Fire Safety Audit In Delhi

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A Fire Safety Audit is an examination of your business’ premises and relevant documents by fire safety inspectors, to ascertain how your premises are being managed with regards to fire safety.

During the audit, officers may speak to some of your employees to ensure their fire safety awareness is at the level you proclaimed.

Why do it?

Fire Safety Audits are usually pre-arranged and can be conducted for a number of reasons:

A complaint

A fire

A follow-up audits

On request, i.e., if an owner or occupier requests an audit

In conjunction with other authorities, i.e., if you’ve submitted a premises license application.

Documents you’ll need during a Fire Safety Audit

You may be asked to present the below documents during an audit:

A fire risk assessment

Action plans – if any significant findings were uncovered from the fire risk assessment

A document detailing what your protocol is for emergency evacuation

Preventative measures to avoid fires in your premises

Fire drill records

Records from staff fire training

Fire safety maintenance checklist

A list of dangerous substances in the premises

Proof that the following have been tested: fire detection and warning systems; emergency lighting; sprinkler system; ventilation system; firefighting equipment; electrical wiring in the building; and portable appliances.

This list is not exhaustive or representative of each and every Fire Safety Audit. You may need to produce other documents that aren’t included in this list.

What happens after the Fire Safety Audit?

You will be given a report which will include any findings, recommendations and action points from your visit.

Fire Safety audit is a systematic and independent evaluation of the fire risks present in the premises and involve recommendations about appropriate measures to control and mitigate the effects of fires. Applicable Standards: National Building Code 2005, IS Standards in Fire Safety

Organizations applicable for Fire Safety Audit:

Industry bodies

Offices

Hotels

Corporate Houses.

Methodology Adopted:

Methodology of conducting the Fire Safety Audits involves the following:

A walkthrough the concerned premises.

Review of the layout and drawings.

Review of the existing firefighting systems in the premises.

Review of the training and awareness regarding availability and operations of the firefighting systems in and across the organization.

Deliverables:

Recommendations for corrective and preventive actions include:

Updating of the fire safety risk management data base

Preparation of additional reports or relevant paperwork on the hazards detected

Benefits of the Audit:

Fire Safety audits enable the organizations to address the issues by identifying the following:

Identifying all significant fire hazards.

Evaluation of the existing control measures.

Determining the additional control measures required.

Evaluation of the current fire detection and firefighting facilities.

Testing of all fire safety equipment and precautions.

Training and instruction to all occupants of premises about fire safety.