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1 ISLE OF MAN FIRE & RESCUE SERVICE FIRE PRECAUTIONS LOGBOOK Website
2 ADDRESS OF PREMISES FIRE CERTIFICATE No. (where applicable).. LOCATION OF LOG BOOK. CONTENTS OF LOG BOOK Useful telephone contacts 1 Notes on test procedures and frequencies etc. 2-3 Fire Alarm System - Record of tests 4-8 Fire Alarm System Activations 9-10 Emergency Lighting System - Record of Tests Fire Extinguishers - Record of Tests Sprinkler System - Record of Tests Fire Safety Inspections Record of Tests 17 Fire Instructions - Record of when given 18 USEFUL TELEPHONE CONTACTS In Emergency dial 999 Fire Safety Department Emergency Service Control Room Fire Safety Officer Fire Extinguisher - Repairs etc. Emergency Lighting - Repairs etc. Fire Alarm Repairs etc. Building Maintenance Page 1 of 20
3 NOTES ON TEST PROCEDURES AND FREQUENCIES ETC. If a fire certificate is in force for the premises it should be checked as the following procedures and frequencies may differ. * Indicates an entry should be made in the Fire Precautions log book. FIRE EXTINGUISHERS * Monthly inspection to ensure that they are in their proper position and have not been discharged or lost pressure (those fitted with pressure indicator), or suffered obvious damage. * Annual inspection. All extinguishers should be serviced annually by a competent person. FIRE ALARM It is important that the operations of testing do not result in a false signal of fire. Daily inspect the panel for normal operating of the system. Where provided, check that the connection to the remote manned centre is functioning correctly.* Carry out a weekly test (monthly for premises containing flats) and examination to ensure that the system is capable or operating under alarm conditions. Operate the system in rotation from different break glass points. *The system should be serviced by a competent person annually. AUTOMATIC DOOR RELEASES CONNECTED TO FIRE ALARM SYSTEM * Weekly, in conjunction with the fire alarm test, check that all doors are being released and closing fully onto the door rebates. EMERGENCY LIGHTING Because of possible failure all tests should be undertaken at all times of least risk. Regularly inspect the system for cleanliness particularly luminaries. Battery banks and generators should be checked following the manufacturer s instructions. * Monthly test of self contained luminaries by simulation of a failure of the normal lighting supply, for sufficient time to allow all luminaries to be checked for proper function. * The system should be serviced by a competent person annually. FIRE INSTRUCTIONS * During the first month of employment, instruction should be given in respect of the action, purpose etc., of the following; Discovering a fire, Hearing the fire alarm, The assembly point, Calling the fire service. *All staff should receive regular fire safety training and records kept. FIRE DRILLS At intervals shown below, drills should be conducted to simulate fire conditions i.e. one escape route obstructed. No advance warning given other than to specific staff for the purpose of safety. The fire alarm should be operated on instructions of management. Inform the Fire Service before and after carrying out a fire drill. * Six monthly for residential premises, places of public entertainment, large shops and departmental stores. * Yearly for industrial and commercial premises. Page 2 of 20
4 SPRINKLER SYSTEM *The sprinkler system should be subject to an annual inspection and test by a suitably qualified and experienced sprinkler contractor to ensure the following: A. The sprinklers heat sensing capacity and their spray pattern is not impeded; B. The minimum flow rate recommended in the BS is achieved at the drain and test valve; C. The alarm is effective and can be heard in all parts of the building; D. The system has not been modified except in accordance with the BS. For the method of testing sprinkler installations the contractor is to be referred to the British Standards BS 9251:2005 for residential and domestic systems, and BS EN for commercial systems. NOTE: For full information on test procedures, the relevant British Standard should be adhered to. Where necessary, consult the Fire Service. *All the above tests should be recorded in the Fire Precautions log book. SHORT GUIDE TO REDUCING FALSE ALARMS & UNWANTED FIRE SIGNALS FROM AUTOMATIC FIRE DETECTION SYSTEMS Main Causes of False Alarms / Unwanted Fire Signals 1. Cooking fumes Smoke detectors located in corridors outside kitchens where the fire door has been held open can be activated by cooking fumes. Fire doors should not be wedged or held open. 2. Steam and aerosol sprays keep sources of steam away from detector heads, smoke detectors should not be positioned near bathrooms and never spray aerosols near detectors. 3. Contamination of detector by ingress of insects, dust etc. Always keep fire alarm detectors clean and maintained. 