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    Fire safety in the galley is important to maintain. Good practices include crew awareness of health and fire hazards, strict inspections of the galley with recommendations to remedy issues, and organized stowage. Bad practices that should be avoided are relaxed standards that could lead to hazards, leaving the stove area cluttered instead of clear, and an untidy galley that endangers staff and poses a fire risk.

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    Fire safety in the galley is important to maintain. Good practices include crew awareness of health and fire hazards, strict inspections of the galley with recommendations to remedy issues, and organized stowage. Bad practices that should be avoided are relaxed standards that could lead to hazards, leaving the stove area cluttered instead of clear, and an untidy galley that endangers staff and poses a fire risk.

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    Good practice Galley fire hazards

    NUMBER 83

    GOOD PRACTICE

    Fire, health and hazard awareness by crew evident Strict galley inspections and recommendations/ remedial action Good stowage arrangement assists in maintaining a safe galley

    It is the responsibility of all onboard to remedy hazards. BAD PRACTICE

    Relaxed galley standards should not be encouraged Stove should be kept clear, unlike this example An untidy galley is a danger to galley staff Fire hazard

    Its your ship and equipment look after them and they will look after you

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