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The Andhra Pradesh Fire and Emergency Operations and Levy of Fee Rules, 2006
The Andhra Pradesh Fire and Emergency Operations and Levy of Fee Rules, 2006
Sections
1. Short title and extent:
Section 12. Definitions:
Section 23. Appointment of Members of Service:
Section 34. Attending of Fire Calls:
Section 45. Composition of a Fire Station:
Section 56. Accommodation for Fire Station Staff:
Section 67. Drawal of water form firefighting operations:
Section 78. Rewards for assisting in firefighting and rescue operations:
Section 89. Manner of responding to fire calls:
Section 910. Manner of responding fire calls beyond local jurisdiction:
Section 1011. The Director General to issue Orders and guidelines:
Section 1112. Manner of disposal of unlawful assembly:
Section 1213. Reporting of damage caused during firefighting operations:
Section 1314. Powers of the Director General to enter into arrangements for assistance:
Section 1415. Issue of No Objection Certificate:
Section 1517. Preventive measures:
Section 1718. Application for grant of licence:
Section 1819. Grant of licence:
Section 1921. Renewal of licence:
Section 2122. Procedure on death or disability of licensee:
Section 2223. Loss of licence:
Section 2324. Payment of fee:
Section 2425. Right of inspection:
Section 2526. Inspection report and issue of notice:
Section 2627. Steps to be taken in the event of non-compliance of notice:
Section 2728. Fees:
Section 2829. Penalties:
Section 2930. Compounding or withdrawal of proceedings:
Section 3031. Prosecution procedure:
Section 3132. Repairs and replacement of appliances and stores:
Section 3233. Training:
Section 3334. Buildings:
Section 3435. General:
Section 3536. Compensation:
Section 3637. Auxiliary Fire Service:
Section 376. Means of Escape:
Section 6
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"content": "(a) ' Act ' means the Andhra Pradesh Fire Service Act, 1999 (Andhra Pradesh Act 15 of 1999);\n(b) ' Accident ' means Fire Accident, Road/Rail accident or emergency call due to collapse of a building, earthquake or any other such emergency call;\n(c) ' Annexure ' means an Annexure annexed to these rules;\n(d) ' Authorised Officer ' means any officer not below the rank of Station Fire Officer as specified by the Director General of Fire Services;\n(e) ' Duty ' means the duties prescribed for the members of service in these rules;\n(f) ' Form ' means the Form annexed to these rules;\n(g) ' Jurisdiction ' means the territorial jurisdiction of the Fire Station, Assistant Divisional Fire Officer or Divisional Fire Officer or Regional Fire Officer or Additional Director of Fire Services, as may be notified by the Government from time to time;\n(h) ' Licence ' means, a licence issued under the provisions of the Act.\n(i) ' Officer-in-charge of the fire station ' means a member of the Andhra Pradesh Fire Service not below the rank of Station Fire Officer and also shall include the Leading Fireman in cases where the Station Fire Officer is absent;\n(j) \" Order ' means the Government Order or Orders specified in the Andhra Pradesh Fire Service Manual and the General or Standing Orders issued by the Director General of Fire Services;\n(k) ' Precautions ' means Fire Precautions as may be specified against fire risk notified by the Government from time to time under Section 14 of the Act or any other provisions of the Act;\n(l) ' Special Services ' means rescue calls arising out of other accidents and such other services as are specified under the Andhra Pradesh Fire Service Manual;\n(m) ' Standard ' means the Standard prescribed or recommended by the Bureau of Indian Standards, Government of India, New Delhi and National Building Code of India, 1997;\n(n) \" State \" means the State of Andhra Pradesh.\nChapter II\n(Personnel and Functioning of Service)",
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"content": "(a) The applicant may obtain the prescribed application form (Form No. 16) , from e-Seva or down load from Andhra Pradesh Fire Service Web Site \"www.fireservices.ap.gov.in\" or from any District Fire Office or Directorate of Fire Services;\n(Form No. 16)\n\"www.fireservices.ap.gov.in\"\n(b) The application form shall be duly filled in, after carefully reading the instructions therein and should be signed by authorized technical persons, also Seven sets of drawings i.e., site plan, cellar plan, ground floor plan, typical floor plan, sectional elevation and terrace plans duly marking fire fighting systems in Red complying with requirements mentioned in the application form shall be made;\n(c) A, non refundable Fire precaution fee @ Rs. 10/- per sq. meter of total built up area in all floors including Basements and stilt floor in the form of Challan under the Head of Account \"0070- 109-SH (02) Fees of Fires-001 other receipts\";\n(d) The application form along with drawings, fire precaution fee, Estimate towards the provision of required fire safety systems, 15% of the estimated cost of the fire safety installation and equipment in the form of Bank Guarantee drawn on any Nationalised Bank for a period of 5 years Guaranteeing provision and satisfactory maintenance of mandatory fire precaution and fire protection measures and an undertaking on Rs. 100/- stamp paper in (Form No. 17) shall be presented at e-Seva center. The Bank Guarantee can be invoked at any time by the Director General of Fire Services in the event of non-provision and non-maintenance of mandatory fire precautionary and fire protection measures.\n(Form No. 17)\n(e) The e-Seva center operator, will enter the particulars given by the applicant in the application form in their computer Programmed to make a preliminary check, to verify whether required particulars have been, furnished properly, and if so, the application shall be processed and forwarded, along with the documents to Fire Services for necessary scrutiny and action. However if the particulars are not properly furnished, the application will be returned to the applicant at e-Seva center with computer generated details of deficiencies for rectification and resubmission.\n(f) Fire Services, will review and scrutinize the documents, call for any missing or additional information that may be required from the applicant, inspect the site and if, the projected compliance with fire safety rules appear satisfactory, within 60 days approximately communicate the \"Provisional No-Objection Certificate\" in Form No. 18 with conditions as it may deem fit, to Municipal authority with copy to the applicant, and others.\nForm No. 18\nExplanation:\n(b) The \"Provisional, as well as, Final No-Objection Certificate\" shall be valid only for the occupancy class, the occupant load and the building particulars indicated in the application. Fresh No Objection Certificate will be required for change in occupancy.\n(a) Obtain prescribed application form (Form No. 19) from e-Seva or down load from APFS web site \"www.fireservices.ap.gov.in\" or from any District Fire Officer or Directorate of Fire Services.\n(Form No. 19)\n\"www.fireservices.ap.gov.in\"\n(b) Provide updated information in the above form, which shall truly reflect the as-installed and as-built status at site and shall be signed by authorized technical persons.\n(c) Make 4 copies of Provisional No-Objection Certificate drawings, clearly showing, the as-Built and corrections, if any. These must be certified by competent architect and engineer.\n(d) Certified electrical drawings, specifications of fire safety related equipment with details, as required in the application form, to be prepared.\n(e) Present the above documents (a to d) at e-Seva center.\n(f) The e-Seva center operator, will enter the particulars given by the applicant in the application form in their computer programmed to make a preliminary check, to verify whether required particulars have been, furnished properly, and if so, the application, shall be processed and forwarded, along with the documents, to Fire Services for necessary scrutiny and action. However if the particulars are not properly furnished, the application will be returned to the applicant at e-Seva center with computer generated details of deficiencies, for rectification and resubmission.\n(g)(i) Fire Services, will review and scrutinize the documents, call for any missing or additional information that may be required from the applicant, inspect the site to verify the correctness of information provided, witness functional test and if, compliance with all fire safety rules are found to be satisfactory, within 60 days, approximately communicate the \"Final No-Objection Certificate\" in Form No. 20 with conditions as it may deem fit, to Municipal authority, with copy to the applicant, and others.\nNote: - The applicant/owner should ensure that technical persons have themselves conducted all tests and functional checks on all fire-safety related equipment, before the site inspection by Fire Services, so as to expedite, approvals.)\nNote:\n(ii) However, if not satisfied with the projected compliance with fire safety rules, the applicant shall be expeditiously advised along with clear reasons for the rejection. 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"content": "20 Amendment of Licence:",
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"content": "Appendix\nSl. No.\nCategory of Building/Material/Trade Fee prescribed per year\n1.\nCategory-I from Sl. No. 1 to 613 of Appendix Rs. 500/-\n2.\nCategory-II from Sl. No. 1 to 280 of Appendix Rs. 1000/-\n3.\nCategory-III from Sl. No. 1 to 12 of Appendix Rs. 2500/-\n4.\nCategory-IV from Sl. No. 1 to 8 of Appendix Rs. 5000/-.",
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"content": "(a) found guilty of any violation of duty or wilful breach of any provision of the Act, or any rules or orders made there under; or\n(b) found guilty of cowardice; or\n(c) withdraws from the duties of his office without permission; or\n(d) being absent on leave, fails without reasonable cause, to report himself for duty on expiration of such leave; or\n(e) accepts any other employment or office in contravention of the provisions of Section 37 of the Act; or\n(f) intentionally or knowingly causes or attempts to cause disaffection towards the Government amongst the members of the service; or induces or attempts to induce any member of the service to withhold his services or commit a breach of discipline.\n(a) The Authorized Officer shall serve a notice in Form No. 13 on the occupier or owner of the premises who is being bound to take out a licence under the provisions of the Act, fails to obtain a licence or fails to comply with any of the conditions specified in the licence, requiring him to obtain a licence or comply with any of the conditions specified in the licence as the case may be within 15 days from the date of serving notice.\n(b) If the owner or occupier of the premises/building does not comply with the notice, the authorized officer not below the rank of Assistant Divisional Fire Officer shall serve a show-cause notice in Form No. 14 and if the owner or occupier further failed to comply with the show-cause notice within 30 days shall initiate prosecution and shall be punishable with imprisonment for a term which may extend to three months or with fine which may extend to five thousand rupees or with both.",
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"number": "31",
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"content": "(b) The Training fee will be charged from the trainees for others for providing a course of instruction in the prevention and extinguishments of fire as prescribed by the Government from time to time.\n(c) The fire tax shall be levied on lands and buildings on which property tax is levied at the rate of one per cent of the total amount of the property tax in the form of a surcharge. The same shall be recoverable as if it were arrear of land revenue.\n(d) The membership certificate shall be issued to various ranks of the department in the format prescribed in Form No. 1 appended to these Rules;\n(e) The members of the Service shall be engaged in firefighting, rescue and relief operations on a safeguard to their safety being an award of money compensation as per the Workmen's Compensation Act, 1923 (Central Act VIII of 1923) and a Group Insurance Scheme. Further, the family members who are suitable shall be appointed to suitable ranks in the force in the event of their death in action or on duty. Further, they shall be entitled to all the benefits applicable to the Government Servants who die in harness and all other legitimate compensation announced by the Government from time to time. They shall also be entitled to receive any special awards granted by the Government or private person, company, Corporation, Boards and others;\n(f) The member of the service up to the rank of Assistant Divisional Fire Officer shall be entitled for all the \"Rewards\" contemplated under Chapter IV of the Andhra Pradesh Fire Service Manual;\n(g) The award amount of compensation for the member who is injured during action or while on duty or his death on the event shall be to the extent decided by the Tribunal for Workmen's Compensation or by any other Court competent to pass such an order in addition to all other benefits entitled to by the member while dying in harness;\n(h) The job such as Private Standby, pumping and others undertaken utilizing the men and machine power of the department shall be governed by the orders in the Andhra Pradesh Fire Service Manual. The Government, by any special order, may treat such paid jobs as free at their discretion; and\n(i) The members of the Service holding various ranks shall be equivalent in ranks of various other paramilitary forces in the country by a special order and they shall enjoy the status and protocol on their day to day official affairs and on National occasions. Their dress regulation shall be regulated on these lines from time to time by the Government.\nChapter IX",
