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Fire Service Features of Buildings and Fire Protection Systems: OSHA Brochure #3256-07N
Last Updated: 12/30/2009
The purpose of this manual is to increase the safety of building occupants and emergency responders by streamlining fire service interaction with building features and fire protection systems.
 
The information in this manual will assist designers of buildings and fire protection systems to better understand the needs of the fire service when they are called upon to operate in or near the built environment (figure 1.1).
 
To put this another way, architects and engineers create workplaces for firefighters. Designs can be tailored to better meet operational needs, thereby reducing the time it takes to mitigate an incident.


Resource Attachments:   12/02/2009: 21firefeatures3256.pdf


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