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HALE ARTIFICIER, INC. Safety Procedures for Fireworks Displays NFPA 1123 Codes are to be followed at all times. 1. Firing Procedure: A. Operators are to use the Pre - display checklist provided in the display paper- work. AT NO TIME are the materials to be left unattended. B. Upon arrival at the site, check site conditions for any hazards that may impede the safety of the display operation. C. Insure the site meets all distance requirements. D. Confirm that there is adequate ingress and egress for emergency vehicles. E. Inspect all racks and equipment as it is coming off the truck. Any equipment that is damaged, or broken is not to be used in the display. F. All mortar racks are to be set up and installed prior to any loading of live ma- terials. G. Inspect all shells and fireworks devices such as cakes, candles, and ground ef- fects prior to loading, or placing in the firing area. Any materials found to be damaged, or not in proper condition are not to be used in the display. H. All materials fuses are to be situated and secured for easy access and removal of safety caps just prior to firing I. (Electric firing) Any e- matching of materials will take place at least 50 feet from the truck holding the fireworks, and at least 100 feet from any public access. Limit the amount of materials in this area to just ONE box at a time. J. (Electric firing) Once all materials are set up, no personnel are allowed within the firing area during the continuity testing If there is a need to check contact points, or adjust materials, the firing control panel must be disabled completely before an operator enters the firing area. K. (Manual Firing) Operators will use fusees (flares) for ignition of shell leaders. L. Previously installed multiple ignition points are to be placed along Finale racks, or any chain fused sections of the display. 545 NEW BOWERS ROAD, LEXINGTON, NC 27292 W W W. HALEARTFI REWORKS. COM