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"content": "Annexure\nAnnexure\n(See Under Rule 18)\nCategorization of Fire hazardous Buildings/Materials/Trades under the provisions of Andhra Pradesh Fire Service Act, 1999 and prescribed fee for issuing licences\nCategorization of Fire hazardous Buildings/Materials/Trades under the provisions of Andhra Pradesh Fire Service Act, 1999 and prescribed fee for issuing licences\n(I) The Category of Buildings/Materials/Trades coming Under licence fee of Rs. 500/-\n(I) The Category of Buildings/Materials/Trades coming Under licence fee of Rs. 500/-\nSl. No.\nSl. No.\nDescription of Hazard\nDescription of Hazard\n(1)\n(1)\n(2)\n(2)\n1.\nTheatres and Cinemas Non-AC irrespective of seating capacity\n\t\t\t\tincluding touring talkies.\n2.\nOther Halls with a closely seated audience (Stage shows and\n\t\t\t\tdramas)\n3.\nRestaurants/Hotels and Dhabas with seating capacity of 30 Nos.\n\t\t\t\tto 100 Nos.\n4.\nDance Halls\n5.\nExhibitions and Assemblies like Industrial, Entertainment,\n\t\t\t\tPolitical, Religious, Cultural, Professional \n\t\t\t\tConferences/Meetings, Major cultural shows and sale exhibitions.\n6.\nFunction Halls, Circuse s, Large Tent House.\n7.\nNon-Residential Schools and Colleges upto 500 inmates but not\n\t\t\t\tbelow 100 inmates.\n8.\nNon-Residential places for using/storing more than 05 Nos. LPG\n\t\t\t\tCylinders.\n9.\nTransport Godowns having the floor area upto 2000 Sft.\n10.\nTimber depots, Coal and Oil depots\n11.\nGas Cylinders (Liquefied, dissolved and cryogenic) storage\n12.\nWholesale shops\n13.\nCommercial showrooms — Temporary and Permanent\n14.\nAutomobiles Service Centres\n15.\nPetrol—Diesel outlets having dispensing pumps of 3 Nos.\n\t\t\t\tand below\n16.\nBulk Kerosene storages\n17.\nSoftware centers having minimum 05 Nos. to 20 Nos. computers\n18.\nBakeries and Eating houses including Ice cream parlors, Fast\n\t\t\t\tfood centers etc.\n19.\nIce Factories\n20.\nFire crackers sales outlets with temporary licence for two\n\t\t\t\tweeks\n21.\nCarpentry and cabinet making\n22.\nTyre retrading centers\n23.\nLeather processing units/Tanneries\n24.\nWarehouses and Godowns for storage of Jute, Tobacco, Chillies,\n\t\t\t\tCotton, Cashew nuts, Oils, Petrol, Gunny bags, Paper, Celluloid,\n\t\t\t\tTimber, Charcoal, Furniture, Food Grains, Cloth, 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leaves\n97.\nBenjamin\n98.\nBenzoic Acid\n99.\nBenzoin\n100.\nBenzol\n101.\nBenzole\n102.\nBenzolene\n103.\nBerlin Black\n104.\nBichromates of all kinds\n105.\nBinitrobenzene\n106.\nBinitrobenzol\n107.\nBiri leaves\n108.\nBi-sulphide of Carbon\n109.\nBitumen\n110.\nBitumenous damp\n111.\nBitumenous felt\n112.\nBitumenous paint\n113.\nBlacking\n114.\nBlack of all kinds\n115.\nBombax cotton (Venetable Fiber)\n116.\nBone Oil\n117.\nBorneo]\n118.\nBran Oil\n119.\nBratice Cloth\n120.\nBrewers Grains\n121.\nBrim Stone\n122.\nBristile Fiber\n123.\nBromelia Fiber\n124.\nBroom corn (Vegetable Fiber)\n125.\nBroom Millet (Vegetable Fiber)\n126.\nBrunsvick\n127.\nBetchu leaves\n128.\nButalyde\n129.\nButane\n130.\nButyl Alcohol\n131.\nButyl Acetate\n132.\nButylamine\n133.\nButylbutyrate\n134.\nButyllactate\n135.\nCahco Nuts\n136.\nCoboun Nuts\n137.\nCake\n138.\nCalcium Cyanamide\n139.\nCalcium Permanganate\n140.\nCalcium Resinate\n141.\nCalcium Sulphide\n142.\nCanphene\n143.\nCamphor\n144.\nCamphor 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Sulphide\n195.\nCopra\n196.\nCopra Cake\n197.\nCopra Meal\n198.\nCordage sisel\n199.\nCork Dust\n200.\nCotton in fully pressed bales or otherwise\n201.\nCotton Flock\n202.\nCotton Grass\n203.\nCotton Linter\n204.\nCotton seed Cake\n205.\nCotton seed Oil\n206.\nCotton seed Screenings\n207.\nCotton Straw\n208.\nCotton Waste\n209.\nCowrie\n210.\nCreosote\n211.\nCreosote Oil\n212.\nCresols\n213.\nCresilic Acid\n214.\nCrin (Vegetable fiber)\n215.\nCrotonaldehyde\n216.\nCubra Bast\n217.\nCumene\n218.\nCumol\n219.\nCuled Vegetable Hair (Vegetable Fiber)\n220.\nCus Fiber (Cus Cus Root)\n221.\nCyanogen\n222.\nCymene P\n223.\nCymol\n224.\nDammer\n225.\nDamp Course\n226.\nDate Palm Fiber\n227.\nDLT Liquid\n228.\nDead Oil\n229.\nDackance\n230.\nDecalin\n231.\nDessicated Coconut Oil\n232.\nDiamylane\n233.\nDiamyl Phthalatene\n234.\nDiatol\n235.\nDibromoacetylene\n236.\nDibutyl Phthalate\n237.\nDichromo Ethylene\n238.\nDichloro Pentanes\n239.\nDiethyl Amine\n240.\nDiethyl Carbinol\n241.\nDimethyl Ketones\n242.\nDinitro Aniline\n243.\nDinitro Benzene\n244.\nDi-Pentane\n245.\nDown Vegetable\n246.\nDragones Blood\n247.\nDried Grass\n248.\nDubbin\n249.\nEarth Nuts (Shelled)\n250.\nEarth Vax\n251.\nEdible Oils\n252.\nEsparto Grass (Vegetable Fibre)\n253.\nEthane\n254.\nEssential Oils\n255.\nEthyl Aceto Acetate\n256.\nGutta Jelagong\n257.\nGutta Percha\n258.\nHard Waste Yarn\n259.\nHealth for Besoms\n260.\nHemp of all kinds (Vegetable Fibres)\n261.\nHemp Seed Oil\n262.\nHemp Yarn\n263.\nHennequem (Vegetable Fiber)\n264.\nHessians\n265.\nHop Fiber\n266.\nHops spent\n267.\nHull Fiber\n268.\nHydro Bromic Acid\n269.\nHydrochloric Acid\n270.\nHydrofluoric Acid\n271.\nHydrofluosilioic Acid\n272.\nHydrogen\n273.\nHydrogen Cyanide\n274.\nIFC Hemp (Vegetable Fiber)\n275.\nIndia Ribber\n276.\nInflammable liquids (F.P. above 25 deg. Cent.)\n277.\nInks Printing (F.P. above 25 deg. Cent.)\n278.\nInsecticides (F.P. above 25 deg. Cent.)\n279.\nIron sulphide\n280.\nIsobutyl carbinol\n281.\nIstle Fiber\n282.\nItalian Hemp\n283.\nItalian whisk (Vegetable Fiber)\n284.\nIta Palm Fiber\n285.\nIvory Black\n286.\nIxthe Fiber\n287.\nJapanese Moss\n288.\nJaumaye (Vegetable Fiber)\n289.\nJoss Paper and sticks\n290.\nJuniper\n291.\nJunk\n292.\nJute in fully pressed bales\n293.\nJute cuttings\n294.\nJute Yarn\n295.\nKopok (Vegetable Fiber)\n296.\nKopok Seed\n297.\nKaur\n298.\nKerosene Oil\n299.\nKittol (Vegetable Fiber)\n300.\nKumbi (Vegetable Fiber)\n301.\nLamp Black\n302.\nLamp Oil\n303.\nLead Di-oxide\n304.\nLead Respinate\n305.\nLeather pickers (Oily)\n306.\nLeaves dried\n307.\nLechugilla (Vegetable fiber)\n308.\nLime unslaked\n309.\nLinen Fiber\n310.\nLinters\n311.\nMedagascar Fiber\n312.\nMagnesium Bromate\n313.\nMagnesium Candles\n314.\nMagnesium Ribbon\n315.\nMagnesium Forches\n316.\nMagnesium Wire\n317.\nMagney Fiber\n318.\nManganese Di-oxide\n319.\nManganese Resinate\n320.\nManila Hemp (Vegetable Fiber)\n321.\nManila Yarn\n322.\nManila Rope Tarred\n323.\nManjak\n324.\nMatches of all kinds\n325.\nMats archangel or Russian\n326.\nMatting used\n327.\nMaxphalt\n328.\nMethanol\n329.\nMercuric Chloride\n330.\nMethane\n331.\nMethylated Spirit\n332.\nMethyl Cello Solve\n333.\nMethyl Chloride\n334.\nMexican Fiber\n335.\nMillet Stack (Vegetable Fiber)\n336.\nMineral Black\n337.\nMineral Oil\n338.\nMineral Turpentine\n339.\nMineral Vax\n340.\nMolaxcuit\n341.\nMolasses Meal\n342.\nMolassine Meal\n343.\nMonkey Bass (Vegetable Fiber)\n344.\nMonkey Bread (Tree Fiber)\n345.\nMonkey Nuts (Shelled)\n346.\nMonochloro Acetic Acid\n347.\nMono Nitro Line\n348.\nMono Nitro Aniline\n349.\nMono Nitro Naphthalene\n350.\nMoss dried of all kinds\n351.\nMould Coats\n352.\nMulberry Fiber\n353.\nMurva Fiber\n354.\nMusa Fiber\n355.\nMurrah\n356.\nNaptha (F.P. above 24.4 deg. cent.)\n357.\nNapthalene\n358.\nNettle Fiber\n359.\nNewzeland Flax (Vegetable Fiber)\n360.\nNewzeland Hemp (Vegetable Fiber)\n361.\nNickel Ferroxide\n362.\nNitra Aniline\n363.\nNitro Aniline\n364.\nNitro Benzene\n365.\nNitro Cellulose\n366.\nNitro Chalk\n367.\nNitro Methanol\n368.\nNitro Phenol\n369.\nNitroze Phenel\n370.\nNitro Toluene\n371.\nNitrous Oxide\n372.\nOakum\n373.\nOil Cake\n374.\nOil Foots\n375.\nOil Gas\n376.\nOils (Animal, Fish and essential)\n377.\nOils Vegetables\n378.\nOils Mineral (F.P. above 24.4 deg. cent.)\n379.\nOil Seed Cake\n380.\nOil sheets\n381.\nOily Bags\n382.\nOily Waste\n383.\nOleine\n384.\nOleo\n385.\nOleum\n386.\nOpponax\n387.\nOrthonitro Phenol\n388.\nOrthonitro Toluene\n389.\nOxygen Gas (in Cylinders)\n390.\nOzo Kerite\n391.\nPaint Removers (FP above 24.4 deg. cent.)\n392.\nPaints (FP above 24. 4 deg. cent.)\n393.\nPalm Butter\n394.\nPalmette Grass\n395.\nPalm Fibers\n396.\nPalm Oil\n397.\nPalm Kernels\n398.\nPalm Nuts\n399.\nPalmerah Fiber\n400.\nPampas Plumes\n401.\nPaper\n402.\nPaper Shavings\n403.\nPapyrous (Vegetable Fiber)\n404.\nParaffin Vax\n405.\nPara Matta Grass (Vegetable Fiber)\n406.\nPara Nitro Acetanylide\n407.\nPara Nitro Phenol\n408.\nPara Nitro Sodimethyl Aniline\n409.\nPeat Dust\n410.\nPeat Mould\n411.\nPermanganates of all kinds\n412.\nPeroxide of all kinds\n413.\nPersulphates of all kinds\n414.\nPetroleum Ether\n415.\nPetroleum Jelly\n416.\nPetroleum Oils\n417.\nPharmaceutical Chemicals and Drugs\n418.\nPhenol\n419.\nPhosphorous Red\n420.\nPhosphorous Penta Chloride\n421.\nPhosphorous Sulphides\n422.\nPhosphorous Trichloride\n423.\nPhotographic Powders\n424.\nPissava of all kinds (Vegetable Fiber)\n425.\nPine apple Grass\n426.\nPine Bark\n427.\nPita Fiber\n428.\nPitch\n429.\nPlantaine Fiber\n430.\nPoisons and Polishing Liquids\n431.\nPontionac\n432.\nPotassium Bichromate\n433.\nPotassium Hydroxide\n434.\nPotassium Permanganate\n435.\nPotassium Persulphate\n436.\nPotassium Sulphinde\n437.\nPyrene\n438.\nRaffia (Vegetable Fiber)\n439.\nRags (Clean)\n440.\nRamie (Vegetable Fiber)\n441.\nRayon Fiber\n442.\nRayon Waste\n443.\nRayophane Paper\n444.\nRectified Spirit\n445.\nRed phosphorous\n446.\nRenovators (FP above 24.4 deg. cent.)\n447.\nResins (Natural)\n448.\nResinates\n449.\nRhea Fiber\n450.\nRhigolene\n451.\nRice Root (Vegetable Fiber)\n452.\nRock Gas\n453.\nRope Tarred\n454.\nRosin\n455.\nRosin Oil\n456.\nRosin Spirit\n457.\nRubber Spirit\n458.\nRubber Goods\n459.\nRubber Waste\n460.\nSacks and Bags\n461.\nSalvage Goods\n462.\nSandarac\n463.\nSansevierra Biores\n464.\nSaw Dust\n465.\nShavings Wood or Paper\n466.\nSheets Oiled\n467.\nShips Flares\n468.\nSisal\n469.\nSodium Bichromate\n470.\nSodium Hydroxide\n471.\nSodium Permanganate\n472.\nSalvents (FP above 24.4 Deg. cent.)\n473.\nSoot\n474.\nSorghum Stalk (Vegetable Fiber)\n475.\nSpangle Lights\n476.\nSpanish Black\n477.\nSpirits of Salts\n478.\nStains (FP above 24. 4 deg. cent.)\n479.\nStearic Acid\n480.\nStearlime\n481.\nStraw (Vegetable Fiber)\n482.\nStraw developers\n483.\nStraw Plants\n484.\nString Tarred\n485.\nSuint\n486.\nSulphide, Waste Liquor\n487.\nSulphur Chlorides\n488.\nSulphur Dyes\n489.\nSulphur Praecip-1 LB Packets\n490.\nSulphuric Acid Dilute\n491.\nSunn Hemp (Vegetable Fiber)\n492.\nTallow\n493.\nTampico Hemp (Vegetable Fiber)\n494.\nTar of all kinds\n495.\nTar Oils and their liquid products\n496.\nTarpaulins\n497.\nTarpaulin Papers\n498.\nTeasles\n499.\nTerebene\n500.\nTetra Nitro Methyl Aniline\n501.\nTextile Materials Oiled\n502.\nThistle down (Vegetable Fiber)\n503.\nThus\n504.\nThyme\n505.\nTow of all kinds\n506.\nTree Cotton (Vegetable Fiber)\n507.\nTri Cnesyl Phosphate\n508.\nTri Sodium Phosphate\n509.\nTula Fiber\n510.\nTurkey Red Oil\n511.\nTurpentine\n512.\nTwine Tarred\n513.\nVarnishes (FP above 24.4 deg. cent.)\n514.\nVaseline\n515.\nVegetable Black\n516.\nVegetable Down\n517.\nVegetable Fibers of all kinds\n518.\nVegetable Horse Hair\n519.\nVegetable Silk\n520.\nVegetable Wool\n521.\nWagner Lockheed\n522.\nWaste of all kinds\n523.\nWater proofed cloth using an oil based solution\n524.\nWater proofing solutions (FP above 24.4 deg. cent.)\n525.\nWax of all kinds\n526.\nWhite Spirit\n527.\nWood Fiber\n528.\nWood flour\n529.\nWood Meal\n530.\nWood Wool\n531.\nWool Grease\n532.\nXylene (FP above 24.4 deg cent.)\n533.\nYucca Fiber\n534.\nZacaton (Vegetable Fiber)\n535.\nZinc Bi-chromate\n536.\nZinc Dust\n537.\nAcetylene Engineers\n538.\nAgricultural implement manufacturers\n539.\nArtificial flower Manufacturers\n540.\nAuctioneers\n541.\nBag Manufacturers\n542.\nBedding and Mattresses Manufacturers\n543.\nBill Posters\n544.\nBiscuit Manufacturers (Small Scale)\n545.\nBlacksmiths and Farriers\n546.