Fire Safety Plan definition

Fire Safety Plan means a plan showing the location of smoke alarms, the location of CO alarms, the location of fire extinguishers and the established escape routes;
Fire Safety Plan means a plan dealing with the procedures for a permit holder to follow to protect public safety when discharging pyrotechnic special effects fireworks, which meets the requirements specified by the Fire Chief;
Fire Safety Plan means a plan for a building required under the Fire Code and this Bylaw, that includes, without limitation,

Examples of Fire Safety Plan in a sentence

  • Fire Safety Plan - Develop and implement a fire safety plan with the assistance of the local fire department.

  • Develop and provide to the AHEC, a written Fire Safety Plan for the home and agree to provide plan specific training to students hosted in the home for each rotation.

  • The purpose of a Fire Safety Plan is to ensure the effective utilization of life safety features in a building to protect persons from fire, and to provide for the efficient and safe evacuation of building occupants in the event of fire or other emergency.

  • See attached Winnebago County Parks Exposition Center Fire Safety Plan and Fire Evacuation Plan.

  • We are assuming the applicant team will provide ▇▇▇▇▇ with the following reports: • Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) • Geotechnical Report • Lighting Plan to address lighting associated with project construction and operation • WSA (to be prepared by the water district or the applicant team) • Fire Safety Plan.


More Definitions of Fire Safety Plan

Fire Safety Plan means a documented plan outlining fire safety measures, procedures and equipment as required in accordance with the Fire Code and the Building Code.
Fire Safety Plan means a plan dealing with the procedures to follow to protect public safety when firing, setting off or exploding Entertainment Industry Pyrotechnics, approved by the Fire Chief;
Fire Safety Plan means a fire safety plan for a building required under the Fire Code
Fire Safety Plan means a set of emergency procedures and guidelines to be followed by the Occupants of a Building in the event of a fire and may include without limitation the location of utilities and emergency shutoffs for gas and water, and operational information of a Fire Safety System.
Fire Safety Plan means a Fire Safety Plan for the Site that is deemed to have been found acceptable by the local fire service authority;
Fire Safety Plan means a document approved by the Fire Chief that is required under, and meets all provisions of, Division B, section 2.8 of the Ontario Fire Code;
Fire Safety Plan means a written plan addressing fire protection and prevention procedures or safeguards to react to situations involving fire and fire hazards, including pyrotechnic/fireworks;