CDG provides fire safety certification in India.

Fire Risk Audits

Fire Risk audit is an effective tool for assessing fire safety standards of an organization or occupancy. A fire Risk audit addresses the inherent fire hazardous associated with day to day activities in an occupancy and recommend measures to reduce the potential fire hazards. Also, it helps the people to identify the areas for improvement and evolve an action plan.Each year in every country around the world there are serious fire incidents and people will die or seriously injured due to the fire or resulting smoke. A contributing factor will be the inability to find safe passage to exit the building. The best approach to fire safety is to prevent fires in the first place. Proactive fire safety management helps to achieve this. When these incidents occur, protected escape routes that unobstructed along with established and well practiced fire safety management and evacuation plans are proven to reduce the likelihood of injuries and their impact.

Those in charge of buildings have a major role in understanding which fire safety measures are needed to comply with local building and fire safety codes. Proactive management is critical to ensuring that building users are aware of their responsibilities in applying those measures where relevant fire safety inspectors should ensure factory owners and users clearly understand their role in preventing fires and provide the means of proper guidance for occupants to safely evacuate a building in response to such an incident. The course covers these issues and starts with the principles of fire prevention.

CDG offer Fire Risk Audit services to the buildings as well as industrial complexes. It provides a comprehensive fire safety audit, systematic and organized way to identify the hazards from fire.

Our objective is to provide structured fire safety audits to check current adequacy of components, services & equipment, report of the expected performance, make recommendations for the compliance with the existing building rules, regulations, codes & standards and the requirement of providing a safe place for living or carry out commercial or industrial activities.

The Audit, Undertaken by an experienced team include analytical, design and engineering experts.

Fire Safety Audit of Green Building Consultancy services include:

• Identification of all significant fire hazards.
• Identification of the people who are at risk from each hazard.
• Evaluation of the existing control measures to reduce risk to a tolerable level.
• Determination of the additional control measures required.
• Examination of the availability of suitable emergency plan of responsibility and action of key personnel.
• Review the availability of appropriate fire alarm system.
• Examination of the Fire-fighting system, such as hydrants, sprinklers, extinguishers, etc.
• Evaluation of the general awareness of fire safety and rescue operations to occupants and security personnel.
• Impart training and instructions on fire safety to the employees and occupants.
• Testing of all fire safety equipment and systems.
• In general, the audit is conducted as described below:
• Pre-audit data collection from site.
• Site visit & study of existing facilities.
• Review of documents available at site.
• Testing of the fire safety equipment/systems & discussion at site.
• Preparation of Fire Audit report.

CDG provides fire safety certification in India.

Fire Risk Audits

Fire Risk audit is an effective tool for assessing fire safety standards of an organization or occupancy. A fire Risk audit addresses the inherent fire hazardous associated with day to day activities in an occupancy and recommend measures to reduce the potential fire hazards. Also, it helps the people to identify the areas for improvement and evolve an action plan.Each year in every country around the world there are serious fire incidents and people will die or seriously injured due to the fire or resulting smoke. A contributing factor will be the inability to find safe passage to exit the building. The best approach to fire safety is to prevent fires in the first place. Proactive fire safety management helps to achieve this. When these incidents occur, protected escape routes that unobstructed along with established and well practiced fire safety management and evacuation plans are proven to reduce the likelihood of injuries and their impact.

Those in charge of buildings have a major role in understanding which fire safety measures are needed to comply with local building and fire safety codes. Proactive management is critical to ensuring that building users are aware of their responsibilities in applying those measures where relevant fire safety inspectors should ensure factory owners and users clearly understand their role in preventing fires and provide the means of proper guidance for occupants to safely evacuate a building in response to such an incident. The course covers these issues and starts with the principles of fire prevention.

CDG offer Fire Risk Audit services to the buildings as well as industrial complexes. It provides a comprehensive fire safety audit, systematic and organized way to identify the hazards from fire.

Our objective is to provide structured fire safety audits to check current adequacy of components, services & equipment, report of the expected performance, make recommendations for the compliance with the existing building rules, regulations, codes & standards and the requirement of providing a safe place for living or carry out commercial or industrial activities.

The Audit, Undertaken by an experienced team include analytical, design and engineering experts.

Fire Safety Audit of Green Building Consultancy services include:

• Identification of all significant fire hazards.
• Identification of the people who are at risk from each hazard.
• Evaluation of the existing control measures to reduce risk to a tolerable level.
• Determination of the additional control measures required.
• Examination of the availability of suitable emergency plan of responsibility and action of key personnel.
• Review the availability of appropriate fire alarm system.
• Examination of the Fire-fighting system, such as hydrants, sprinklers, extinguishers, etc.
• Evaluation of the general awareness of fire safety and rescue operations to occupants and security personnel.
• Impart training and instructions on fire safety to the employees and occupants.
• Testing of all fire safety equipment and systems.
• In general, the audit is conducted as described below:
• Pre-audit data collection from site.
• Site visit & study of existing facilities.
• Review of documents available at site.
• Testing of the fire safety equipment/systems & discussion at site.
• Preparation of Fire Audit report.