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Section 37 • The Andhra Pradesh Fire and Emergency Operations and Levy of Fee Rules, 2006

37. Auxiliary Fire Service:

Annexure
Annexure
(See Under Rule 18)
Categorization of Fire hazardous Buildings/Materials/Trades under the provisions of Andhra Pradesh Fire Service Act, 1999 and prescribed fee for issuing licences
Categorization of Fire hazardous Buildings/Materials/Trades under the provisions of Andhra Pradesh Fire Service Act, 1999 and prescribed fee for issuing licences
(I) The Category of Buildings/Materials/Trades coming Under licence fee of Rs. 500/-
(I) The Category of Buildings/Materials/Trades coming Under licence fee of Rs. 500/-
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Description of Hazard
Description of Hazard
(1)
(1)
(2)
(2)
1.
Theatres and Cinemas Non-AC irrespective of seating capacity
including touring talkies.
2.
Other Halls with a closely seated audience (Stage shows and
dramas)
3.
Restaurants/Hotels and Dhabas with seating capacity of 30 Nos.
to 100 Nos.
4.
Dance Halls
5.
Exhibitions and Assemblies like Industrial, Entertainment,
Political, Religious, Cultural, Professional
Conferences/Meetings, Major cultural shows and sale exhibitions.
6.
Function Halls, Circuse s, Large Tent House.
7.
Non-Residential Schools and Colleges upto 500 inmates but not
below 100 inmates.
8.
Non-Residential places for using/storing more than 05 Nos. LPG
Cylinders.
9.
Transport Godowns having the floor area upto 2000 Sft.
10.
Timber depots, Coal and Oil depots
11.
Gas Cylinders (Liquefied, dissolved and cryogenic) storage
12.
Wholesale shops
13.
Commercial showrooms — Temporary and Permanent
14.
Automobiles Service Centres
15.
Petrol—Diesel outlets having dispensing pumps of 3 Nos.
and below
16.
Bulk Kerosene storages
17.
Software centers having minimum 05 Nos. to 20 Nos. computers
18.
Bakeries and Eating houses including Ice cream parlors, Fast
food centers etc.
19.
Ice Factories
20.
Fire crackers sales outlets with temporary licence for two
weeks
21.
Carpentry and cabinet making
22.
Tyre retrading centers
23.
Leather processing units/Tanneries
24.
Warehouses and Godowns for storage of Jute, Tobacco, Chillies,
Cotton, Cashew nuts, Oils, Petrol, Gunny bags, Paper, Celluloid,
Timber, Charcoal, Furniture, Food Grains, Cloth, Paints,
Varnishes, Spirit, Rubber, Camphor, Artificial Manure and
Pesticides, Fiber and Vegetable oils with the floor area of 500
Sft. to 2000 Sft.
25.
Timber Mills, Saw Mills, Rice Mills
26.
All Small Scale/Cottage Industries
27.
Departmental Stores/Super Bazars/Super Markets
28.
Fruit Markets
29.
Commercial Show Rooms
30.
Storages of Electronic and Electrical Goods with floor area
below 2000 Sft.
31.
All Bars & Restaurants
32.
All small scale industries which are covered by Factories Act,
1948
33.
Accelerine
34.
Acitic Acid (Glacial)
35.
Acetone
36.
Acetylene (Dissolved)
37.
African Fiber
38.
Agava Fiber
39.
Aguardiente (sprits)
40.
Alcohol
41.
Alfa (Vegetable Fiber)
42.
Algerian Fiber
43.
Allyl Alcohol
44.
Aloe Fiber
45.
Alluminium Resinate
46.
Ambari Hemp (Vegetable Fiber)
47.
American Moss Fiber
48.
Ammonia
49.
Ammonia anhydrous
50.
Ammonia Bichromate
51.
Ammonia persulphate
52.
Safety cartridges and safety fuses
53.
Amorphous phosphorous
54.
Amyl Acetate
55.
Amyl Alcohol
56.
Amyl Butyrate
57.
Amyl Formate
58.
Amyl Propionate
59.
Andon Sonien Fiber
60.
Aniline
61.
Aniline Oil
62.
Aniline Black
63.
Animal Oils
64.
Anthracene
65.
Anthracene oils
66.
Ante corrosive paints
67.
