Fire Safety Plan

FIRE SAFETY
PLAN

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Fire Safety Plan

Fire Safety Planning prevents the occurrence of fire by the control of fire hazards in the building, ensures operation of fire protection systems by establishing maintenance procedures, and provides a systematic method of safe and orderly evacuation of the building in the event of fire.
Arrangement of Fire Safety Inspection and Survey & Approval by the Fire Service & Civil Defense Department.

Details of Building Evaluation for Safety Plan, including checking of Design & Drawing for Fire Detection & Fire Protection System and rectification of BOQ submitted by the Consultant including preparation of Tender Documents showing Scope of Works, General Conditions of Contract, Technical Specifications, Work and Installation procedures,testing procedures and acceptance result parameters, routine drill procedure documents, maintenance schedule for 1 year Warranty. UL certifications for pumps, piping and vales, Total Floor engines and generator as required.

Fire Safety Assessment Report/ Book.

Preparation of Fire Safety Plan (Integrated Drawing) and Obtaining Approval from the respective authority

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What is Fire Safety Plan?

Fire Safety Plan in Bangladesh – A plan which provides occupant information for control of fire hazards, maintenance of fire protection systems, and evacuation procedures for their building.

Fire safety planning has 3 primary objectives:

Fire Hazard Control
Fire Protection System Maintenance
Emergency Evacuation

General Definitions for Understanding Fire Safety Plan

Class A fire – A fire involving combustible materials such as wood, cloth and paper.
Class B fire – A fire involving flammable or combustible liquid, fat, or grease.
Class C fire – A fire involving energized electrical equipment.

Combustible liquid – Any liquid having a flash point at or above 37.8 deg. C and below 93.3 deg. C.

Fire protection systems – A general term used in this document which includes sprinkler and fire alarm systems, hose stations, portable fire extinguishers, fire dampers, emergency lights, exit signs, fire doors, smoke control equipment, and voice communication systems.

Means of egress – A continuous path of travel provided by a doorway, hall-way, corridor, exterior passageway, balcony, lobby, stair, ramp, or other egress facility or combination thereof, for the escape of persons from any point in a building, room, or contained open space to a public thoroughfare or other acceptable open space (means of egress includes exits and access to exits).

We can confidently provide complete Fire Safety Plan to meet our client need with approval bodies. Our service includes in detailed design and drawing, installation, inspection, testing, commissioning and annual maintenance for the complete system that contains fire protection, fire detection, evacuation plan, Public address sound system, single line diagram, lightning protection system, etc.

Why Fire Safety Plan?

Fire safety is important and necessary in the workplace in order to prevent and protect against the destruction caused by fire. Fire safety reduces the risk of injury and building damage that fires can cause. Developing and implementing fire safety protocols in the workplace is not only required by law but it is crucial to everyone’s safety that may be in the building during a fire emergency.

Fire safety is important in order to:

Reduce the risk of injury to employees and customers
Reduce damage to facility/building
Protect against possible fines
Protect against losing customers’ trust
Protect employee jobs that would be lost due to extensive building damage

Fire Safety in the Workplace

The importance of fire safety in the workplace be overlooked. Due to the number of workplaces surrounded by ingredients and materials that will quickly ignite a fire, it is necessary for fire safety to be discussed.

Discussions regarding fire safety foster an understanding of fire hazards and the three necessary ingredients to ignite a fire – heat, fuel and oxygen. After educating employees on these ingredients and hazards, hazards become more easily visible around the workplace and are more likely to be handled, reducing the overall risk of fire.

Educating employees is important in the overall goal of fire safety in the workplace but another important measure is to devise a fire prevention plan. This prevention plan will provide a specific description of each employees’ responsibilities in identifying combustible materials, existing fire hazards and heat-producing equipment. It is a necessary piece to preventing workplace fires.

Fire safety preparation, education and prevention is a small price to pay versus the alternative losses that fire bring. The risk for businesses is high when employees and customers alike are at risk.

Implementing a Fire Prevention Plan

The first step in implementing a fire prevention plan is to educate workers. Employees must be able to take necessary action to prevent fires, successfully use a fire extinguisher and understand their role and responsibilities when responding to an emergency.

Employees must thoroughly understand the current regulations and training requirements. Each year, OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) and the NFPA (National Fire Protection Agency) require certain fire prevention training be completed by all employees.