\nBottle Merchants\n547.\nBrush Makers\n548.\nBuilders and Applied Trades\n549.\nCap and Hat Makers\n550.\nCarbide of Calcium Makers\n551.\nCarmen\n552.\nCarriers\n553.\nCase Makers\n554.\nChemists\n555.\nClothiers and Out fitters\n556.\nColour Manufacturers\n557.\nComb Manufacturers\n558.\nCoopers\n559.\nCork Merchants\n560.\nCurriers and Tanners\n561.\nDecorators\n562.\nDrapers\n563.\nDruggists\n564.\nDyers and Cleaners\n565.\nElectrical Suppliers\n566.\nEnamellers\n567.\nMuslin Clippers\n568.\nEnvelope Makers\n569.\nExport Pakers\n570.\nFancy Box Makers and Goods Traders\n571.\nFish Curers and Fried Fish shops\n572.\nFloor Cloth Manufacturers\n573.\nForage Merchants\n574.\nFounders\n575.\nFrench Polishers\n576.\nFurriers\n577.\nGalvanizers\n578.\nGas Singers and Cloth Pressers\n579.\nGlass Works\n580.\nGlovers\n581.\nGlue Merchants\n582.\nGramaphone and Record Traders\n583.\nGrossers and Coffee Roasters\n584.\nGun smiths\n585.\nGarment and Textile Manufacturers\n586.\nHatters\n587.\nHops\n588.\nHossiers\n589.\nHot Pressers\n590.\nIncandescent Mantle Makers\n591.\nIndia Rubber and Guttapercha Manufacturers\n592.\nIron Founders\n593.\nJob Masters\n594.\nJoiners\n595.\nLace Manufacturers\n596.\nLacquer Manufacturers\n597.\nLaunderies\n598.\nLitho Graphic Printers\n599.\nMunition Makers\n600.\nMilleners\n601.\nMill Wrights\n602.\nPacking Case Makers\n603.\nPaper Bag and Box Makers\n604.\nRag and Waste Dealers\n605.\nSack and Bag Manufacturers\n606.\nSkin Dressers\n607.\nSoap Boilers\n608.\nStables\n609.\nUpholstrers\n610.\nVarnish Manufacturers\n611.\nWater Proofers\n612.\nWhar Fingers\n613.\nWheel Wrights\n(II) Category of Buildings/Materials/Trades coming under Licence fee of Rs. 1000/-\n(II) Category of Buildings/Materials/Trades coming under Licence fee of Rs. 1000/-\nSl. No.\nSl. No.\nDescription of Hazard\nDescription of Hazard\n(1)\n(1)\n(2)\n(2)\n1.\nTheaters and Cinema halls—Air conditioned/Air-cooled\n\t\t\t\tirrespective of seating capacity\n2.\nHotels/Restaurants/Dhabas with above 100 seating capacity —\n\t\t\t\tincludes Tiffin/Meal Hotel. etc.\n3.\nLodgings with 50 Rooms and above\n4.\nAll Clubs\n5.\nResidential Schools and Colleges with 100 to 1000 inmates\n6.\nAll Buildings/Offices provided with Central A/C System\n7.\nTransport Godown having the floor area of 2000 Sft. and above\n8.\nLiquified Petroleum Gas Cylinders Storage Godown\n9.\nMajor Automobile Show Rooms (Two wheelers and Three wheelers)\n10.\nEstablishments provided with Central Air Conditioning System\n11.\nPetrol/Diesel outlets having Dispensing Pumps 4 Nos. and above\n12.\nSoftware Center with more than 20 Computers and Software\n\t\t\t\tTraining Institutes issuing Degree/Diploma Certificates\n13.\nMulti Level Parking Hazard\n14.\nLaboratories and Research Establishments\n15.\nBulk Storage of Electronic and Electrical Goods with Floor\n\t\t\t\tarea exceeding 2000 Sft.\n16.\nExplosive Material Storage/Manufacture\n17.\nAmmunition Storage/Manufacture\n18.\nNon-residential Schools with above 500 inmates\n19.\nManufacture/Repairing by any process of aerated water/ Mineral\n\t\t\t\twater\n20.\nLeather Processing Units\n21.\nWarehouses and Godowns with floor area 2000 Sft. and above\n22.\nMills like Cotton/Rayon/Synthetic Mills/Jute Mills, Oil Mills,\n\t\t\t\tDying and Printing Mills, Paper Mills\n23.\nAbsolute Alcohol\n24.\nAccummulator Acid\n25.\nAccummulator cases celluloid\n26.\nAcetal\n27.\nAcetaldehyde\n28.\nAcetone Oils\n29.\nAcetylene (Liquid)\n30.\nAcetyloid\n31.\nAcid\n32.\nAconite leaves\n33.\nAcrylenitrile\n34.\nAeroplane Flares\n35.\nAlluminium Carbide\n36.\nAlluminium Dust\n37.\nAlluminium Paste\n38.\nAlluminium Powder\n39.\nAlluminium Sulphocyanide\n40.\nAmmonium Chloride\n41.\nAmmonium Cyanide\n42.\nAmmonium Nitrate\n43.\nAmmonium Picrate\n44.\nAmmonium Perchlorate\n45.\nAmmonium Sulphate Nitrate\n46.\nAmmonium Sulphocyanide\n47.\nAmorces (Explosives)\n48.\nAmyl Amine\n49.\nAmyl Chloride\n50.\nAmyl\n51.\nAmyl Hydrate\n52.\nAmyl Ether\n53.\nAmyl Nitrate\n54.\nAmyl oxide\n55.\nAnhydrous Denaturated Alcohol (Ansol M & Ansol PR)\n56.\nAntimony Potassium Tartrate\n57.\nAqua Fortris (Nitric Acid)\n58.\nAqua Regia\n59.\nAreca Nuts without husk or shell\n60.\nBarium Acetate\n61.\nBarium Binoxide\n62.\nBarium Bromate\n63.\nBaromide\n64.\nBarium Carbonate\n65.\nBarium Chlorate\n66.\nBarium Chloride\n67.\nBarium Chromate\n68.\nBarium Cyanide\n69.\nBarium Ethyl sulphate\n70.\nBarium Fluoride\n71.\nBarium Hydrate\n72.\nBarium Hydroxide\n73.\nBarium Iodide\n74.\nBarium Manganate\n75.\nBarium Nitrate\n76.\nBarium Oxide\n77.\nBarium Peroxide\n78.\nBarium Sulphocyanate\n79.\nBarium Sulphocyanide\n80.\nBengal Lights\n81.\nBenzene\n82.\nBenzine\n83.\nBenzoyle Peroxide\n84.\nBinoxilate of Potash\n85.\nBlasting Powder\n86.\nBon-bons (Crackers)\n87.\nBromine\n88.\nBronze Powder\n89.\nButyl Aldehyde\n90.\nButyl Chloride\n91.\nButyl Nitrate\n92.\nCalcium Carbide\n93.\nCalcium Chlorate\n94.\nCalcium Cyanide\n95.\nCalcium Nitrate\n96.\nCalcium Peroxide\n97.\nCalcium Phospide\n98.\nCalcium Phospite\n99.\nCalcium Silicide\n100.\nCalcium Sulpho cyanide\n101.\nCape for Toy Pistols\n102.\nCarbic Cake\n103.\nCarbolic Acid\n104.\nCarbon Bi-sulphide\n105.\nCellophane Paper\n106.\nCelluloid\n107.\nCelluloid solution\n108.\nCement Celluloid\n109.\nCeric Ammonium Nitrate\n110.\nCasium\n111.\nCasium Nitrate\n112.\nChilly Salt Petry\n113.\nChlorate Mixture (Explosive)\n114.\nChlorates of all kinds\n115.\nChlorosulphonic Acid\n116.\nChromic Anhydride\n117.\nCleaning and Polishing liquids, creams, Pastes\n118.\nCoal dust\n119.\nCoal Pulverized\n120.\nCollodion\n121.\nCopper Chlorade\n122.\nCopper Nitrate\n123.\nCordite (Explosive)\n124.\nCymogens\n125.\nDetonators\n126.\nDiacetone Alcohol\n127.\nDibutyl Oxalate\n128.\nDiethyl Carbonate\n129.\nDimethyl Amine\n130.\nDinitro Naphthalene\n131.\nDinitro phenol\n132.\nDinitro toluene\n133.\nDi-oxane\n134.\nDisinfectant Liquids\n135.\nDynamite\n136.\nEnamils\n137.\nEthyl Acetate\n138.\nGun Powder\n139.\nHexane\n140.\nHydrogen Peroxide\n141.\nHydrochlorous Acid\n142.\nIndustrial Alcohol\n143.\nInflammable liquids (FP below 25 deg. Cent.)\n144.\nInks Printing (FP below 25 deg. Cent.)\n145.\nInsecticides (FP below 25 deg. Cent.)\n146.\nIsopropyl Alcohol\n147.\nIsopropyl Amine\n148.\nLacquers\n149.\nLubricating Oils\n150.\nLycopodium Powder\n151.\nLythene\n152.\nMagnesium Nitrate\n153.\nMagnesium Peroxide\n154.\nMagnesium Powder\n155.\n156.\nMercuric Fulminate\n157.\nMetallic Powders\n158.\nMetallic Potassium\n159.\nMethyl Acetate\n160.\nMethyl Alcohol\n161.\nMethyl Ethyl Ketone\n162.\nMethyl Formate\n163.\nNaphta (FP below 24.4 deg. cent.)\n164.\nNitrate Mixture\n165.\nNitrates of all kinds\n166.\nNitre (Sweet spirit)\n167.\nNitric Acid\n168.\nNitrites of all kinds\n169.\nNitro Compounds (Explosives)\n170.\nNitro Glyserine\n171.\nNitro Mannite\n172.\nNitro Storch (Explosive)\n173.\nOils Illuminating\n174.\nOils Mineral (FP below 24.4 deg. cent.)\n175.\nOllbanum\n176.\nPaint removers (FP below 24.4 deg. cent.)\n177.\nPaints (FP below 24.4 deg. cent.)\n178.\nPara Aldehyde\n179.\nPentane\n180.\nPerchlorate Mixtures\n181.\nPerchlorates of all kinds\n182.\nPercussion Caps\n183.\nPetrol\n184.\nPhosgene\n185.\nPhosphine\n186.\nPhosphoniun Iodide\n187.\nPhosphoric Acid\n188.\nPhosphorous White\n189.\nPhosphorous sesqui sulphide\n190.\nPicramic Acid\n191.\nPicric Acid\n192.\nPicrates (Explosives)\n193.\nPoppy Seed Oil\n194.\nPotable spirits\n195.\nPotassium\n196.\nPotassium Chlorate\n197.\nPotassium Nitrate\n198.\nPotassium Nitrite\n199.\nPotassium Perchlorate\n200.\nPotassium Peroxide\n201.\nPowders Metallic\n202.\nPropyl Acetate\n203.\nPropyl Alcohol\n204.\nPure Alcohol\n205.\nPyridine\n206.\nPyridine Base\n207.\nRags (Oily or Greasy)\n208.\nRenovators (FP below 24.4 deg. cent.)\n209.\nRockets\n210.\nRubber Solution\n211.\nSignal (Explosive)\n212.\nSnaps for Crackers\n213.\nSodium\n214.\nSodium Amalgum\n215.\nSodium Chlorate\n216.\nSodium Hydro Sulphite\n217.\nSodium Nitrate\n218.\nSodium Nitrite\n219.\nSodium Peroxide\n220.\nSodium Sulphide\n221.\nSodox\n222.\nSolvents (FP below 24.4. deg. cent.)\n223.\nSpirits Industrial\n224.\nSpirits of Wine, Rectified\n225.\nSpirits potable\n226.\nStains (FP below 24.4 deg. cent.)\n227.\nStrontium\n228.\nStrontium chlorate\n229.\nStrontium Nitrate\n230.\nStrontium Peroxide\n231.\nSulphuric Acid (Concentrate)\n232.\nSulphuric Ether\n233.\nTetralin\n234.\nTetra Nitro Aniline\n235.\nTetra Nitro Naphthalene\n236.\nRhermit\n237.\nThorium Nitrate\n238.\nToluene\n239.\nTri Nitro Aniline\n240.\nTri Nitro Benzene\n241.\nTri Nitro Naphthalene\n242.\nTri Nitro Phenol\n243.\nTri Nitro Toluene\n244.\nTri Nitro Apisole\n245.\nVarnishes (FP below 24.4 deg. cent.)\n246.\nVetriol\n247.\nWaste Celluloid\n248.\nWaste Oily or Greasy\n249.\nWater Proofing Solutions (FP below 24.4 deg. cent.)\n250.\nWhite Phosphorous\n251.\nWood Alcohol\n252.\nWood Spirit\n253.\nXylene (FP below 24.4 deg. cent.)\n254.\nXylonite\n255.\nXylonite Solutions\n256.\nYellow Phosphorous\n257.\nZinc Chlorate (Metallic)\n258.\nZinc Peroxide\n259.\nZinc Powder\n260.\nPetroleum products storing, packing, Cleansing\n\t\t\t\tpreparing/ Manufacturing by any process of the following:\n(1) Non-dangerous Petroleum like Kerosene Oil, Mineral\n\t\t\t\tTurpentine, Powerine (Power Kero), Furnace Oil, Vapourising Oil,\n\t\t\t\tAviation Turbine Fuel, Mobile Power Oil etc.\n(2) Heavy Petroleum like High Speed Diesel (HSD), Light diesel\n\t\t\t\toil (LDO), Tea drier oil etc.\n(3) Heavy Oils like Lubricating oils, Vaseline, Petroleum\n\t\t\t\tJellies, White oils, Grease etc.\n261.\nAcid Manufacturers/Dealers\n262.\nAmmonia Manufacturers\n263.\nAsphalt and Bitumen Manufacturers\n264.\nBiscuit Manufacturers\n265.\nBoat Builders\n266.\nBoot and Shoe Factories\n267.\nBrewers\n268.\nBronze Powder Manufacturers\n269.\nBuilders & Applied Traders\n270.\nButchers & Tripe Boilers\n271.\nCelluloid Goods Manufacturers\n272.\nChemical Manufacturers\n273.\nInk (Printing) Manufacturers\n274.\nJewelers\n275.\nMarine Stores\n276.\nMusic Instrument Makers\n277.\nOil Processing/Recycling/Extraction Units\n278.\nPiano Manufacturers\n279.\nTarpaulin Makers\n280.\nTurkish Baths\n(III) Category of Buildings/Material/Trades coming under Licence fee of Rs. 2,500/-\n(III) Category of Buildings/Material/Trades coming under Licence fee of Rs. 2,500/-\nSl. No.\nSl. No.\nDescription of Hazard\nDescription of Hazard\n(1)\n(1)\n(2)\n(2)\n1.\nAll stadiums (Indoor and Outdoor) and concert Halls\n2.\nCold Storages\n3.\nFilm Studio, Film Storage Hazard, Film Laboratory Colouring\n\t\t\t\trooms and Film distribution companies\n4.\nFire crackers manufacturers and storage/sales outlets\n\t\t\t\t(Permanent licence holders)\n5.\nCement Manufacturers\n6.\nCoach Builders\n7.\nShip Builders\n8.\nShip Handlers\n9.\nGarments & Textile Manufacturers\n10.\nMajor Automobile show rooms & Authorized Service Centers\n\t\t\t\t(Four Wheelers)\n11.\nAll Residential Schools/Colleges more than 1000 inmates\n12.\nAqua products processing units\n(IV) Category of Buildings/Material/Trades coming under Licence fee of Rs. 5,000/-\n(IV) Category of Buildings/Material/Trades coming under Licence fee of Rs. 5,000/-\nSl. No.\nSl. No.\nDescription of Hazard\nDescription of Hazard\n(1)\n(1)\n(2)\n(2)\n1.\nMulti-Speciality, Super Speciality Hospitals/Nursing Homes and\n\t\t\t\tCorporate Hospitals\n2.\nAll Star Category Hotels\n3.\nAll Large and Medium Scale Industries/Factories registered\n\t\t\t\tunder Factories Act, 1948\n4.\nDistilleries & Breweries\n5.\nPower Generating Industries\n6.\nUnderground shopping centers\n7.\nPetroleum Refineries\n8.\nI-MAX and Multiplex Theatres\nForm - 1\nForm - 1\n(See Rule 3)\nAndhra Pradesh Fire and Emergency Operational Services Certificate of Appointment\nAndhra Pradesh Fire and Emergency Operational Services Certificate of Appointment\n(Affix Photograph here)\n(Affix Photograph here)\nForm - 2\nForm - 2\n(See Rule 13)\nReport on damage caused to premises by members of service during firefighting and rescue operations\nReport on damage caused to premises by members of service during firefighting and rescue operations\nSignature of Officer-in-charge\nForm - 3\nForm - 3\n(See Rule 17)\nSeizure Memorandum\nSeizure Memorandum\nSl. No.\nPlace from where seized\nParticulars of seized property\nQuantity\nReasons for seizure and Detension\nSignature of the Authority\nForm -4\nForm -4\n(See Rule 17)\nPanchanama\nPanchanama\nCase No. ............. Place : ............. Date :............. Time : .............\nSl. No.