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While specific requirements may vary by jurisdiction, in general, a fire safety plan should include: Emergency procedures to be used in case of fire, including how to: How, and how often fire drills will be conducted. Information for any designated staff who have been given fire safety duties and responsibilities.
Single-stage fire alarm systems require the full evacuation of a building upon alarm. 2-stage fire alarm systems require an alert signal to sound before full evacuation. Designers have traditionally used either a signal-stage or a 2-stage fire alarm system and modified them when the building design is a complex layout.
The foundation of a comprehensive fire safety plan lies in understanding these five key elements: prevention, detection, suppression, compartmentalization, and egress. Each of these components plays a critical role in ensuring that fire risks are minimized and that emergency responses are both timely and effective.
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