Ante Foulding paints
68.
Antimony Sulphate
69.
Arca Nuts complete with husk or shell
70.
Arnica flowers
71.
Artificial silk fiber
72.
Artificial silk waste
73.
Asafoetida
74.
Asphalt
75.
Asphalted Felt
76.
Asphalted Paper
77.
Asphalt Saturated Felt
78.
Asphaltum
79.
Begarse
80.
Begassee (Vegetable Fiber)
81.
Bagazo
82.
Bags and Sacks
83.
Balata
84.
Balsams
85.
Bamboo Fiber
86.
Bamboo Mats
87.
Banana Fiber
88.
Barium Sulphide
89.
Bass
90.
Bassin (Vegetable Fiber)
91.
Bast (Vegetable Fiber)
92.
Battery Acid
93.
Bay leaves
94.
Beeswas
95.
Beet pulp
96.
Beliladona leaves
97.
Benjamin
98.
Benzoic Acid
99.
Benzoin
100.
Benzol
101.
Benzole
102.
Benzolene
103.
Berlin Black
104.
Bichromates of all kinds
105.
Binitrobenzene
106.
Binitrobenzol
107.
Biri leaves
108.
Bi-sulphide of Carbon
109.
Bitumen
110.
Bitumenous damp
111.
Bitumenous felt
112.
Bitumenous paint
113.
Blacking
114.
Black of all kinds
115.
Bombax cotton (Venetable Fiber)
116.
Bone Oil
117.
Borneo]
118.
Bran Oil
119.
Bratice Cloth
120.
Brewers Grains
121.
Brim Stone
122.
Bristile Fiber
123.
Bromelia Fiber
124.
Broom corn (Vegetable Fiber)
125.
Broom Millet (Vegetable Fiber)
126.
Brunsvick
127.
Betchu leaves
128.
Butalyde
129.
Butane
130.
Butyl Alcohol
131.
Butyl Acetate
132.
Butylamine
133.
Butylbutyrate
134.
Butyllactate
135.
Cahco Nuts
136.
Coboun Nuts
137.
Cake
138.
Calcium Cyanamide
139.
Calcium Permanganate
140.
Calcium Resinate
141.
Calcium Sulphide
142.
Canphene
143.
Camphor
144.
Camphor Oil
145.
Candles
146.
Cane Fiber
147.
Cape Palma Fiber
148.
Caraway Chaff
149.
Carbolic Oils
150.
Carbon
151.
Carbon Black
152.
Carbon Di-sulphide
153.
Carbonyl Chloride
154.
Caraube
155.
Cassia Leaves
156.
Castor Oil
157.
Cattle Food Cake
158.
Caustic Potash
159.
Caustic Soda
160.
Cello-solve Butyl
161.
Cello-solve Acetate
162.
Cerasine
163.
Charcoal
164.
Charcoal Black
165.
Chickle
166.
China Grass (Vegetable Fibre)
167.
Chlorobenzene
168.
Chlorine
169.
Chloromates of all kinds
170.
Cloth Asthalted
171.
Cloth Tarred
172.
Cloth Oiled
173.
Coal Gas
174.
Coal Pitch
175.
Coal Tar
176.
Coal Tar Dyes
177.
Coca Butter
178.
Coca Nut Fiber
179.
Coconut Oil
180.
Cod Oil
181.
Coir Dust
182.
Coir Fiber
183.
Coir Matting
184.
Coir Rope
185.
Coir Yarn
186.
Cole Nuts
187.
Collophony
188.
Common Resine
189.
Confetti
190.
Confetti Bombs
191.
Congo Fiber
192.
Copal
193.
Copal Varnish
194.
Copper Sulphide
195.
Copra
196.
Copra Cake
197.
Copra Meal
198.
Cordage sisel
199.
Cork Dust
200.
Cotton in fully pressed bales or otherwise
201.
Cotton Flock
202.
Cotton Grass
203.
Cotton Linter
204.
Cotton seed Cake
205.
Cotton seed Oil
206.
Cotton seed Screenings
207.
Cotton Straw
208.
Cotton Waste
209.
Cowrie
210.
Creosote
211.
Creosote Oil
212.
Cresols
213.
Cresilic Acid
214.
Crin (Vegetable fiber)
215.