\nPlace from where seized\nParticulars of seized property\nQuantity\nReasons for seizure and Detension\nSignature of the Fire Officer\nReceived the copy of Panchanama Signature of the person-in-charge of the premises\nForm - 5\nForm - 5\n(See Rule 18)\nApplication for Grant/Transfer of Fire Service Licence\nApplication for Grant/Transfer of Fire Service Licence\n(a) Nature of Business, Trade or Process :\n(b) Commodities and quantities stored/handled\n(c) Position of storage in relation to No. of rooms/ Floor Area\n(d) Inflammable liquids and explosive materials\n(a) Residential\n(b) Educational\n(c) Institutional\n(d) Assembly\n(e) Business\n(f) Mercantile\n(g) Industrial\n(h) Storage\n(i) Hazardous\n(a) General Constructional features:\n(b) Particulars: \n(i) No. of Storeyes and basement if any\n(ii) No. of exits\n(iii) Details of ceiling\n(iv) No. of staircases and whether enclosed or open\n(v) Verandah or balconies\n(vi) Attics, Mezzanine floor, lofts, etc.\n(c) Details of other structures within 20 metres all around\n(i) North\n(ii) South\n(iii) East\n(iv) West\n(i) Telephone No.\n(ii) Fire Station\n(iii) Police Station\n(iv) Any other\n(i) Fire buckets\n(ii) Fire Extinguishers (Foam/CO2/DCP)\n(iii) Hose Reel Hose\n(iv) Hydrant systems\n(v) Wet-risers\n(vi) Sprinklers\n(vii) Any other\n(i) Inside the premises\n(ii) Nearest outside the premises\n(iii) Overhead and capacity\n(i) Electrical transformer\n(ii) Generator\n(iii) Control Panel\n(iv) Airconditioning and refrigeration system\n(v) Heating equipment\n(vi) Storage of cylinders\n(vii) Any other\nSignature of the applicant\nForm - 6\nForm - 6\n[See Rule 19(1)]\nFire Service Licence\nFire Service Licence\nDate .................\n(a) Nature of Business, Trade or Process:\n(b) Commodities and quantities stored/handled\n(c) Position of storage in relation to No. of rooms/Floor Area\n(d) Inflammable liquids and explosive materials\n(e) Maximum Horse Power installed\nSignature of Issuing Authority\nForm - 7\nForm - 7\n[See Rule 19(5) and 21(4)]\nForm of Appeal\nForm of Appeal\nAppellant\nVersus\nRespondent\nSignature of Appellant\nVerification\nVerification\nSignature of Appellant\nForm - 8\nForm - 8\n[See Rule 21(2)]\nApplication for renewal of Fire Service Licence\nApplication for renewal of Fire Service Licence\n(a) Nature of Business, Trade or Process b)Commodities and quantities stored/handled\n(c) Position of storage in relation to No. of rooms/ Floor Area\n(d) Inflammable liquids and explosive materials\n(a) Residential\n(b) Educational\n(c) Institutional\n(d) Assembly\n(e) Business 1) Mercantile g) Industrial h)Storage i) Hazardous\n(a) Structural\n(b) Storage\n(c) Quantity of Commodities/inflammable liquids/ Explosive materials\n(d) Business\n(e) Electrical appliances\n(f) Means of Escape\n(g) Any other, furnish details\nSignature of the Applicant\nForm - 9\nForm - 9\n[See Rule 25(1)]\nForm of Notice to inspect the premises\nForm of Notice to inspect the premises\nSignature of the Inspecting Officer\nForm - 10\nForm - 10\n[See Rule 26(1)]\nInspection Report\nInspection Report\nName and Designation of the Inspecting Officer\n(a) Nature of Business, Trade or Process\n(b) Commodities and quantities stored/handled\n(c) Position of storage in relation to No. of rooms/ Floor Area and adequacy of fire precautions adopted for storage of hazardous goods\n(d) Inflammable liquids and explosive materials\n(e) Raw materials\n(f) Machinery\n(g) Electric motors\n(h) Heating equipment like boilers, etc.\n(i) Commodities and quantity applied for in case of storage of chemicals with reference to Explosive and Petroleum Rules\n(j) Type of occupancy\n(a) Constructional features:\n(i) General\n(b) Particulars:\n(i) No. of Storeyes and basement if any;\n(ii) No. of exits\n(iii) Details of ceiling\n(iv) No. of staircases and whether enclosed or open\n(v) Verandah or balconies\n(vi)Attics, Mezzanine floor, lofts, etc.\n(vii)Whether prescribed distance in respect of means of escape is maintained or not.\n(c) Details of other structures within 20 metres all around the building and open spaces/approach for fire vehicle\n(i) North\n(ii) South\n(iii) East\n(iv) West\n(i) Telephone No.\n(ii) Fire Station\n(iii)Police Station\n(iv)Any other\n(i) Fire Buckets\n(ii) Fire Extinguishers (Foam/CO2/DCP)\n(iii)Hose Reel Hose\n(iv)Hydrant systems\n(v) Wet-risers\n(vi) Sprinklers\n(vii)Any other\n(i) Inside the premises\n(ii) Nearest outside the premises\n(iii)Overhead and capacity\n(i) Electrical transformer\n(ii) Generator\n(iii) Control Panel\n(iv) Air-conditioning and refrigeration system\n(v) Heating equipment\n(vi) Storage of cylinders\n(vii)Any other\nSignature of Inspecting Officer\nForm - 11\nForm - 11\n[See Rule 26(1)]\nPeriodical Inspection Report\nPeriodical Inspection Report\nLicence No. ...........................\nDate of Inspection ....................\nTime of Inspection ...................\nName & Designation of Inspecting Officer\n(i) Property involved\n(ii) Property damaged\n(iii)Cause of Fire\n(iv) Particulars of insurance claimed\nSignature of the Inspecting Officer\nForm - 12\nForm - 12\n[See Rule 26(2)]\nNotice for violation of Fire Prevention and Fire Safety Measures\nNotice for violation of Fire Prevention and Fire Safety Measures\nSignature of the Inspecting Officer\nForm -13\nForm -13\n[See Rule 29(5)(a)]\nNotice to obtain Fire Service Licence\nNotice to obtain Fire Service Licence\nSignature of the Authorized Officer\nForm - 14\nForm - 14\n[See Rule 29(5)(b)]\nShow cause notice to be served on the Defaulter\nShow cause notice to be served on the Defaulter\nSignature of the Authorized Officer\nForm - 15\nForm - 15\n[See Rule 37(2)]\nAndhra Pradesh Fire and Emergency Operational Services\nAndhra Pradesh Fire and Emergency Operational Services\nCertificate of Appointment for members of Auxiliary Fire Service\nCertificate of Appointment for members of Auxiliary Fire Service\nAffix photograph here\n(Issuing Authority) (Director General of Fire Services)/ (Regional Fire Officer)/ (Divisional Fire Officer).\nForm No. - 16\nForm No. - 16\n[See Rule 15(1)(a)]\nCheck list for issuance of No Objection Certificate for High Rise Buildings\nCheck list for issuance of No Objection Certificate for High Rise Buildings\nI\n*1.1\nName and Address of the Applicant\n*1.2\nAddress of the Premises:\n*1.3\nAddress for Correspondence (provide phone number, Fax and\n\t\t\t\te-mail id if any)\n*1.4\nDesignation and Address of Licensing Authority issuing\n\t\t\t\tbuilding permit to whom NOC has to be sent (Tick the appropriate\n\t\t\t\tauthority)\nMCH/HUDA/APPART 2C/ VUDA/VGTUDA/KUDA/ TUDA\n*1.5\nName of the Block\n*1.6\nHeight of the Block\nEnter the Height of the Building .................. mtrs.\n(Note for the buildings above 30 m. height, the builder shall\n\t\t\t\tsubmit Additional emergency plan of action, including provision\n\t\t\t\tand maintenance of hydraulic platform with capacity to have an\n\t\t\t\taccess upto the terrace of the building, round the clock with\n\t\t\t\tofficer and crew.\n(Note for the buildings above 30 m. height, the builder shall\n\t\t\t\tsubmit Additional emergency plan of action, including provision\n\t\t\t\tand maintenance of hydraulic platform with capacity to have an\n\t\t\t\taccess upto the terrace of the building, round the clock with\n\t\t\t\tofficer and crew.\n*1.7\nType of building occupancy (refer NBC-4, 3.1; 3.4.7, Table\n\t\t\t\t23):\n*1.8\nSub Occupancy Type:\n*1.9\nArea of the site in Sq. Mts. (minimum 1000 Sq. Mtrs.)\n*1.10\n(i) Total Built-up area of all floors including basements &\n\t\t\t\tstilts (in sqm.)\n........................................ Sq. Mtrs.\n(ii) Fire precaution fee remittance particulars\nFire Precaution Fee Payment should be made in the form of\n\t\t\t\tChallan only @ Rs. 10 per Sq. mtr. for the total built-up area\n\t\t\t\tincluding basement and stilt areas.\nE-Seva User charges should be paid in the form of\n\t\t\t\tcash. Challan No. …................................ Amount.\n\t\t\t\t…......................... and\n\t\t\t\tDate................................ Name of the Bank\n\t\t\t\t…................................. Name of the Branch\n\t\t\t\t…............................ Treasury challan under\n\t\t\t\tthe following head of account: SM: 0070 – Other\n\t\t\t\tAdministrative Services. MH: 109 – Fire Protection and\n\t\t\t\tControl SH: (02) – Fees of Fires DH: 001 –\n\t\t\t\tOther Receipts DDO Code – 25001005001\n*1.11\nSurrounding of the Premises\nNorth …................................... South\n\t\t\t\t…................................... East\n\t\t\t\t…................................... West\n\t\t\t\t…...................................\n*1.12\nOpen space front & other 3 sides of the Block:\nOpen space front & other 3 sides (NBC-Part 3-4.6; 8.2.3.1,\n\t\t\t\t9.4.1(a); Part 4-3.4.6)\nNote:— Access space vide a) NBC-Part 3-4.6, \"additional\"\n\t\t\t\tto open spaces regd. vide Part 3-8.2/ 3, as per NBC-Part\n\t\t\t\t4-3.4.6.1.,) additional to parking space per Part 4-7.4.1.c. If\n\t\t\t\tht. exceeds 15 mtrs. refer NBC-Part 3-8.2.3.1 for minimum open\n\t\t\t\tspace, around the building and 9.4.1(a) for front open space.\nNote:— Access space vide a) NBC-Part 3-4.6, \"additional\"\n\t\t\t\tto open spaces regd. vide Part 3-8.2/ 3, as per NBC-Part\n\t\t\t\t4-3.4.6.1.,) additional to parking space per Part 4-7.4.1.c. If\n\t\t\t\tht. exceeds 15 mtrs. refer NBC-Part 3-8.2.3.1 for minimum open\n\t\t\t\tspace, around the building and 9.4.1(a) for front open space.\n*1.12.1\nOpen space on North side\n\t\t\t\t…...................................Meters.\n*1.12.2\nOpen space on South side\n\t\t\t\t…...................................Meters\n*1.12.3\nOpen space on East side\n\t\t\t\t…...................................Meters\n*1.12.4\nOpen space on West side\n\t\t\t\t…...................................Meters\n*1.12.5\nFront Side …...................................\n\t\t\t\tDirection (East/West/North/South)\n1.13\nProjections into open spaces:\n1.13.2\nFront …...................................Meters\n\t\t\t\t…...................................direction\n1.13.2\nSide 1…...................................Meters\n\t\t\t\t…...................................direction\n1.13.3\nSide 2 …................................... Meters\n\t\t\t\t…...................................direction\n1.13.4\nRear …................................... Meters\n\t\t\t\t…................................... direction\nNote :— Projected Balcony at higher\n\t\t\t\tfloors should not exceed 1.20 mtrs. as per clause 8.4 of Part 1\n\t\t\t\tNBC and sunshades over windows/ventilators or other openings not\n\t\t\t\tto exceed 0.75 mtrs.\nNote :— Projected Balcony at higher\n\t\t\t\tfloors should not exceed 1.20 mtrs. as per clause 8.4 of Part 1\n\t\t\t\tNBC and sunshades over windows/ventilators or other openings not\n\t\t\t\tto exceed 0.75 mtrs.\nNote\n*1.14\nBlock Details:\n*1.14.1\nNumber of floors …................................... Number\n\t\t\t\tof Basements …................................... Number\n\t\t\t\tof Stilts/ Ground floor ….......................\n*1.14.2.1\nCapacity (aggregate width) of exits shall be based on occupant\n\t\t\t\tload (in the affected floor(s) and occupants that can be safely\n\t\t\t\tevacuated per 50 cms of exit, which is: 25/50/75 for stairs/ramp/\n\t\t\t\tdoors, respectively, for residential educational or institutional\n\t\t\t\tbldgs. Corresponding figures are 50/60/ 75 for business &\n\t\t\t\tmercantile bldgs., for assembly occupancy 40/50/60,\n\t\t\t\tstairs/doors/ramps respectively. (NBC-Part\n\t\t\t\t4-4.3/4.4) (Aggregate stairs\n\t\t\t\twidth) …....................................\n*1.14.2.2\nWhether horizontal exits are provided (Provided/Not provided)\n\t\t\t\tNote:— When horizontal exit is provided in buildings of\n\t\t\t\tmercantile, storage, industrial, business and assembly\n\t\t\t\toccupancies, the capacity per storey per unit width of exit of\n\t\t\t\tstair ways in table 21 may be increased by 50 percent and in\n\t\t\t\tbuildings of institutional occupancy it may be increased by 100\n\t\t\t\tper cent (4.4.3 Part 4 NBC)\n*1.14.3\nFloor\nArea in Sq. Mtrs\nClassification of occupancy:\nNo. of Occupants as declared by the Builder:\nNo. of Occupants based on Table 22 i.e, floor area\n\t\t\t\tdivided by occupant load:\nTotal Aggregate width of Stair Case in Mtrs. (as\n\t\t\t\tdeclared by the Builder):\nBasement 1\nBasement 2\nStilt 1/\nGround Floor\nStilt 2\nFloor 1\nFloor 2\nFloor 3\nFloor 4\nFloor 5\nFloor 6\nFloor 7\nFloor 8\nFloor 9\nFloor 10\n1.15\nRefuge are:\nRefuge area (NBC - 4 - 4.12.3 & Appendix\n\t\t\t\tD-1.11) ....................Sq. Mtrs.\n*1.16\nWidth of the road to which the building abuts and whether it\n\t\t\t\tis hard surfaced and motorable:\nThe premises is abutting............ no of Roads.\n\t\t\t\tFor Minimum width of abutting street refer (NBC-Part 3-4-.6.a;\n\t\t\t\t4.8; Part 4-7.4.1.a).\n(Note: The Abutting Road width should be minimum 12\n\t\t\t\tmtrs.) Specify Abutting Street Details : Abutting Street Name Abutting Street width in mtrs. Side Abutting Street 1 Abutting Street 2\n(Note: The Abutting Road width should be minimum 12\n\t\t\t\tmtrs.)\nSpecify Abutting Street Details :\nAbutting Street Name\nAbutting Street width in mtrs.\nSide\nAbutting Street 1 Abutting Street 2\n*1.17\nEntrances (Minimum width should be 4.5 mtrs. and head room\n\t\t\t\tclearance should be minimum 5.0 mtrs.)