Fire & Life Safety Audit

Introduction

The National Building Code of India (2016) outlines fire safety standards for all types of buildings. As buildings evolve over time, their fire safety systems must adapt as well. A fire and life safety audit identifies gaps and provides recommendations for preparedness, prevention, and emergency response.

Who Should Undertake Fire & Life Safety Audit?

• Hotels, banks, malls, hospitals, theatres
• Warehouses, data centers, IT parks
• High-rise buildings & educational institutions
• Factories, offices, stadiums

Key Benefits

• Identify hazards and improve fire safety protocols
• Safeguard assets, reduce liabilities
• Enhance transparency and risk awareness

Objectives of Fire & Life Safety Audit

• Review fire safety policy (Fire Order)
• Identify fire hazards and at-risk individuals
• Evaluate existing and additional control measures
• Assess emergency plans, alarms, hydrants, sprinklers
• Review training and awareness among occupants
• Check records of drills, training, safety sessions
• Test and verify electrical, flammable material storage & fire equipment (optional)