Furniture, including fixtures and fittings, especially carpets.
Textiles
Loose packaging material
Waste materials, in particular finely divided materials such as wood shavings, off cuts, dust, paper and textiles.
1.3 Identifying sources of oxygen
The main source of oxygen for a fire is in the air around us. In an enclosed building this is provided by ventilation system in use. This generally falls into one of the two categories –
Natural airflow through doors; windows and other openings; or
Mechanical
In many buildings there will be a combination of systems, which will be capable of introducing/extracting air to and from the building.
Additional sources of oxygen can sometimes be found in materials used or stored as –
Some chemicals (oxidizing materials), which can provide a fire with additional oxygen and so assist it to burn. These chemicals should be identified on their container by the manufacturer or supplier who can advise as to their safe use and storage.
Oxygen supplies from cylinder storage and piped systems, e.g. oxygen used in welding processes or for health care purposes.
2.Fire Detection & Fighting System
2.1 Fire Detection System
Following have been installed
Fire detectors – Johnson make smoke detectors. These detectors respond to smoke & activate a hooter / alarm located on the office floor as well as IIPL’s main / central fire panel to inform people on duty of a possible fire.
Fire Control Panel - Johnson make Intelligent type.
Location of Smoke Detectors provided by Infinity Infotech Parks Limited (IIPL) in Common area
Lift lobby
AHU Rooms
Location of Smoke Detectors installed by the client in their office space
Above False ceiling
Below false ceiling
Fire detectors are hooked up with the Main Fire Panel, which is again connected with BMS to monitor alarms and the floor location of the smoke in the
Smoke detectors in the common area have been installed by IIPL
The clients have installed similar type of detectors in their office space – which is compatible with IIPL’s central Fire panel.
These detectors respond to smoke & activate alarm/hooter & inform of a possible fire
Signals from detectors are also received in the fire panel / BMS
To deal effectively & promptly with any fire, each office / client must nominate / appoint | their own fire |
coordinator / Fire Marshall/Fire Safety Committee on a 24/7 basis |
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Following action (s) will be taken by the Fire coordinator / Marshall/committee in the event an alarm / hooter is heard
Quickly check the floor & identify location of fire
Depending upon the nature of fire, use
Fire extinguisher
Hose reel available on each floor connected to the hydrant
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