\nProposed to provide ................... number of\n\t\t\t\tentrance/exit\nSpecify: Entrance/Exit details\nEntrance width in mtrs.\nAbutting Road width\nSide\nEntrance 1 Entrance 2 Head room clearance\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t…............mtrs.\n*1.18\nCar parking:\nCar Parking Details: Basement / Stilt / Ground\n\t\t\t\tFloor No. of Cars\nBasement\n….........................\nStilt\n….........................\nGround\n….........................\n1.19\nRamps:\nProposed to provide .................. ramps (If no\n\t\t\t\tbasement is there for the building, please enter 'NA.') Specify\n\t\t\t\tRamp Details\nWidth of Ramp in mtrs.\nSide\nRamp 1 Ramp 2\nNote:-— As per cl. 12.9.3 of open ramps shall\n\t\t\t\tbe permitted if they are constructed within the building line.\nNote:-— As per cl. 12.9.3 of open ramps shall\n\t\t\t\tbe permitted if they are constructed within the building line.\n*1.20\nStaircase:\n*1.20.1\nNo. of Internal staircase…...................\n\t\t\t\t(Minimum 1) No. of External staircase......................\n\t\t\t\t(Minimum 1) All the staircases shall be designed to abut one\n\t\t\t\tof its sides to the external wall.\nInternal Staircase\n\t\t\t\tDetails:\n*1.20.2.1\nInternal Staircases (Minimum width 1.50 meters) for\n\t\t\t\tother than Assembly and Institutional Occupancy, for Assembly and\n\t\t\t\tInstitutional Occupancy Minimum Internal staircase width should\n\t\t\t\tbe minimum 2.0 meters\nNo.\nLocation\nFrom .............. Floor\nTo ….......... Floor\nWidth of Staircase …....mtrs.\nStaircases 1 Staircases 2 Staircases\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t3 Staircases 4 Staircases 5\n*1.20.2.2\nTravel distance ..........mtr. distance from the\n\t\t\t\tfarthest point and mtr. distance from the dead-end of the\n\t\t\t\tcorridor to the staircases (1 ½ times permitted travel\n\t\t\t\tdistance is acceptable if entire building is proposed with\n\t\t\t\tsprinkler system)\n(Number of staircases to comply with travel\n\t\t\t\tdistance NBC-4 - 4.5. If there are more than 1 internal\n\t\t\t\tstaircase, one of the staircases may be extended to the basement\n\t\t\t\tand it should terminate at ground floor level and separate\n\t\t\t\tstaircases shall be provided to reach the basement parking areas\n\t\t\t\tfrom ground floor and the same should be separated at ground\n\t\t\t\tlevel by ventilated lobby with discharge points to 2 different\n\t\t\t\tends through enclosure.)\n*1.20.2.3\nWidth of the\n\t\t\t\tThreads.................. cm\n*1.20.2.4\nHeight of the riser ............... cm\n*1.20.2.5\nNumber of riser ............... per flight\n*1.20.2.6\nHeight of the hand rails............... mtr (should\n\t\t\t\tbe/mtrs)\n*1.20.2.7\nThe gap between two verticles .............. cm\n\t\t\t\t(should not exceed 15 cm)\n*1.20.2.8\nHead room clearance.............. mtr.\nExternal Staircase details:\n*1.20.3.1\nExternal Staircases:\nNo.\nLocation\nFrom .............. Floor\nTo ….......... Floor\nWidth of Staircase …....mtrs.\nStaircases 1 Staircases 2 Staircases\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t3 Staircases 4 Staircases 5\n(Note:— External staircase shall terminate at\n\t\t\t\tGround/Stilt floor only, it should not extend to the basement.\n\t\t\t\tMinimum width should be 1.25 Mtrs.)\n(Note:— External staircase shall terminate at\n\t\t\t\tGround/Stilt floor only, it should not extend to the basement.\n\t\t\t\tMinimum width should be 1.25 Mtrs.)\n*1.20.3.2\nWidth of the Treads …..cm\n*1.20.3.3\nHeight of the riser …. cm\n*1.20.3.4\nNumber of riser … per flight\n*1.20.3.5\nHeight of the hand rails ….. mtr. (should be\n\t\t\t\t1 mtr.)\n*1.20.3.6\nThe gap between two verticals............. cm\n\t\t\t\t(should not exceed 15 cm)\n*1.20.3.7\nHead room clearance mtr.\n*1.21\nLifts:\n1.21.1\n…........... Number of Passenger lifts\nPassenger Lift Details Passenger Lift\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t1 Passenger Lift 2\nCapacity (kgs)\n1.21.2\n…........ Number of Service lifts\nService Lift Details: Service Lift 1 Service\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\tLift 2\nCapacity (kgs)\n1.22\nGenerator\n…......Number of Electrical Generators\nGenerators Details Generator 1 Generator 2\nCapacity (kva)\nNote:— Electrical generator with auto start\n\t\t\t\tand auto changeover from normal to emergency source to supply\n\t\t\t\tpower to staircase and corridor lighting circuits, fire lifts,\n\t\t\t\tthe standby fire pump, pressurization fans and blowers, smoke\n\t\t\t\textraction and damper systems in case of failure of normal\n\t\t\t\telectric supply.\nNote:— Electrical generator with auto start\n\t\t\t\tand auto changeover from normal to emergency source to supply\n\t\t\t\tpower to staircase and corridor lighting circuits, fire lifts,\n\t\t\t\tthe standby fire pump, pressurization fans and blowers, smoke\n\t\t\t\textraction and damper systems in case of failure of normal\n\t\t\t\telectric supply.\n*1.23\nMinimum Fixed Fire Fighting installations\nWhether minimum fixed fire fighting installations\n\t\t\t\tas prescribed in table 23 of NBC-Part 4 are provided (NBC-4,\n\t\t\t\tAppdx - d is also applicable)\n1.23.1\nProposed to provide...... number of Manual Call\n\t\t\t\tPoints in the entire building.\n1.23.2\nProposed to provide.......... number of Smoke\n\t\t\t\tDectectors, Heat detectors, ….........number of Beam\n\t\t\t\tDetectors in the entire building. (Please refer IS 2189:1999)\n1.23.3\nProposed to provide Detection Control Panel in.....\n\t\t\t\tfloor.\n1.23.4\nProposed to provide..... number of automatic\n\t\t\t\tsprinklers in the entire building. (Please refer IS\n\t\t\t\t15105:2002)\n1.23.5\nProposed to provide .... number of Hose Reels in\n\t\t\t\tthe entire building.\n1.23.6\nProposed to provide .... number of Wet Risers/ Wet\n\t\t\t\tRiser cum Down comers.\n1.23.7\nProposed to provide ... number of Yard Hydrants.\n*1.23.8(a)\nProposed to provide number of Underground Static\n\t\t\t\tWater tank/tanks, totally .... ltrs. Capacity. Underground\n\t\t\t\tStatic Water Tank Details: Ltrs. Underground Static Water Tank\n\t\t\t\t1 Underground Static Water Tank 2\n1.23.8(b)\nMention Nearest Water Source …........\n\t\t\t\t(River/ Lake/Pond/Well/ Municipal Water Works)\n*1.23.9\nProposed to provide .... number of Terrace tank/\n\t\t\t\ttanks, totally........... ltrs. Capacity. Terrace Tank Details\n\t\t\t\tLtrs Terrace Tank 1 Terrace Tank 2\n1.23.10\nProposed to provide the following Pumps:\n*1.23.10.1\nJockey Pump Details\nItrs/min. capacity.\nJockey Pump 1 Jockey Pump 2\n*1.23.10.2\nElectrical Main Pump Details:\nItrs/min. capacity.\nElectrical Main Pump 1 Electrical Main Pump 2\n1.23.10.3\nStandby Diesel Pump Details:\nltrs/min. capacity\nStandby Diesel Pump 1 Standby Diesel Pump 2\n1.23.10.4\nElectric Pump for Sprinkler system Details:\nltrs/min. capacity\nElectric Pump for Sprinkler system 1 Electric\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\tPump for Sprinkler system 2\n1.23.10.5\nBooster Pump Details:\nltrs/min capacity\nBooster Pump 1 Booster Pump 2\n1.23.11\n…...... Number of Fire Lifts.\nFire Lift Details\nCapacity\nFire Lift 1 Fire Lif 2\n(Note: Minimum one Fire Lift with capacity not less\n\t\t\t\tthan 545 kgs/8 persons lift for every 1200 sq. mtrs. area as per\n\t\t\t\tNBC 4-Annexure C 1.5)\n(Note: Minimum one Fire Lift with capacity not less\n\t\t\t\tthan 545 kgs/8 persons lift for every 1200 sq. mtrs. area as per\n\t\t\t\tNBC 4-Annexure C 1.5)\n*1.24\nBank Guarantee:\n15% of the estimates of Fire Safety Systems Rs.\n\t\t\t\t…........as Bank Guarantee.\n*1.25\nNearest Fire Station:\nNearest Fire Station ............ and Telephone\n\t\t\t\tNumber...............\n*1.26\nPublic Address system:\n.........................................\n\t\t\t\t(Provided/Not provided)\nII\nSl. No.\nDescription\n*2.1\nWhether Building Owner/Occupier Name and his\n\t\t\t\taddress is filled in and signed\nYes\nNo\n*2.2\nWhether Location and Address of the Building/Site\n\t\t\t\tis filled in\nYes\nNo\n*2.3\nWhether Buildings plans include the following (for\n\t\t\t\tfilling 2.3.1 to 2.3.34, please refer NBC-Part 2-12.2.5.1) Note:\n\t\t\t\tThe plans should be to scale. All plans shall be not less than\n\t\t\t\t1:100 scale\n*2.3.1.1\nWhether 5 sets of Checklist duly filled in all\n\t\t\t\tcolumns and signed are submitted?\nYes\nNo\n*2.3.1.2\nWhether 5 sets of site plan duly marking open\n\t\t\t\tplaces on all sides is submitted\nYes\nNo\n*2.3.1.3\nWhether 5 sets of Floor wise plans including\n\t\t\t\tBasements/Stilts duly marking fire safety systems are submitted.\nYes\nNo\n*2.3.1.4\nWhether 5 sets of Terrace plans are submitted\nYes\nNo\n*2.3.1.5\nWhether 5 sets of Section plans are submitted\nYes\nNo\n*2.3.1.6\nWhether 5 sets of Elevation plans are submitted\nYes\nNo\n*2.3.2.1\nWidth of the abutting street (to be not less than\n\t\t\t\t12 mtrs.) (NBC Part 3-4.6)\nYes\nNo\n2.3.2.2\nShow if it is terminating in dead end (NBC-Part\n\t\t\t\t3-4.7; Part 4-3.4.6)\nYes\nNo\n*2.3.3\nArea of the plot\nYes\nNo\n*2.3.4\nPlan of all floors with stair- cases, corridors\nYes\nNo\n*2.3.5\nLift well, ramps, if (provided)\nYes\nNo\n*2.3.6\nTwo section dwgs, through stairs (NBC-Part\n\t\t\t\t2-12.2.5.1.b/c)\nYes\nNo\n*2.3.7\nOccupancy of all parts/floors of bldg. (NBC-Part\n\t\t\t\t2-12.2.5b; 13.2.f; Part 4-3.1.12/3.1.14 & 4.3)\nYes\nNo\n2.3.8\nFor filling item 2.3.8.1-2.3.8.4, please refer to\n\t\t\t\t(NBC-Part 2-12.2.5.1.j/n;-Part 4-3.4.11/12; -C1.6/7; 1.17)\n2.3.8.1\nDetails of: air-conditioning & dampers\nYes\nNo\nNA\n2.3.8.2\nDetails of: mechanical ventilation & smoke\n\t\t\t\texhaust System\nYes\nNo\nNA\n2.3.8.3\nDetails of: vents for smoke to minimize their\n\t\t\t\tspread\nYes\nNo\nNA\n2.3.8.4\nDetails of: Vents which should be minimum 2.5% of\n\t\t\t\tfloor are of Basement\nYes\nNo\nNA\n2.3.9\nFor filling item 2.3.9.1-2.3.9.2, please refer to\n\t\t\t\t(NBC-Part 2-12.2.5.1.d/e/m; Part 4-3.4/4; C-1.5/16; IS 1646;\n\t\t\t\t1.E.R.)\n*2.3.9.1\nLocation of elec. sub-station, transformer,\n\t\t\t\tgenerator, fire-lift\nYes\nNo\n*2.3.9.2\nLocation of smoke-stops in lobby/floors\nYes\nNo\n2.3.10\nFor filling item 2.3.10.1-2.3.10.4, please refer to\n\t\t\t\t(NBC- Part 2-12.2.5.p/q/r/s;- Part 4.5.1.2)\n*2.3.10.1\nUnderground static water storage tank, terrace tank\n\t\t\t\tand fire pumps\nYes\nNo\n*2.3.10.2\nDetection and fire alarm systems\nYes\nNo\n*2.3.10.3\nHose-reels, wet-riser/wet riser cum Down corner\n\t\t\t\t(minimum one wet riser for every 1000 sq.m. covered area)\nYes\nNo\n*2.3.10.4\nAutomatic Sprinklers (basement area >200 sq.m.\n\t\t\t\tautomatic sprinklers should be provided)\nYes\nNo\n*2.3.11\nDetails of motorable access to & around bldg.\n\t\t\t\tand turning radius at bldg. corners. (NBC-Part 2-12.2.5.1.a;-Part\n\t\t\t\t3-4.6/7)\nYes\nNo\n*2.3.12\nVehicular parking spaces (NBC- Part 2-12.2.51.g,\n\t\t\t\tPart 3-. 10/ appdx.B)\nYes\nNo\n2.3.13\nFor filling item 2.3.13.1-2.3.13.3, please refer to\n\t\t\t\t(NBC-Part 2-12.2.5.1.b/k; Part 3-12.9.3.f; Part 2-8.3 tol3)\n(Note: NBC-Part 4-4.2.9; 4.2.10.m; C.6.2; for\n\t\t\t\tstairs from upper floors to basement. For corresponding rules for\n\t\t\t\tlifts,see NBC-Part 4-appdx-C1.5.h/j)\n(Note: NBC-Part 4-4.2.9; 4.2.10.m; C.6.2; for\n\t\t\t\tstairs from upper floors to basement. For corresponding rules for\n\t\t\t\tlifts,see NBC-Part 4-appdx-C1.5.h/j)\n*2.3.13.1\nSize (widths) of exit sair cases\nYes\nNo\n*2.3.13.2\nSize (widths) of balcony approach, corridors\nYes\nNo\n*2.3.13.3\nSize (widths) of ventilated lobby approach\nYes\nNo\n2.3.14\nCompartmentation (if any), show typical detail of\n\t\t\t\tfire-resistant doors/stops (NBC-4 - 4.7, 3.4.8, 3.4.9; C-9)\nYes\nNo\nNA\n2.3.15\nSite plan duly marking open spaces on all sides\n\t\t\t\tfrom the building line to boundary of the premises\nYes\nNo\nNA\n2.4\nType of Construction (NBC-Part 4-3.3)\n*2.4.1\nConstruction to be type 1, including for external\n\t\t\t\twalls, load bearing elements, roof, stairs, lifts, exit routes\n\t\t\t\tcorridors. (NBC-Part 4-3.3,3.4.7; IS-1642)\nYes\nNo\n*2.4.2\nSpecifications for all fire safety items like fire\n\t\t\t\tresistant doors used as \"fire Cut-offs\" or\n\t\t\t\t\"fire-breaks\" or for stairs/lifts, to be furnished\n\t\t\t\t(NBC-Part4-3.4.8.1/3/9)\nYes\nNo\n*2.4.3\nFinishing material used for interior surfaces and\n\t\t\t\tdecor not to generate toxic smoke/fumes (NBC-3.4.15; IS 12777\n\t\t\t\t&1642)\nYes\nNo\n2.5\nAccess/Open space\n2.5.1\nDead end in abutting street allowed only in\n\t\t\t\tresidential bldg. below 30 mtrs. ht., in which case, 81 sq. mtrs.\n\t\t\t\tturning space regd. (NBC-Part 3-4.7;)\nYes\nNo\nNA\n*2.5.2\nEntrance gate minimum width & head room, 4.5 &\n\t\t\t\t5 mtrs. resp. (NBC-Part 4-3.4.6.1;)\nYes\nNo\n2.5.3\nApproach to bldg. and access space on all sides up\n\t\t\t\tto 6 mtrs. width shall (refer to NBC-Part-3-4.4.2,/4.6,/8.4, 1.d,\n\t\t\t\t/Part 4-3.4.6, 3.4.6.1.c/d, 5.1.6)\n*2.5.3.1\nbe hard surfaced for 45 ton fire vehicles and be\n\t\t\t\tmotorable\nYes\nNo\n2.5.3.2\nif have roof on water tank or bridge, if any in\n\t\t\t\taccess route, should withstand a load of 45 ton fire vehicle.