Crotonaldehyde
216.
Cubra Bast
217.
Cumene
218.
Cumol
219.
Culed Vegetable Hair (Vegetable Fiber)
220.
Cus Fiber (Cus Cus Root)
221.
Cyanogen
222.
Cymene P
223.
Cymol
224.
Dammer
225.
Damp Course
226.
Date Palm Fiber
227.
DLT Liquid
228.
Dead Oil
229.
Dackance
230.
Decalin
231.
Dessicated Coconut Oil
232.
Diamylane
233.
Diamyl Phthalatene
234.
Diatol
235.
Dibromoacetylene
236.
Dibutyl Phthalate
237.
Dichromo Ethylene
238.
Dichloro Pentanes
239.
Diethyl Amine
240.
Diethyl Carbinol
241.
Dimethyl Ketones
242.
Dinitro Aniline
243.
Dinitro Benzene
244.
Di-Pentane
245.
Down Vegetable
246.
Dragones Blood
247.
Dried Grass
248.
Dubbin
249.
Earth Nuts (Shelled)
250.
Earth Vax
251.
Edible Oils
252.
Esparto Grass (Vegetable Fibre)
253.
Ethane
254.
Essential Oils
255.
Ethyl Aceto Acetate
256.
Gutta Jelagong
257.
Gutta Percha
258.
Hard Waste Yarn
259.
Health for Besoms
260.
Hemp of all kinds (Vegetable Fibres)
261.
Hemp Seed Oil
262.
Hemp Yarn
263.
Hennequem (Vegetable Fiber)
264.
Hessians
265.
Hop Fiber
266.
Hops spent
267.
Hull Fiber
268.
Hydro Bromic Acid
269.
Hydrochloric Acid
270.
Hydrofluoric Acid
271.
Hydrofluosilioic Acid
272.
Hydrogen
273.
Hydrogen Cyanide
274.
IFC Hemp (Vegetable Fiber)
275.
India Ribber
276.
Inflammable liquids (F.P. above 25 deg. Cent.)
277.
Inks Printing (F.P. above 25 deg. Cent.)
278.
Insecticides (F.P. above 25 deg. Cent.)
279.
Iron sulphide
280.
Isobutyl carbinol
281.
Istle Fiber
282.
Italian Hemp
283.
Italian whisk (Vegetable Fiber)
284.
Ita Palm Fiber
285.
Ivory Black
286.
Ixthe Fiber
287.
Japanese Moss
288.
Jaumaye (Vegetable Fiber)
289.
Joss Paper and sticks
290.
Juniper
291.
Junk
292.
Jute in fully pressed bales
293.
Jute cuttings
294.
Jute Yarn
295.
Kopok (Vegetable Fiber)
296.
Kopok Seed
297.
Kaur
298.
Kerosene Oil
299.
Kittol (Vegetable Fiber)
300.
Kumbi (Vegetable Fiber)
301.
Lamp Black
302.
Lamp Oil
303.
Lead Di-oxide
304.
Lead Respinate
305.
Leather pickers (Oily)
306.
Leaves dried
307.
Lechugilla (Vegetable fiber)
308.
Lime unslaked
309.
Linen Fiber
310.
Linters
311.
Medagascar Fiber
312.
Magnesium Bromate
313.
Magnesium Candles
314.
Magnesium Ribbon
315.
Magnesium Forches
316.
Magnesium Wire
317.
Magney Fiber
318.
Manganese Di-oxide
319.
Manganese Resinate
320.
Manila Hemp (Vegetable Fiber)
321.
Manila Yarn
322.
Manila Rope Tarred
323.
Manjak
324.
Matches of all kinds
325.
Mats archangel or Russian
326.
Matting used
327.
Maxphalt
328.
Methanol
329.
Mercuric Chloride
330.
Methane
331.
Methylated Spirit
332.
Methyl Cello Solve
333.
Methyl Chloride
334.
Mexican Fiber
335.
Millet Stack (Vegetable Fiber)
336.
Mineral Black
337.
Mineral Oil
338.
Mineral Turpentine
339.
Mineral Vax
340.
Molaxcuit
341.
Molasses Meal
342.
Molassine Meal
343.
Monkey Bass (Vegetable Fiber)
344.
Monkey Bread (Tree Fiber)
345.
