Your building's fire systems, explained to the people who run it.
Article 11 of the Fire Safety Order requires the Responsible Person to make arrangements for the effective planning, organisation, control, monitoring and review of fire precautions. The Fire Management Plan is that document, and it is written for the team who actually operate the building.
What we do
The plan details your fire safety systems and the management arrangements around them, so that property staff understand what is installed, how the systems operate and interact, what the evacuation strategy is, what each system was designed to do, how it is serviced, tested and maintained, which records need to be available, what to do when something malfunctions, and what their own role is in an emergency. It can be prepared as part of the fire risk assessment process or as a standalone exercise.
What you get
- Introduction and property details
- Fire safety systems
- Fire strategy summary
- Fire safety planning
- Fire safety organisation and control
- Fire safety monitoring and review
- Emergency evacuation arrangements
- Delivered in PDF format
Why it matters
Fire safety systems are usually installed by one party, maintained by another and relied on by a third who was never told how they interact. The plan closes that gap, and it is designed as a live document: things get added as the building is occupied or vacated, altered, changed in use, or as systems are updated.
Why Vantify
Written to be used by the building team rather than filed, and built to sit alongside your fire risk assessment rather than duplicate it.
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