Fire safety Audit in Lucknow

Product Description

CIL Provides Accredited Fire Safety Audit Services in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India. CIL is an ISO 17020 accredited agency for 'fire safety inspection / fire safety audit'. What is a Fire Safety Audit? We may visit your premises and undertake a fire safety audit which is usually prearranged and all fire safety inspectors will be in uniform and carry identification. The audit is an examination of the premises and relevant documents to ascertain how the premises are being managed regarding fire safety. The inspector may also wish to talk to members of staff to confirm their level of fire safety awareness. The emphasis is on the responsible person demonstrating they have met the duties required by the fire safety order. For this reason we may ask to see the following documents as evidence. A suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment by a competent person. Action plans related to any significant findings of the fire risk assessment. Fire safety arrangements and policy detailing who is responsible for different fires safety measures Emergency plans for the premises (what to do in the event of a fire). Preventative and protective measures regarding fire. Fire drills and staff fire training records (who, when, & what training). Fire safety maintenance checklist (what is checked, by who, and when). Staff information on fire safety and dangerous substances. Evidence that the following have been tested by a competent person, Fire detection and warning system; Emergency lighting; Sprinkler System; Ventilation System; Firefighting equipment; Electrical wiring in the building; Portable appliance testing. The above list is not exhaustive and other evidence may be required depending on the circumstances. Fire is one of the serious threats faced by every individual and organization. In India about 19000 people per year lost their lives due to fire. The state of Tamil Nadu has been witnessing loss of lives in the range of 100 to 250 every year due to fires in the recent years. Apart from human casualties, fires can cause property damage affecting the building, plant and machinery, furniture and fittings, electrical and electrical equipment etc. The loss of property to the tune of even Rs.600 crores per year has been experienced recently by some of the insurance company in India. The other losses like loss of market, loss of good will, loss of data and damage to the reputation cannot be assessed quantitatively and hence pose severe threats to the survival of the organization. Interestingly many of the property losses are not covered by insurance due to lack of insurance awareness and cost factor involved in taking insurance in India. The total actual due to fires in the country could be of high magnitude. Need For Fire Safety Audit, Going down the memory lane one might recall the fire in Kumbakonam, Tamil Nadu, where 94 children were killed which sparked off debates and arguments on the safety of schools in the country during 2004, Fire in marriage hall in Trichy, Tamil Nadu during 2004 killed 500 people. The causes for these incidents are the lack of fire protection system and inadequate exit arrangements.