FIRE INSPECTION
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Each student will perform an individual fire inspection based on a facility of your choice (suggest not making an overly complex building; you are welcome to choose a building on campus). Do not use company names and make 100% sure you have permission to do this activity at the site you choose: Students performing building inspections MUST respect the privacy of the occupants. Students may not enter any area designated for use by the opposite sex. Let them know this is an academic exercise ONLY. The assignment and discussion questions are designed to address individual elements of the fire inspection final document; assess features of public safety such as fire doors, components of egress, and document any hazards witnessed, etc.. Please keep in mind that every occupancy is unique and you will need to use your judgment as to whether or not the specific element applies to your individualized situation or jurisdiction. Your fire inspection must follow model code standards of your choice (e.g., NFPA 1/NFPA 101, IFC/IBC, etc.). Thus, it is important that you become familiar with the model code standards presented in this class.
Attached is a rubric and an example, FOLLOW THE EXAMPLE FOR GUIDANCE ( USE A HYPOTHITICAL BUILDING NAMED X)
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The safety inspection is an essential aspect which should be done regularly in every form of businesses, factories, institutions, and buildings. Inspection helps in ensuring that safety measures are undertaken, and in case of any mistakes they need to be remedied immediately. Safety inspection helps to promote public safety and to prevent the occurrence of any hazards. In this assignment, I will conduct the safety of DTR facility which manufacturers’ chemicals in small scale.
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On Friday 5th November 2018, I conducted a safety inspection in DTR, a chemical production facility. Upon arrival, I met with Sir J. B Weber who permitted me to undertake an inspection. He also, introduced to Mrs. J. K Mayer the head of the health and safety committee of the facility. She guided…
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