Meticulous review and reporting of all fire-related systems.
ATP diligently examine and report on all fire-related systems for utmost compliance. Our audit process delves deep into fire system components to ascertain adherence to regulations, ensuring maximal protection against potential fire emergencies.
This consists of:
- Maintenance record checks, including logbook evaluations.
- Comprehensive building inspections, even in seldom-used areas.
- Comprehensive AR-enhanced photographic reviews pinpointing areas of concern.
The objective is to pinpoint gaps, validate systems against current codes, and present findings in a comprehensive report (sample provided) with actionable recommendations.
An audit will examine:
- Fire detection systems: Smoke detectors, heat detectors, flame detectors, and any other devices used to detect the presence of fire or smoke.
- Fire suppression systems: Sprinkler systems, fire hydrants, fire suppression systems (such as gaseous suppression or water mist systems), and their maintenance records.
- Fire extinguishers: Inspecting the type, location, installation, and condition of fire extinguishers throughout the building.
- Emergency lighting and signage: Assessing the adequacy and functionality of emergency lighting systems, exit signs, and evacuation routes.
- Fire alarm systems: Evaluating the performance and maintenance of fire alarm systems, including control panels, alarm devices, and fire alarm monitoring.
- Evacuation plans and procedures: Including emergency preparedness procedures and staff awareness and training programs.
- Fire safety documentation: Assessing the availability, accuracy, and completeness of fire safety records, maintenance logs, inspection reports, and occupancy permits.
