Occupational safety is the right and obligation of all participants in the process, regardless of gender, religion, education, national origin, or other characteristics. Employers, their representatives, occupational safety experts, and occupational safety committees implement occupational safety in enterprises, while occupational safety inspectors and other state authorities supervise the application of occupational safety regulations. Local courts are responsible for resolving disputes. The task of implementing occupational safety is to reduce the number of workplace accidents and occupational diseases, and to create safe working conditions. It is important to correctly identify irregularities and apply occupational safety technical rules. Fire protection represents a crucial aspect of safety and the preservation of human lives, property, and the environment. Fires can cause catastrophic consequences, and their prevention and control require coordinated efforts and expertise. Through education, the application of modern technologies, and rigorous safety standards, we can significantly reduce the risk of fires. The goal is to promote deeper understanding and responsible behavior so that together we can create a safer environment for everyone.