture or other combustible materials can eventually ignite and cause significant destruction of property.
25 IMPLEMENT A NO SMOKING POLICY Cigarette butts, unless totally extinguished, can blow into garages and ignite flammable and combustible materials. It is recommended that a no-smoking policy is implemented and enforced in all buildings to reduce the risk of fire.
26 IMPLEMENT A NO SMOKING POLICY Finally, if a designated smoking area is allowed in a building or outside the building, a cigarette butt receptacle should be available for use.
27 HAZARDS OF WELDING AND CUTTING OPERATIONS Welding, cutting and other hot work operations should be conducted in areas clear of flammable & combustible items.
28 OVERLOADED CIRCUITS Whenever electrical equipment is added to an office or work area, circuits should be tested for adequacy and additional circuits added if necessary.
29 GROUNDING OF ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS All electrical circuits should be properly grounded.
30 Thermal Imaging
31 Extension Cords
32 Other Electrical Issues
33 OTHER ELECTRICAL ISSUES
34 OTHER ELECTRICAL ISSUES
35 OTHER ELECTRICAL ISSUES
36 OTHER ELECTRICAL ISSUES
37 OTHER ELECTRICAL ISSUES
38 OTHER ELECTRICAL ISSUES
39 OTHER ELECTRICAL ISSUES
40 ELECTRIC DISCONNECTS It is recommended that electrical panel doors remain closed at all times for fire and/or spark protection. It is also recommended that plastic blanks be installed in the void spaces to prevent possible fire and/or personal injury. Finally, it is recommended that no combustible materials be stored within 30 of electrical panels, water heaters or other mechanical/electrical equipment.
41 GOOD HOUSEKEEPING Maintain reasonable housekeeping at all facilities and worksites.
42 GOOD HOUSEKEEPING Good housekeeping is a basic element of a property conservation program. Good housekeeping is the beginning of loss prevention. The proper use of housekeeping controls helps to minimize fuel sources.
43 HOUSEKEEPING RECOMMENDATIONS It is recommended that a housekeeping program is implemented. Combustible materials like straw or hay should not be stored in buildings.
44 HOUSEKEEPING RECOMMENDATIONS There should be proper storage of files, excess equipment, spare parts, or tires, and used oils should be discarded through approved procedures.
45 HOUSEKEEPING RECOMMENDATIONS Removing sawdust shavings or excess lumber from woodworking areas reduce risks And finally, cleaning up oil spills, and making sure all trash cans are emptied at the end of each work day.
46 STORAGE OF PROPANE TANKS & STEEL CHEMICAL TANKS It is recommended that propane tanks be stored outside of buildings in a well-ventilated area. It is also recommended that steel chemical bottles, such as chlorine bottles, nitrogen bottles and acetylene bottles be secured to walls or placed in stands to prevent tipping.
47 GASOLINE STORED NEAR ELECTRICAL PANELS
48 IMPROPER STORAGE OF PROPANE TANK
49 IMPROPER STORAGE OF PROPANE TANKS
50 SULFUR DIOXIDE BOTTLES COULD TIP OVER
51 PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS Every public agency should provide portable fire extinguishers within its facilities.
52 PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHER It is recommended that all portable fire extinguishers are inspected and tagged annually by a certified safety contractor
53 PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS Portable fire extinguishers are the first line of fire suppression. The proper and immediate use of a portable fire extinguisher can mean the difference in a small fire and a large fire with severe financial consequences.
54 PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS Managers should ask the assistance of the fire prevention officer to determine the proper size, number and placement of portable fire extinguishers in a building. Once in place, employees should be trained on the proper use of fire extinguishers.
55 PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS Each extinguisher should be checked on an annual basis. Finally, a discharged extinguisher should be recharged and serviced immediately after use.
56 WIND DAMAGE Regarding windstorms, make sure all buildings with metal roofs and metal sheet siding are securely fastened to the roof beams or joists.
57 OVERHANGING LIMBS & ROOF DAMAGE It is recommended that overhanging limbs are trimmed away from buildings to prevent possible roof damage.
58 THIS TREE COULD DO SOME DAMAGE It is also recommended that trees and shrubs are trimmed away from buildings to prevent damage to the foundations.
59 LIGHTNING PROTECTION It is recommended that radio towers are properly grounded for lightning protection.
60 LOSSES FROM VANDALISM AND BURGLARY Buildings & mobile equipment should be secured after hours. Buildings & parking areas should be well-lit. Alarms should be installed & wired to a central alarm system.
61 LOSSES FROM VANDALISM AND BURGLARY Police patrol should include public buildings & areas where equipment is stored. Serial numbers of expensive equipment should be recorded. Security fences should be installed where needed.
62 SEGREGATION OF VEHICLES AND EQUIPMENT Ensure that vehicles & equipment are not all stored within one large facility. Similar equipment should be segregated into at least 2 storage areas.
63 PROPERTY LOSS CONTROL In conclusion, implementing a property conservation program with proactive loss control can lead to a reduction in losses and insurance costs. In fact, controlling losses at the source remains the most effective way to protect property and contain insurance costs.
64 RESPONSIBILITY AND ACCOUNTABILITY Property Conservation Coordinator Your program should assign responsibility and accountability for all capital assets. Sends the capital (fixed) assets list to department managers Updated list returned to coordinator Department Managers update the list
65 THANK YOU! Bill Magoon Andy Lacewell
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