School fire safety audit
Fire-precaution compliance audit for a school: egress and exits, technical rooms and storage, alarms, operable partitions, fire protection, hazardous materials and high-risk work. Reformulated from public fire codes (NFPA / New York State Fire Code).
- control points
- 162
- anchored clauses
- 0
- Clauses covered
- 22
Clauses covered
| Exit ways (corridors, stairs) | 5 | |
| Exits | 7 | |
| Boiler / furnace rooms | 2 | |
| Storage and special rooms | 3 | |
| Assembly use areas | 3 | |
| Housekeeping and general operation | 7 | |
| Fire alarms | 3 | |
| Electrically operated partitions | 5 | |
| General precautions against fire | 6 | |
| Emergency planning and preparedness | 4 | |
| Fire service features | 5 | |
| Building services and systems | 15 | |
| Commercial kitchen hoods | 2 | |
| Fire-resistance-rated construction | 4 | |
| Decorative material and furnishings | 4 | |
| Fire protection systems | 3 | |
| Means of egress | 12 | |
| Flammable finishes | 4 | |
| Service stations and repair garages | 8 | |
| Welding and other hot work | 3 | |
| Hazardous materials | 1 | |
| Compressed gases | 3 |
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