Monkey Nuts (Shelled)
346.
Monochloro Acetic Acid
347.
Mono Nitro Line
348.
Mono Nitro Aniline
349.
Mono Nitro Naphthalene
350.
Moss dried of all kinds
351.
Mould Coats
352.
Mulberry Fiber
353.
Murva Fiber
354.
Musa Fiber
355.
Murrah
356.
Naptha (F.P. above 24.4 deg. cent.)
357.
Napthalene
358.
Nettle Fiber
359.
Newzeland Flax (Vegetable Fiber)
360.
Newzeland Hemp (Vegetable Fiber)
361.
Nickel Ferroxide
362.
Nitra Aniline
363.
Nitro Aniline
364.
Nitro Benzene
365.
Nitro Cellulose
366.
Nitro Chalk
367.
Nitro Methanol
368.
Nitro Phenol
369.
Nitroze Phenel
370.
Nitro Toluene
371.
Nitrous Oxide
372.
Oakum
373.
Oil Cake
374.
Oil Foots
375.
Oil Gas
376.
Oils (Animal, Fish and essential)
377.
Oils Vegetables
378.
Oils Mineral (F.P. above 24.4 deg. cent.)
379.
Oil Seed Cake
380.
Oil sheets
381.
Oily Bags
382.
Oily Waste
383.
Oleine
384.
Oleo
385.
Oleum
386.
Opponax
387.
Orthonitro Phenol
388.
Orthonitro Toluene
389.
Oxygen Gas (in Cylinders)
390.
Ozo Kerite
391.
Paint Removers (FP above 24.4 deg. cent.)
392.
Paints (FP above 24. 4 deg. cent.)
393.
Palm Butter
394.
Palmette Grass
395.
Palm Fibers
396.
Palm Oil
397.
Palm Kernels
398.
Palm Nuts
399.
Palmerah Fiber
400.
Pampas Plumes
401.
Paper
402.
Paper Shavings
403.
Papyrous (Vegetable Fiber)
404.
Paraffin Vax
405.
Para Matta Grass (Vegetable Fiber)
406.
Para Nitro Acetanylide
407.
Para Nitro Phenol
408.
Para Nitro Sodimethyl Aniline
409.
Peat Dust
410.
Peat Mould
411.
Permanganates of all kinds
412.
Peroxide of all kinds
413.
Persulphates of all kinds
414.
Petroleum Ether
415.
Petroleum Jelly
416.
Petroleum Oils
417.
Pharmaceutical Chemicals and Drugs
418.
Phenol
419.
Phosphorous Red
420.
Phosphorous Penta Chloride
421.
Phosphorous Sulphides
422.
Phosphorous Trichloride
423.
Photographic Powders
424.
Pissava of all kinds (Vegetable Fiber)
425.
Pine apple Grass
426.
Pine Bark
427.
Pita Fiber
428.
Pitch
429.
Plantaine Fiber
430.
Poisons and Polishing Liquids
431.
Pontionac
432.
Potassium Bichromate
433.
Potassium Hydroxide
434.
Potassium Permanganate
435.
Potassium Persulphate
436.
Potassium Sulphinde
437.
Pyrene
438.
Raffia (Vegetable Fiber)
439.
Rags (Clean)
440.
Ramie (Vegetable Fiber)
441.
Rayon Fiber
442.
Rayon Waste
443.
Rayophane Paper
444.
Rectified Spirit
445.
Red phosphorous
446.
Renovators (FP above 24.4 deg. cent.)
447.
Resins (Natural)
448.
Resinates
449.
Rhea Fiber
450.
Rhigolene
451.
Rice Root (Vegetable Fiber)
452.
Rock Gas
453.
Rope Tarred
454.
Rosin
455.
Rosin Oil
456.
Rosin Spirit
457.
Rubber Spirit
458.
Rubber Goods
459.
Rubber Waste
460.
Sacks and Bags
461.
Salvage Goods
462.
Sandarac
463.
Sansevierra Biores
464.
Saw Dust
465.
Shavings Wood or Paper
466.
Sheets Oiled
467.
Ships Flares
468.
Sisal
469.
Sodium Bichromate
470.
Sodium Hydroxide
471.
Sodium Permanganate
472.