\n\t\t\t\t(NBC-Part 4-5.1.6)\nYes\nNo\nNA\n*2.5.3.3\nThis space of 6 mtrs., for access, shall be\n\t\t\t\tmaintained free of parking, and kept free of any obstructions,\n\t\t\t\tstructures or fixtures up to ht. of 4.5 mtrs., above which 1.25\n\t\t\t\tmtrs. unenclosed balconies are allowed\nYes\nNo\n2.6\nExit Requirements\n2.6.1\nGeneral Exit Requirements (B-20/21; NBC-Part 4-4,\n\t\t\t\tappdx C) (Note-Lift and escalators shall not be considered as\n\t\t\t\texits. (NBC-Part 4-4.2.2))\n*2.6.1.1\nEvery public place to have sufficient safe exits -\n\t\t\t\twithout passing through another occupied unit. (NBC-Part 4-4.2.4/\n\t\t\t\t4.2.11)\nYes\nNo\n*2.6.1.2\nAll escape Exit routes to have clearly visible &\n\t\t\t\tilluminated signs with battery backup emergency alternate power\n\t\t\t\tsupply, (NBC-Part 4-4.2.7; 4.16.3/4/10, C1.14b)\nYes\nNo\n*2.6.1.3\nFire-check doors for fire resistance of two hour to\n\t\t\t\tprevent spread of fire/smoke, in escape routes, particularly at\n\t\t\t\tentrance to lifts and stairs which are prone to funnel/flue\n\t\t\t\teffect (NBC-Part 4-4.2.9)\nYes\nNo\n2.6.1.4\nExits to suffice simultaneously for assembly and\n\t\t\t\tother occupancy, if any, unless Fire department determines that,\n\t\t\t\tcondition are such that simultaneous occupancy will not occur\n\t\t\t\t(NBC-Part 4-6.4.4.8/9)\nYes\nNo\nNA\n*2.6.2.1\nNumber of persons within any floor area or occupant\n\t\t\t\tload shall be based on actuals, but not less than that given in\n\t\t\t\t(NBC-Part 4-4.3; Table 21)\nYes\nNo\n*2.6.2.2\nLocate exit stairs, so that travel distance does\n\t\t\t\tnot exceed 22.5 mtrs. for residential, educational, institutional\n\t\t\t\tand hazardous occupancies and 30 mtrs. for assembly, business and\n\t\t\t\tstorage and 45 m for industrial buildings. These should be remote\n\t\t\t\tto one another and should provide exit in different directions.\n\t\t\t\tFor basements travel distance should not exceed 15 meters\n\t\t\t\t(NBC-Part 4-4.5)\nYes\nNo\n*2.6.2.3\nDoorways to be min. 100 cms. (200 cm. for assembly\n\t\t\t\tareas)\nYes\nNo\n*2.6.2.4\nOpen into corridors or through landings into\n\t\t\t\tenclosed staircases for continuous protected egress (NBC-Part\n\t\t\t\t4-4.7)\nYes\nNo\n*2.6.2.5\nStaircases shall be of enclosed type (NBC-Part\n\t\t\t\t4-4.6)\nYes\nNo\n*2.6.2.6\nNo. of sizes of exit staircases to depend on 6b(1\n\t\t\t\tto 3) above and 7A5 (NBC-Part 4-4.3/ 4/5&6)\nYes\nNo\n*2.6.2.7\nExit doors to be open able from served side,\n\t\t\t\twithout keys (NBC-Part 4-4.7.5)\nYes\nNo\n2.6.3\nCorridors and Passageways\n*2.6.3.1\nThe width of the above shall not be less than the\n\t\t\t\taggregate required width of exit doors leading in direction of\n\t\t\t\tegress (NBC-Part 4-4.8.1)\nYes\nNo\n*2.6.3.2\nThe above (& stairs/lifts) shall have\n\t\t\t\tfire/smoke resistant doors\nYes\nNo\n*2.6.3.3\nHave adequate ventilation (NBC-Part 4-4.8.3)\nYes\nNo\n*2.6.3.4\nIllumination required to ensure safe travel\nYes\nNo\n2.7\n2.7a\nInternal Staircase\n2.7a.1\nFor (2.7.a.1.1-2.7.a.1.4) (Refer NBC-Part\n\t\t\t\t4-4.9.6/7/8)\n*2.7a.1.1\nMinimum width 1.5 mtrs. for other than Assembly\n\t\t\t\tbuildings (For Assembly and Hospital buildings minimum width is\n\t\t\t\t2.0 meters) (Net width of stairs, available between hand rails\n\t\t\t\timportant)\nYes\nNo\n*2.7a.1.2\nTread 25/30 cms. for residential/other than\n\t\t\t\tassembly\nYes\nNo\n*2.7a.1.3\nRiser max 15 cms ht.\nYes\nNo\n*2.7a.1.4\nNo. of risers not more than 15 Nos. per flight\nYes\nNo\n*2.7a.1.5\nConstruction should be with non-combustibles\n\t\t\t\tmaterial (NBC-Part 4-4.9.1)\nYes\nNo\n*2.7a.2\nTo be a self contained unit with at least one\n\t\t\t\texternal wall and be completely enclosed. (NBC-Part 4-4.9.2)\nYes\nNo\n*2.7a.3\nShall not be around lift (NBC-Part 4-4.9.3)\nYes\nNo\n2.7a.4\nHand rails to be at 100 cms. height (NBC-Part\n\t\t\t\t4-4.9.9)\nYes\nNo\n*2.7a.5\nTo be designed such that the No. of people in\n\t\t\t\tbetween floor landings, is not less than those on each floor.\n\t\t\t\t(NBC-Part 4-4.9.10)\nYes\nNo\n*2.7a.6\nTo contain no electrical shafts/ AC ducts or gas\n\t\t\t\tpipes (NBC-Part 4-4.9.4/10f)\nYes\nNo\n*2.7a.7\nAccess to stairs shall be through two hr. rated\n\t\t\t\tfire/ smoke door (NBC-Part 4-4.9.10.b)\nYes\nNo\n2.7b\nExternal Stairs\n*2.7b.1\nShall be directly connected to ground (NBC-Part\n\t\t\t\t4-4.11.2)\nYes\nNo\n*2.7b.2\nMinimum width 1.25 meters\nYes\nNo\n*2.7b.3\nEntrance to be separate and remote from internal\n\t\t\t\tstairs. (NBC-Part 4-4.11.3)\nYes\nNo\n*2.7b.4\nTo have no wall/window opening, close to it\n\t\t\t\t(NBC-Part 4-4.11.4)\nYes\nNo\n*2.7b.5\nOpenable vents/ducts to outer air be provided at\n\t\t\t\tlandings to facilitate venting of smoke, if any, and for\n\t\t\t\trescue/fire fighting (NBC-Part 4 C.1.4)\nYes\nNo\n*2.7b.6\nRoute to be Always free of any obstructions/doors\n\t\t\t\tshall be openable from the served side without use of a key\n\t\t\t\t(NBC=Part 4-4.11.6)\nYes\nNo\n*2.7b.7\nShall be of non-combustible materials and doors\n\t\t\t\tleading to it shall have the regd. fire resistance (NBC-Part\n\t\t\t\t4-4.11.6)\nYes\nNo\n*2.7b.8\nFire escapes not to be taken into account in\n\t\t\t\tcalculating evacuation time (NBC-Part 4 4.11.10)\nYes\nNo\n*2.7b.9\nWidth/tread, to be not less than 1.25 meters/25.0\n\t\t\t\tmeters respect riser not more than 19 cm. and flights/angle not\n\t\t\t\tmore 15/45 degrees, resp. (NBC-Part 4-4.11.7/8). However, the\n\t\t\t\tcorresponding dimensions for internal stairs i.e.\n\t\t\t\twidth/tread/riser at 150/25/15 cm. resp. are much preferred to\n\t\t\t\tensure safer evacuation.)\nYes\nNo\n2.8\nMiscellaneous Exit Items\n2.8.1\nFire Tower\n2.8.1.1\nFire Tower is the preferred escape route, being an\n\t\t\t\tenclosed staircase, approached from floors, through landings\n\t\t\t\tseparated from floors and stairs by fire-resistant doors and open\n\t\t\t\tto outer air (NBC-Part 4-3 & 4.13)\nYes\nNo\nNA\n2.8.1.2\nFor business, mercantile, institutional, theatres,\n\t\t\t\tif >8 stories or >24 mtr., in height, at least one fire\n\t\t\t\ttower is regd.\nYes\nNo\nNA\n2.8.2\nHorizontal Exits\nYes\nNo\nNA\n2.8.1.2\nTo have with the same width at least one fire door\n\t\t\t\tof self-closing type (NBC-Part 4-4.12.1/2)\nYes\nNo\nNA\n2.8.2.2\nDoors to be openable at all times from served\n\t\t\t\tside(s) (NBC-Part 4 4.12.5)\nYes\nNo\nNA\n2.8.2.3\nRefuge area of 15 m2 or an area equivalent to 0.3\n\t\t\t\tm2 per person to accommodate the occupants of two consecutive\n\t\t\t\tfloors, whichever is higher, shall be provided as under.\n(a) For floors above 24 m. and upto 39 m —\n\t\t\t\tone refuge area immediately above 24 m.\n(b) For Floors above 39 m —one refuge area on\n\t\t\t\tthe floor immediately above 39 m and soon after every 15 m\nYes\nNo\nNA\n2.8.3\nRamps\n2.8.3.1\nTo be not steeper than 1 in 10 and Never steeper\n\t\t\t\tthan 1 in 8. Surface to be skid proof NBC-Part 4-4.14)\nYes\nNo\nNA\n*2.8.3.2\nTo never abut the street without level space, so as\n\t\t\t\tto provide safe sighting, before driving into the street.\n\t\t\t\t(NBC-Part 3-10)\nYes\nNo\n2.8.3.3\nIn plots over 2000 sq. mtrs. Ramps shall be within\n\t\t\t\tbldg., line, for safety reasons\nYes\nNo\n2.9\nElectrical Safety\n*2.9.1\nTo comply with Indian Electrical Rules, including\n\t\t\t\trelated Indian standards/Codes stipulated therein; NBC Part 8-2;\n\t\t\t\tN.E.C.-Part 3-3; and IS-4878-14; IS-1646 & 732.\nYes\nNo\n*2.9.2\nElec. installations shall be by licensed electrical\n\t\t\t\tcontractor & supervised by holder of\n\t\t\t\tcompetency-certificate/permit issued by Government. Appropriate\n\t\t\t\tcertificates reqd. (IS-732-3.5)\nYes\nNo\n*2.9.3\nCompletion drawings showing all circuits to enable\n\t\t\t\tfunctional checks to verify compliance with applicable rules\n\t\t\t\t(NBC-Part 8-3-9.1.5/9.2; IS 732.3.1/.4.1/.5/.9)\nYes\nNo\n*2.9.4\nSpecific Requirements\n*2.9.4a.1\nEmergency and escape lighting powered by source\n\t\t\t\tindependent of normal power, for stairs/ exit routes & fire\n\t\t\t\talarm\nYes\nNo\n*2.9.4a.2\nWith one and half hrs. battery backup (NBC-Part\n\t\t\t\t4-4.16; appendix-D1 .14)\nYes\nNo\nNA\n*2.9.4b\nAlternate/Emergency generator fed, separate, direct\n\t\t\t\tpower circuits for item 2 (refer NBC-Part 4-C.1.5.p; 1.6.4.3;\n\t\t\t\t1.12, 14, 15)\nNA\n*2.9.4b.1\nFire pumps, lifts\nYes\nNo\n*2.9.4b.2\nSmoke Exhausters\nYes\nNo\n*2.9.4b.3\nEmergency Lighting\nYes\nNo\n*2.9.4b.4\nFire Alarm/P.A. Systems (Note: Auto start and auto\n\t\t\t\tswitch over from normal to emergency source should be ensured)\nYes\nNo\n2.9.4c\nTransformers, if in basement to have enclosure of 4\n\t\t\t\thr. rating (NBC-Part 4-C.1.16.C)\nYes\nNo\nNA\n2.9.4d\nTransformers room/enclosure, location and\n\t\t\t\tventilation/exhaust to be such that no smoke or fumes therefrom\n\t\t\t\tcan ingress into exit/escape routes or parking or other parts of\n\t\t\t\tthe bldg. (NBC-Part 4-6.4.6.5)\nYes\nNo\nNA\n*2.9.4e\nTransformer plinth should be at least 15 cm. above\n\t\t\t\tgrade and if oil filled should have curbs to prevent egress of\n\t\t\t\tleaking oil into any parking area (NBC-Part 8-2-4.2.2.c/g.)\nYes\nNo\n2.9.4f\nPeriodical verification of efficacy of\n\t\t\t\temergency/alternate power supplies and related escape and fire\n\t\t\t\tsafety equipment (1S-1646-3.6&11.6)\nYes\nNo\nNA\n*2.9.4g\nCompliance with I.S. 1646; 732; 10028, regarding\n\t\t\t\tfire safety of bldg., electrical wiring & transformers resp.\n2.9.4h\nIndoor transformers to have auto High velocity\n\t\t\t\twater spray or Emulsifying system (IS-15.10.3)\nYes\nNo\nNA\n2.9.4i\nTransformer shall have soak pit, fencing and\n\t\t\t\tprovided with 45 ltr. foam trolley\nYes\nNo\nNA\n2.9.5\nPower circuits\nYes\nNo\nNA\n*2.9.5.1\nThe lighting in, passageways, stairways, exits, and\n\t\t\t\tparts of bldg. open to public, should be divided into two halves,\n\t\t\t\teach half being fed by separate circuit controlled by switches,\n\t\t\t\tlocated remote from each other.(IS-1646)\nYes\nNo\n*2.9.5.2\nElectrical fires being common cause of fires,\n\t\t\t\tstrict compliance I.E.R. 30 (ISI, complaint electrical material)\n\t\t\t\tand IS-732 & NBC-Part 8-2, (for electrical wiring), is\n\t\t\t\tessential\nYes\nNo\n*2.9.6\nLightning protection per IS-2309. (NBC-Part 3-19)\nYes\nNo\n2.10\nFire Protection (The following aspects should be\n\t\t\t\ttaken care of)\n2.10a\nBuilding Design\n2.10a.1\nType of construction to comply with item 4, above,\n\t\t\t\tto prevent rapid spread of fire, smoke or fumes which may\n\t\t\t\totherwise contribute to loss of lives and property. Fire\n\t\t\t\tresistance ratings to comply with NBC-Part 4 c1-3.3 Table 1. (Any\n\t\t\t\tdeviations to be specifically, noted)\nYes\nNo\n2.10a.2\nIf a bldg. has more than one occupancy it shall\n\t\t\t\tcomply with requirements of the most hazardous one, unless 4 hr.\n\t\t\t\trated separating wall is provided (NBC-Part 4-3.4.7)\nYes\nNo\n*2.10a.3\nFire resistant doors, 1 hr. rated, in escape\n\t\t\t\troutes, particularly at entrance to lifts, staircases, per 7.a-7,\n\t\t\t\tabove (NBC-Part 4-4.2.4 & IS 361)\nYes\nNo\n*2.10a.4\nDoorway or opening in separating walls/floors to\n\t\t\t\tlimit spread of fire, smoke by use of 2 hr. rated fire resistance\n\t\t\t\tdoors/ steel rolling shutters (NBC-Part 4-3.4.8 & 3.4.8.1;\n\t\t\t\tIS-12458)\nYes\nNo\n*2.10a.5\nOpenings in walls/floors for cables, plumbing etc.\n\t\t\t\tto be in ducts/shafts enclosure of 2 hr. fire-resistance, with 1\n\t\t\t\thr. rated inspection doors (NBC-Part 4-3.4.8.2/3 & C.1.9)\nYes\nNo\n*2.10a.6\nSeal space between cables etc. and shaft, with\n\t\t\t\tfillers, to stop fire at every floor level. (NBC-Part 4-3.4.8.3)\nYes\nNo\n*2.10a.7\nSurface finishes on walls/ ceilings/facade shall\n\t\t\t\tminimize the spread of fire or toxic fumes (NBC-Part 4-3.4.15.1;\n\t\t\t\tC.11)\nYes\nNo\n*2.10a.8\nUse \"Class 1 flame-spread\", surfacing\n\t\t\t\tmaterial, and fabric materials used for decor, carpets curtains\n\t\t\t\tetc. per IS 2777 (NBC-Part 4-3.4.15.2, 6.4.6.1, C1.2 & 11.1)\nYes\nNo\n*2.10a.9\nWalls, partitions or floors lined with combustible\n\t\t\t\tmaterial, to have surfaces conforming to IS 1642, to prevent\n\t\t\t\trapid fire spread, hampering escape of occupants (NBC-Part\n\t\t\t\t4-3.4.15.5)\nYes\nNo\n*2.10a.10\nOpenable windows, on external walls or on fully\n\t\t\t\tglazed facades, to have locks which can be opened by fire-man's\n\t\t\t\taxe to enable quick access for rescue of inmates, and for\n\t\t\t\tfire-fighting (NBC Part 4-3.4.16,C.1.7)\n(Note Accessibility of fire men into higher floors\n\t\t\t\tis important)\n(Note Accessibility of fire men into higher floors\n\t\t\t\tis important)\nYes\nNo\n2.10b\nAir Conditioning/Ventilation\n2.10b.1\nTo be designed to minimize spreading of fire smoke\n\t\t\t\t& fumes from one fire area/floor to another or to escape/exit\n\t\t\t\tpath, staircases, etc. (NBC Part 4-3.4.11 & C1.17; v Part\n\t\t\t\t3-sec.