Fire Management

FIRE MANAGEMENT PLANS

The formulation and implementation of a Fire Management Plan during construction and occupied buildings is critical for enhancing the life safety of the occupants. It is mandatory for construction site and occupied building/s to be furnished with a Fire Management Plan.

The plan of preventative measures designed to limit the exposure of a building's occupants to danger, and the provision of immediate and appropriate response tactics in the event such an emergency does arise.

Phoenix Middle East Safety and Fire Engineering Consultancy LLC prepares Fire Management Plans designed to enhance the level of occupant life safety in line with 'world's best practice' in Fire & Life Safety Management.

The plans prepared provide clear and concise information to facilitate a safe and orderly evacuation, as deemed necessary. Evacuations of large volume of people, and crowds moving quickly can be dangerous: this factor is assessed during the development of the plan.

Our Fire Management Plans provide consideration to all types of emergencies and risks to life safety, including internal or external fire outbreak, gas leak, bomb threat, medical emergency, and discovery of a suspicious package.

FIRE EVACUATION PROCEDURES & EVACUATION DIAGRAMS

Phoenix Middle East Safety and Fire Engineering Consultancy LLC specialises in preparing Fire Evacuation Procedures to both, construction sites and occupied buildings.

Our procedures and operating manuals are written in clear and unambiguous language tailored to the express needs of users. These procedures include:

• Emergency contact numbers and emergency services details
• Actions if a fire or emergency is discovered
• including bomb threat procedures
• operating a fire extinguisher
• operating a fire hose reel
• and Safety Guidelines and Procedures

We inspect construction sites and occupied buildings to determine the required exit strategy from each part of the site; the location of the operational fire equipment; the orientation of the site with respect to the location of each of the available exits; and the required assembly points.

Following inspection and collation of all necessary information, detailed Fire & Emergency Evacuation Diagrams are prepared in accordance with International Best Practice, including

• Floor plates with relevant rotations
• Emergency procedures
• Legend of fire equipment
• Legend of evacuation paths

Evacuation paths and assembly points including procedures to be adopted for evacuating the Disabled.