4. Incorrect type of detector ensure that the correct type of detection is utilised for the use of the area and risk to be covered. Advice is available from the Fire Safety Department if the use or contents of a room is to be altered. 5. Contractors working on site may cause dust or electrical disturbances which affect the fire alarm system. Prior to the start of any works, ensure that contractor s activities will not affect the fire alarm system. 6. Failure to notify the alarm monitoring centre If the fire alarm system is to be tested or maintained, always contact the ESJCR (Emergency Services Joint Control Room) before and after the test on and inform them. 7. Unsatisfactory maintenance / testing programme fire alarm systems should be cleaned and tested periodically, ensure that a suitable and sufficient maintenance programme is established. (refer to previous section) 8. Incorrect positioning of a detector make sure that the position of the detection is not affected by excessive air movement due to mechanical heating, ventilation or open windows. Have your system checked by an engineer to ensure the correct positioning of the detection. 9. Lack of effective management a responsible person should take responsibility for the management of the fire alarm system. This should include its testing, maintenance and recording of the results in the log book. 10. Human activity the biggest cause of false alarms are people, they need to be made aware of their responsibilities and that their actions may have an effect on the fire alarm and the detection systems. *False alarm and unwanted activations of the fire alarm system must be recorded in the relevant section of the Fire Precautions log book. Page 3 of 20
5 FIRE ALARM SYSTEM RECORD OF TESTS Date Fire Alarm Call point location or detector location Automatic Door Releases Comments Page 4 of 20
6 FIRE ALARM SYSTEM RECORD OF TESTS Date Fire Alarm Call point location or detector location Automatic Door Releases Comments Page 5 of 20
7 FIRE ALARM SYSTEM RECORD OF TESTS Date Fire Alarm Call point location or detector location Automatic Door Releases Comments Page 6 of 20
8 FIRE ALARM SYSTEM RECORD OF TESTS Date Fire Alarm Call point location or detector location Automatic Door Releases Comments Page 7 of 20
9 FIRE ALARM SYSTEM RECORD OF TESTS Date Fire Alarm Call point location or detector location Automatic Door Releases Comments Page 8 of 20
10 EMERGENCY LIGHTING SYSTEM RECORD OF TESTS Date Comments Page 9 of 20
11 EMERGENCY LIGHTING SYSTEM RECORD OF TESTS Date Comments Page 10 of 20
12 FIRE EXTINGUISHERS RECORD OF TESTS Date Location or Number Inspected or Tested? Comments Page 11 of 20
13 FIRE EXTINGUISHERS RECORD OF TESTS Date Location or Number Inspected or Tested? Comments Page 12 of 20
14 SPRINKLER SYSTEM RECORD OF TESTS Normal Gauge Pressure Range Date Water Gauge Yes/No Air Pressure Yes/No Pump Cut-In Pressure Diesel Engine Restart Batteries Stop Valves Zone Valves Page 13 of 20
15 SPRINKLER SYSTEM RECORD OF TESTS Normal Gauge Pressure Range Date Water Gauge Yes/No Air Pressure Yes/No Pump Cut-In Pressure Diesel Engine Restart Batteries Stop Valves Zone Valves Page 14 of 20
16 FIRE ALARM SYSTEM ACTIVATIONS Date Time Reason Person/Organisation Responsible Page 15 of 20
17 FIRE ALARM SYSTEM ACTIVATIONS Date Time Reason Person/Organisation Responsible Page 16 of 20
18 FIRE INSTRUCTIONS RECORD OF WHEN GIVEN Date Instruction Given of Instructor Page 17 of 20
19 FIRE SAFETY INSPECTIONS AND FIRE SERVICE VISITS Date Reason for Visit Page 18 of 20
20 TYPICAL FLAT LAYOUT (NOT TO SCALE) SC SC SC Meter Cupboard Fire Resisting SC SC Front door Fire Resisting with Intumescent Strip And cold smoke seal Construction and Openings marked in Red to be Maintained Fire Resistant KEY SC Door fitted with self closing device Break Glass call point (1 per floor) Fire Alarm Siren Fire Blanket Water Type Extinguisher Fire Resisting Partition Heat detector Smoke detector Domestic type smoker detector (hard wired into the electricity supply) Emergency Lighting Page 19 of 20
21 PLEASE CALL THE NUMBER BELOW TO ARRANGE YOUR FREE APPOINTMENT Tel: Between 09:00-17:00 Monday - Friday A personal invitation from the Chief Fire Officer The Isle of Man Fire and Rescue Service is offering you the opportunity to have a FREE fire safety visit at your home, carried out by our firefighters from your local fire station. Visit by appointment only. All appointments will be pre-arranged with you. The firefighters calling will always be in uniform use an agreed password and show ID cards. This assessment will look at all areas of accident and fire risk within your home. We will advise you on the maintenance of your smoke alarm. We will also give advice and information on how to stay safe from fire, including kitchen hazards, safe disposal of smoking materials, candles, heaters, electrical blankets and dangers from harmful substances. And we will help you to make an escape plan to prepare you, should a fire occur in your home. Chief Fire Officer Isle of Man Fire and Rescue Service Website Page 20 of 20
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