-1/3)\nYes\nNo\nNA\n*2.10b.2\nIn case of fire, or smoke at A.C's outlet,\n\t\t\t\tAutomatic dampers to close, to stop spreading of smoke\nYes\nNo\n*2.10b.3\nIn case of fire, stop fans, unless these are\n\t\t\t\tarranged to remove smoke from fire area. (NBC-Part 4-3.4.11,2)\nYes\nNo\n*2.10b.4\nFrom safety point of view, separate air handling\n\t\t\t\tsystems for various floors are preferred, to minimize hazard of\n\t\t\t\tsmoke spreading. Refer (NBC-Part 4-3.4.11.4)\nYes\nNo\n2.10c\nSmoke venting\nNote:— It is well established that far\n\t\t\t\tgreater lives are lost due to smoke (more so, if exits are\n\t\t\t\tdeficient), than due to fire-burns refer (NBC-Part 4-3.4.1/12,\n\t\t\t\t4.2.9, C1.6)\nNote:— It is well established that far\n\t\t\t\tgreater lives are lost due to smoke (more so, if exits are\n\t\t\t\tdeficient), than due to fire-burns refer (NBC-Part 4-3.4.1/12,\n\t\t\t\t4.2.9, C1.6)\n*2.10c.1\nAutomatic smoke vents, with area min. 3.3% of floor\n\t\t\t\tarea, in assembly areas and balconies, shall be installed. Refer\n\t\t\t\t(NBC-Part 4-3.4.6.4.2/6, 4.4, 6.4.6.11)\nYes\nNo\n*2.10c.2\nThe above, is natural draft smoke venting, opened\n\t\t\t\tby smoke sensitive device, automatically. To substitute this with\n\t\t\t\tpowered exhausters, Department 's permission is regd. Refer (NBC-Part\n\t\t\t\t4-3.4,6.4.4/6.4.5)\nYes\nNo\n2.10d\nBasements (Please refer 12.9.3 of Part 3 NBC and\n\t\t\t\tC1.6 of Part 4 NBC)\n2.10d.1\nBasements to be separately ventilated with grills\n\t\t\t\tetc. having 2.5% area of floor. Alternatively, air inlet &\n\t\t\t\tsmoke outlet ducts at floor & ceiling level resp. be provided\n\t\t\t\trefer (NBC-Part 4-C.1.6.1)\nYes\nNo\nNA\n2.10d.2\nMechanical extractors with 30 change/hr. in case of\n\t\t\t\tfire fed by alternate power also reqd. for lower basement, if\n\t\t\t\tany. Refer (NBC-Part 4-C.1.6.4)\nYes\nNo\nNA\n2.10d.3\nSmoke from basement fire shall in no case ingress\n\t\t\t\tinto any exit path/stairs serving upper floors. Refer (NBC-Part\n\t\t\t\t4-C1.6.6)\nYes\nNo\nNA\n2.10d.4\nUse of LPG/Pressure stove in basements is\n\t\t\t\tprohibited, while allowed in other areas 4 hr, fire-resistant\n\t\t\t\tenclosures. Refer (NBC-Part 3-12.9;Part 4-C1.6.5)\nYes\nNo\nNA\n2.10.d.5\nEvery basement shall be in every part at least 2.4\n\t\t\t\tm in height from the floor to the underside of the roof slab or\n\t\t\t\tceiling\nYes\nNo\nNA\n2.10d.6\nAdequate ventilation shall be provided for the\n\t\t\t\tbasement. The ventilation requirements shall be the same as\n\t\t\t\trequired by the particular occupancy according to bye laws. Any\n\t\t\t\tdeficiency may be met by providing adequate mechanical\n\t\t\t\tventilation in the form of blowers, exhaust fans,\n\t\t\t\tair-conditioning systems etc.\nYes\nNo\nNA\n2.10d.7\nThe minimum height of the ceiling of any basement\n\t\t\t\tshall be 0.9 m and the maximum 1.2 m above the average\n\t\t\t\tsurrounding ground level\nYes\nNo\nNA\n2.10d.8\nAdequate arrangements shall be made such that\n\t\t\t\tsurface drainage does not enter the basement\nYes\nNo\nNA\n2.10d.9\nThe walls and floors of the basement shall be\n\t\t\t\twatertight and be so designed that the effects of the surrounding\n\t\t\t\tsoil and moisture if any, are taken into account in design and\n\t\t\t\tadequate damp proofing treatment is given\nYes\nNo\nNA\n2.10d.10\nThe access to the basement shall be separate from\n\t\t\t\tthe main and alternative staircase providing access and exit from\n\t\t\t\thigher floors. Where the stair case is continuous in the case of\n\t\t\t\tbuildings served by more than one staircase, the same shall be of\n\t\t\t\tenclosed type serving as a fire separation from the basement\n\t\t\t\tfloor and higher floors. Open ramps shall be permitted if they\n\t\t\t\tare constructed within the building line subject to the provision\n\t\t\t\tof 2.10.d.8.\nNote:— The exit requirements in basements\n\t\t\t\tshall comply with the provisions of Part 4 Fire and Life Safety.\nNote:— The exit requirements in basements\n\t\t\t\tshall comply with the provisions of Part 4 Fire and Life Safety.\nYes\nNo\nNA\n2.10d.11\nEach Basement shall be separately ventilated. Vents\n\t\t\t\twith cross sectional area (Aggregate) not less than 2.5% of the\n\t\t\t\tfloor area spread evenly round the perimeter of the basement\n\t\t\t\tshall be provided in the form of grills, or breakable stall board\n\t\t\t\tlights or pavement lights or by way of shafts. Alternatively, a\n\t\t\t\tsystem of air inlets shall be provided at basement floor level\n\t\t\t\tand smoke outlets at basement ceiling level. Inlets and extracts\n\t\t\t\tmay be terminated at ground level with stall board or pavement\n\t\t\t\tlights as before, but ducts to convey fresh air to the basement\n\t\t\t\tfloor level have to be laid. Stall board and pavement lights\n\t\t\t\tshould be in positions easily accessible to the fire brigade and\n\t\t\t\tclearly marked. 'Smoke outlet' or air inlet with an indication of\n\t\t\t\tarea served at or near the opening.\nYes\nNo\nNA\n2.10.d.12\nThe staircase of basements, shall be of enclosed\n\t\t\t\ttype having fire resistance of not less than 2 h and shall be\n\t\t\t\tsituated at the periphery of the basement to be entered at ground\n\t\t\t\tlevel only from the open air and in such positions that smoke\n\t\t\t\tfrom any fire in the basement shall not obstruct any exit serving\n\t\t\t\tthe ground and upper stores of the building and shall communicate\n\t\t\t\twith basement through a lobby provided with fire resisting self\n\t\t\t\tclosing doors of 1 h resistance. For travel distance see 4.5 Part\n\t\t\t\t4 NBC. If the travel distance exceeds as given in table 21, Part\n\t\t\t\t4, Additional stair-cases shall be provided at proper places.\nYes\nNo\nNA\n2.10.d.13\nIn Multi-storey basements, intake ducts may serve\n\t\t\t\tall basement levels, but each basement level and basement\n\t\t\t\tcompartment shall have separate smoke outlet duct or ducts.Ducts\n\t\t\t\tso provided shall have the same fire resistance rating as the\n\t\t\t\tcompartment it-self. Fire rating may be taken as the required\n\t\t\t\tsmoke extraction time from smoke extraction ducts.\nYes\nNo\nNA\n2.10.d.14\nMechanical extractors for smoke venting system from\n\t\t\t\tlower basement levels shall also be provided. The system shall be\n\t\t\t\tof such design as to operate on actuation of heat/smoke sensitive\n\t\t\t\tdetectors or sprinklers, if installed, and shall have a\n\t\t\t\tconsiderably superior performance compared to the standard units.\n\t\t\t\tIt shall also have an arrangement to start it manually.\nYes\nNo\nNA\n2.10.d.15\nMechanical extractors shall have an internal\n\t\t\t\tlocking arrangement, so that extractors shall continue to operate\n\t\t\t\tand supply fans shall stop automatically with the actuation of\n\t\t\t\tfire detectors.\nYes\nNo\nNA\n2.10.d.16\nMechanical extractors shall have an alternative\n\t\t\t\tsource of supply\nYes\nNo\nNA\n2.10.d.17\nVentilating ducts shall be irate- grated with the\n\t\t\t\tstructure and made out of brick masonry or reinforced cement\n\t\t\t\tconcrete as far as possible and when this duct crosses the\n\t\t\t\ttransformer area or electrical switch board, fire dampers shall\n\t\t\t\tbe provided.\nYes\nNo\nNA\n2.10.d.18\nIf cutouts are provided from basements to the upper\n\t\t\t\tfloors or to the atmosphere, all sides cutout openings in the\n\t\t\t\tbasements shall be protected by sprinkler head at close spacing\n\t\t\t\tso as to form a water curtain in the event of fire.\nYes\nNo\nNA\n*2.10e\nFirst aid fire extinguishers should be provided as\n\t\t\t\tper IS-2190: 1992 & NBC-Part 4-5.1\nNote:— The following minimum number of fire\n\t\t\t\textinguishers should be provided.\nNote:— The following minimum number of fire\n\t\t\t\textinguishers should be provided.\nYes\nNo\n(1) One ABC powder extinguishers of 5 kgs. capacity\n\t\t\t\tand 2 no. of fire buckets filled with clean, dry, fine sand\n\t\t\t\tshould be provided for every 8 cars.\nYes\nNo\nPart (2) One extinguishers of 2 kgs. capacity\n\t\t\t\tshould be provided near the entrance to each main switch board\n\t\t\t\troom\nYes\nNo\nPart (3) 2 ABC powder extinguishers of 5 kgs.\n\t\t\t\tcapacity should be provided near transformer, if installed\nYes\nNo\nPart (4) 2 ABC powder extinguishers of 5 kgs.\n\t\t\t\tcapacity should be provided inside each lift room\nYes\nNo\n(v) 1 water pipe gas catridge extinguisher of 9\n\t\t\t\tltrs capacity should be kept near each staircase landing on every\n\t\t\t\tfloor\nYes\nNo\n(vi) Scale of suitable extinguishers for other\n\t\t\t\tareas shall be collected before approaching the department for\n\t\t\t\tfinal clearance, after finalizing utility of each area\nYes\nNo\n(vii) All the extinguishers suggested above should\n\t\t\t\tbe with BIS Mark and should be located at an easily accessible\n\t\t\t\tposition without obstructing the normal passage\nYes\nNo\n*2.10f\nFire service inlet (4 way) refer (NBC-Part\n\t\t\t\t4-5.1.6.b)\nYes\nNo\n*2.10g\nFire lift {546 Kg capacity) @ 1 for every 1200\n\t\t\t\tsq.m. floor area. Refer (NBC-Part 4-appdx-C.1.5)\nYes\nNo\n2.11\nSpecial Hazards\n*2.11.1\nRooms with refrigeration equipment/transformer not\n\t\t\t\tto be adjacent to each other and should be vented separately to\n\t\t\t\touter air. (NBC-Part 4-6.4.6.5)\nYes\nNo\n*2.11.2\nAll rooms/areas storing combustible\n\t\t\t\tmaterial/equipment/etc. be effectively cut off from exits/\n\t\t\t\tassembly areas. (NBC-Part 4.6.4.6.6)\nYes\nNo\n*2.11.3\nWhether minimum fixed fire fighting installations\n\t\t\t\tas prescribed in table 23 of NBC-Part 4 are provided (NBC-Part 4\n\t\t\t\tappdx-d is also applicable)\n(1) Proposed to provide emergency lighting with\n\t\t\t\tminimum\nYes\nNo\n2 hrs battery backup in the escape route.\n(2) Proposed to provide Auto glow signages in all\n\t\t\t\tfloors.\nYes\nNo\n(3) Proposed to provide Public Address System\nYes\nNo\n2.12\nMiscellaneous\n*2.12.1\nFor building 15 m and above, NBC-Part 4, appdx-C is\n\t\t\t\tapplicable\n*2.12.2\nOne Fire lift with capacity of not less than 545\n\t\t\t\tkg. (8 per-sons lift) for every 1200 sq. mtrs. of floor area\n\t\t\t\tshall be provided (NBC-Part 4-C.1.5)\nYes\nNo\n*2.12.3\nAll floors to be compartmented into 750 sq. mtrs.\n\t\t\t\tarea through 2 hr rated fire separation walls (NBC-1V-C.1.8)\nYes\nNo\n*2.12.4\nBasement ventilation and stair- cases shall be such\n\t\t\t\tthat smoke cannot travel to upper floors\nYes\nNo\n*2.12.5\nFor Buildings above 60 mtrs. height, whether\n\t\t\t\thelipad arrangement is made (el C.10 of annexure C Part 4 NBC,\n\t\t\t\t2005)\nYes\nNo\n*2.12.6\nWhether compartmentation is proposed to be done to\n\t\t\t\tconfine the fire/smoke to the area where fire incident has\n\t\t\t\toccurred (Cl C.9 Annexure C, Part 4, NBC, 2005)\nYes\nNo\n*2.12.7\nWhether smoke mangement is strictly ensured, so\n\t\t\t\tthat exit route is free from smoke logging in case of fire (Cl\n\t\t\t\t3.4.8, 3.4.9, 3.4.12, 4.2.9, 4.10 Part 4 NBC, 2005)\nYes\nNo\n2.13\nFire pumps (Refer Table 23 of Part 4 of NBC, 2005)\n*2.13.1\nWhether estimates for Fire Safety System (certified\n\t\t\t\tby the architect) submitted?\nYes\nNo\n*2.13.2\nWhether 15% of the estimates of Fire Safety System\n\t\t\t\tas Bank Guarantee is submitted?\nYes\nNo\n*2.13.3\nWhether challan copy submitted?\nYes\nNo\n*2.13.4\nWhether Undertaking on Rs. 100/-Stamp paper\n\t\t\t\tsubmitted?\nYes\nNo\n*2.14\nProvide name, address, licence No., signature of\n\t\t\t\ttechnical staff\nName\nPhone Number (Land line/ Mobile) Licence No.\n\t\t\t\tSignature\nBuilder\nYes\nNo\nArchitect\nYes\nNo\nStructural Engineer\nYes\nNo\nElectrical Contractor\nYes\nNo\nFire Safety Systems Contractor\nYes\nNo\nIII\nExplanatory Notes\nExplanatory Notes\n3a.1\n\"NBC\"—National Building Code of\n\t\t\t\tIndia (as amended in 2005 and) \"PART 3\"/\" PART 4\",\n\t\t\t\t''VPART 2\" etc. refer to parts of NBC.\n3a.2\nI.E.R. refers to Indian electrical rules\n3a.3\nS.P. 30-1984 is the National Electrical Code\n3a.4\nI.S. refers to Indian Standard\n3b\nNBC-Part 4-appdx-D, is mandatory for bldgs. 15 mts.\n\t\t\t\tand above. However, may be referred to for other buildings Also,\n\t\t\t\tdepending on the degree of compliance with applicable rules or\n\t\t\t\tlocal conditions, as determined by the fire department\n3c\nEach of the rules is sufficient provided all others\n\t\t\t\tare followed. Hence, inadequate compliance with one rule may\n\t\t\t\twarrant enhanced stress on others, as consented to by fire\n\t\t\t\tdepartment\n3d\nBrief descriptions are given for each item. The\n\t\t\t\treferred rules give details\n3e\nConsidering the safety scenario in most high-rise\n\t\t\t\tbldgs., the unreliability of power supply, and the high incidence\n\t\t\t\tof elec. shorts circuits, etc., resulting in fires, the manual\n\t\t\t\tand automatic fire-alarm are preferred for all high-rise bldgs.\nFor the same reasons and because delays in fire\n\t\t\t\treporting/quenching is often causing avoidable loss of lives and\n\t\t\t\tproperty. Hence automatic sprinklers, which have proven cost\n\t\t\t\teffective, are preferred for such bldgs.\n3f\nIn the pre construction design provisions and\n\t\t\t\tcommitments can be evaluated but all columns can not be filled in\n\t\t\t\tdetail. In this case brief description with applicable I.S. can\n\t\t\t\tbe given. However, in the post construction stage, specific\n\t\t\t\tdetails of installations, corrections in approved drawings to\n\t\t\t\treflect \"as-built\" situations, and certificates etc.,\n\t\t\t\tduly signed by technical persons, should be submitted and all\n\t\t\t\tcolumns filled up, to facilitate inspection, functional checks\n\t\t\t\tand issuance of final NOC required for occupancy certificate from\n\t\t\t\tMunicipal authorities.\n3g\nNOC is valid for the particulars provided in the\n\t\t\t\tapplication. For any charge of class of occupancy, fresh NOC for\n\t\t\t\toccupancy will be required. (NBC-Part 4-3.1.12 & 3.1.14 &\n\t\t\t\tNBC-Part 2 c1-13.2.f & B-4.2.Part 3-b)\n3h\nMost of the facilities, in fire incidents are due\n\t\t\t\tto\n(a) Unrestrained and avoidable spreading of\n\t\t\t\tSmoke/fumes due to insufficient smoke Sealing/exhaust\n\t\t\t\tarrangements\n(b) Smoke in escape route and in stairs make them\n\t\t\t\tDifficult to use\n(c) Inadequate aggregate width of stairs with\n\t\t\t\tinsufficient ventilations If smoke exclusion from exit stair case\n\t\t\t\tis not ensured, then larger aggregate width of stairs would be\n\t\t\t\trequired to ensure evacuation of inmates of affected floors\n\t\t\t\twithin two and half minutes stipulated in NBC Part 4-cl-8.4\n3j\nIn each specific case, the fire department may\n\t\t\t\tstipulate additional measures, as being necessary for ensuring\n\t\t\t\tfire safety of building inmates and public (Section 12 of A.P.\n\t\t\t\tFire Service Act, 1999\n3k\nThe architect and the owner of the building shall\n\t\t\t\tsign the checklist and plans\n3l\nThis checklist does not cover cinema occupancy\n\t\t\t\t(sub-occupancy type 01 & 02).\nForm - 17\nForm - 17\n[See Rule 15(1)(d)]\nUndertaking on Rs. 100/- stamp paper format\nUndertaking on Rs. 100/- stamp paper format\n(To be typed on Rs. 100/- Stamp Paper)\nUndertaking\nSignature of the Builder/Promoter/Developer\nName:............................................\nDesignation:...........................................\nAddress for Correspondence...........................................\nContact Telephone number............................................\nForm No. 18\nForm No. 18\n[See Rule 15(1)091\nGovernment of Andhra Pradesh Fire and Emergency Services Department\nGovernment of Andhra Pradesh Fire and Emergency Services Department\n(a) As per Regulation 06 \"in so far as the determination of sufficiency of all aspects of structural design, building services, plumbing, fire protection, practices and safety are concerned, the specifications, standard and Code of Practice recommended in the National Building Code of India shall be fully conformed to, and any breach thereof shall be deemed to be a breach of the requirement under the Multi-Storeyed Building Regulations.\"\n(b) As per Rule 5(2) of M.S.B. Regulations, 1981, the construction of building should be periodically inspected jointly with the representative of Chief Engineer, HUDA and Divisional Fire Officer, ..............to ensure that the construction of Multi-storeyed Building is undertaken as per approved plans and Fire Precautionary and Fire Protection measures, as suggested earlier are implemented.\nSide\nOpen space required as per NBC\nProposed to provide by the Builder\nNorth\n.......... meters\n..............meters\nEast\n.......... meters\n..............meters\nSouth\n.......... meters\n..............meters\nWest\n.......... meters\n..............meters",
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"content": "Sl. No.\nDetail of Escape\nMeans of Minimum width required as per NBC\nWidth of Staircases Provided\n1.\nInternal Staircases ... Nos.\n........... mtrs\n............ mtrs\n2.\nExternal Staircases ... Nos.\n........... mtrs\n............ mtrs\ni. Hose Reel\nii. Wet Riser-cum-down corner system (... Nos.)\niii. Yard Hydrant system\niv. Manually operated electrical fire alarm system\nv. Automatic Detection and Alarm System in the entire building\nvi. Sprinkler System in the ...................\nvii. The Underground static water tank of ......... litres\nviii. Overhead tank of ...... litres capacity\nix. A pump house ........ LPM Electrical and Diesel, .......... LPM jockey and .......... LPM Booster pump\nx. Hard, levelled, open to sky open space as per the plans on all sides of the building should be provided without fail.\nxi. All fire safety systems shall be provided as per the provisions of National Building Code of India.\n(i) The building shall be suitably compartmentalized so that fire/smoke remain confined to the area where fire incident has occurred and does not spread to the remaining part of the building as per Clause C-9 of National Building Code of India, 2005 Part-IV Annexure-C.\n(ii) Openings in separating walls and floors-Attention shall be paid to all such factors as they will limit fire spreading to these openings and maintain fire rating of the structural member. Every wall opening shall be protected with Fire resisting doors having fire rating of not less than two hours. All openings in the floors shall be protected by vertical enclosures extending above and below such openings, the wall of such enclosures having a fire resistance of not less than two hours and all openings therein being protected with a fire resisting assemble (Clause 3.4.8 of National Building Code of India, 2005 Part-IV).\n(iii) Every vertical opening between at the floors shall be suitably enclosed or protected, has necessary to provide the following:\n(a) Reasonable safety to the occupants while using the means of egress by preventing spread of fire, smoke, or fumes through vertical openings from floor to floor to allow occupants to complete their use of the means of egress. Further it shall be ensured to provide a clear height of 21.00 MM in the passage/escape path of the occupants.\n(b) Limitation of damage to the building and its contents (Clause 3.4.8.4) Part-IV of National Building Code of India, 2005.\n(i) Air conditioning and ventilating systems shall be so installed and maintained as to minimize the danger of spread of fire, smoke or fumes from one floor to other or from outside to any occupied building or structure (Clause 3.4.11.1) Part IV of National Building Code of India 2005. a. Effective means for preventing circulation of smoke through the AC system in case of fire in air filters are from other sources drawn into the system, and shall have smoke sensitive devices for actuation in accordance with the accepted standards (Clause 3.4.11.3) Part IV of National Building Code of India 2005.\nb. Separate air handling units for each floor shall be provided to avoid the hazards arising from spread of fire and smoke through air conditioning ducts (Clause 3.4.11.4) Part IV of National Building Code of India 2005.\nc. Fire Dampers shall be provided in the AC system designed so as to close automatically in case of fire and thereby preventing spread of fire or smoke.\n(ii) Pressurization of staircases shall be done as per Clause 4.10 Part IV of National Building Code of India 2005.\n(iii) Fire doors with 2 hours fire resistance shall be provided at appropriate place along the escape route and particularly at the entrance to the lift lobby and stair well to prevent spread of fire and smoke (Clause 4.2.9) Part IV of National Building Code of India 2005.\n(iv) Smoke venting facilities for safe use of exits shall be provided as per Clause 3.4.12 Part IV National Building Code of India 2005.\n(v) Flame retardant material only should be made use for interior decoration and upholstery to prevent generation of toxic smoke/ flames. The surface interior finishes shall comply (Clause 3.4.15) Part IV of National Building Code of India 2005.\n(vi) Nos. of Fire Lifts complying to Clause C 1.5 Q of Annexure-C of Part IV of National Building Code of India 2005 shall be provided i.e. one Fire Lift for 1200 sq. metres of floor area.\n(vii) Basements ventilation shall comply to Clause C 1.6 of Annexure-C Part IV of National Building Code of India 2005.\n(viii) Illumination of means of exit in staircase and corridors shall comply with Clause C.1.4 of Annexure-C Part IV of National Building Code of India 2005.\n(9) This No Objection Certificate is issued with a condition that if the builder makes any deviation from the sanctioned plan, the entire building shall be demolished irrespective of the stage of construction.\nYours faithfully, (..................) Director General of Fire Services, Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad.\n(i) M/s. ................\n(ii) Multi-Storeyed Building Inspection Committee, i.e. Regional Fire Officer, Central Region, ............... District Fire Officer, ................ and Asst. District Fire Officer, ................ (with a set of countersigned plans).\n(iii) The Officer-in-charge of .............. Fire Station (with a set of countersigned plans).\nForm No. 19\nForm No. 19\n[See Rule 15(5)(a)]\n(Check List for Final N.O.C. (High Rise Buildings)\n(Check List for Final N.O.C. (High Rise Buildings)\nI. Open spaces and parking spaces\nII. 6 mtrs. Access space with vertical clearance of 5.0 mtrs., around the building\nIII. Section sketch of staircases to show their enclosed construction and vents to prevent smoke logging\nIV. Actual location of fire/smoke check doors for exit routes, lifts, stairs, and for compartmentation, if any\nV. Location of fire detectors, manual call points, sprinklers, hose reels, 4 yard hydrants and wet-risers\nVI. Basement ventilation, smoke vents/exhausters, exit stairs 4 VII. Location of transformers, generators, showing enclosures & ventilation exhaust to external air space\nVIII. Location/capacity of fire water tanks and pumps\nIX. Means of access to higher floors and refuge areas, specially for windowless buildings to facilitate fire fighting and rescue operations.\nC. Enclose technical details, specifications, vendors literature and confirm relevant I.S. Nos. complied with, for:-\n(i) Various models of fire resistant door assemblies used to contain spread of fire and smoke\n(ii) Pumps, hose-reels, fire/smoke detectors, sprinklers, hydrant system, fire extinguishers\n(iii) Smoke exhausters, ventilation/air conditioning system installed with brief engineering write-up, (signed by the technical person) explaining as to how it will achieve compliance with clauses 4 and 5 of National Building Code-4 (Prime objective is to contain spread of fire/smoke and their ingress into exit/escape routes to ensure safety of lives)\n(iv) D.1 Electrical single line diagram showing separate circuits for:\nD.1 Electrical single line diagram showing separate circuits for:\n(i) Fire pumps, fire-alarm and P.A. system, lifts\n(ii) Smoke control/exhaust equipment, and associated ventilation\n(iii) Exit route lighting, indicating battery back-up where provided\n(iv) Emergency generator system, with associated showing change-over from normal to emergency per National Building Code and IS 1646.\nE. Fire control room and fire staff:\n(i) Indicate the alarm detection and communication facilities provided to alert inmates/fire services\n(ii) Emergency plan for evacuation\n(iii) Display of Do's and Don'ts in case of fire at conspicuous places\n(iv) Instructions for fire fighting\n(v) Organization of fire-staff/trained inmates, for fire extinguishing as per Annexure-E Part-4 of NBC\n(vi) Fire drills-schedule with name of person responsible for organizing the same and maintenance of relevant records.\nName\nPhone number (Land line/ Mobile)\nLicence No.\nSignature\nBuilder\nArchitect\nStructural Engineer\nElectrical Contractor\nFire Safety Systems Contractor\nForm No. 20\nForm No. 20\n[See Rule 15(5)(g)(1)1\nA. Main particulars of the Bldg.\nB. Strict compliance with all fire-safety provisions of NBC and of Building rules particularly measuring.\nC. Fixed fire fighting equipment as per table 23 Part-4 of NBC\n(b)Manual fire Alarm system .....................\n(b) Hose reels .....................\n(b) Wet riser(s) ................\n(c) Down corner .................\nD. First-aid fire extinguishers\nE. Evacuation plan showing exit routes and recommended action be displayed at conspicuous locations\nYours faithfully\nDirector General of Fire Services",
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"Act Number": "Published vide Noitfication Andhra Pradesh Gazette, RS to Part 1, Extraordinary No. 74, dated 8.12.2006. G.O. Ms. No. 306, Home (Prisons-A), dated 7.12.2006.",
"Enactment Date": "",
"Act Year": "2006",
"Short Title": "The Andhra Pradesh Fire and Emergency Operations and Levy of Fee Rules, 2006",
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