Salvents (FP above 24.4 Deg. cent.)
473.
Soot
474.
Sorghum Stalk (Vegetable Fiber)
475.
Spangle Lights
476.
Spanish Black
477.
Spirits of Salts
478.
Stains (FP above 24. 4 deg. cent.)
479.
Stearic Acid
480.
Stearlime
481.
Straw (Vegetable Fiber)
482.
Straw developers
483.
Straw Plants
484.
String Tarred
485.
Suint
486.
Sulphide, Waste Liquor
487.
Sulphur Chlorides
488.
Sulphur Dyes
489.
Sulphur Praecip-1 LB Packets
490.
Sulphuric Acid Dilute
491.
Sunn Hemp (Vegetable Fiber)
492.
Tallow
493.
Tampico Hemp (Vegetable Fiber)
494.
Tar of all kinds
495.
Tar Oils and their liquid products
496.
Tarpaulins
497.
Tarpaulin Papers
498.
Teasles
499.
Terebene
500.
Tetra Nitro Methyl Aniline
501.
Textile Materials Oiled
502.
Thistle down (Vegetable Fiber)
503.
Thus
504.
Thyme
505.
Tow of all kinds
506.
Tree Cotton (Vegetable Fiber)
507.
Tri Cnesyl Phosphate
508.
Tri Sodium Phosphate
509.
Tula Fiber
510.
Turkey Red Oil
511.
Turpentine
512.
Twine Tarred
513.
Varnishes (FP above 24.4 deg. cent.)
514.
Vaseline
515.
Vegetable Black
516.
Vegetable Down
517.
Vegetable Fibers of all kinds
518.
Vegetable Horse Hair
519.
Vegetable Silk
520.
Vegetable Wool
521.
Wagner Lockheed
522.
Waste of all kinds
523.
Water proofed cloth using an oil based solution
524.
Water proofing solutions (FP above 24.4 deg. cent.)
525.
Wax of all kinds
526.
White Spirit
527.
Wood Fiber
528.
Wood flour
529.
Wood Meal
530.
Wood Wool
531.
Wool Grease
532.
Xylene (FP above 24.4 deg cent.)
533.
Yucca Fiber
534.
Zacaton (Vegetable Fiber)
535.
Zinc Bi-chromate
536.
Zinc Dust
537.
Acetylene Engineers
538.
Agricultural implement manufacturers
539.
Artificial flower Manufacturers
540.
Auctioneers
541.
Bag Manufacturers
542.
Bedding and Mattresses Manufacturers
543.
Bill Posters
544.
Biscuit Manufacturers (Small Scale)
545.
Blacksmiths and Farriers
546.
Bottle Merchants
547.
Brush Makers
548.
Builders and Applied Trades
549.
Cap and Hat Makers
550.
Carbide of Calcium Makers
551.
Carmen
552.
Carriers
553.
Case Makers
554.
Chemists
555.
Clothiers and Out fitters
556.
Colour Manufacturers
557.
Comb Manufacturers
558.
Coopers
559.
Cork Merchants
560.
Curriers and Tanners
561.
Decorators
562.
Drapers
563.
Druggists
564.
Dyers and Cleaners
565.
Electrical Suppliers
566.
Enamellers
567.
Muslin Clippers
568.
Envelope Makers
569.
Export Pakers
570.
Fancy Box Makers and Goods Traders
571.
Fish Curers and Fried Fish shops
572.
Floor Cloth Manufacturers
573.
Forage Merchants
574.
Founders
575.
French Polishers
576.
Furriers
577.
Galvanizers
578.
Gas Singers and Cloth Pressers
579.
Glass Works
580.
Glovers
581.
Glue Merchants
582.
Gramaphone and Record Traders
583.
Grossers and Coffee Roasters
584.
Gun smiths
585.
Garment and Textile Manufacturers
586.
Hatters
587.
Hops
588.
Hossiers
589.
Hot Pressers
590.
Incandescent Mantle Makers
591.
India Rubber and Guttapercha Manufacturers
592.
Iron Founders
593.
Job Masters
594.
Joiners
595.
Lace Manufacturers
596.
Lacquer Manufacturers
597.
Launderies
598.
Litho Graphic Printers
599.
Munition Makers
600.
Milleners
601.
Mill Wrights
602.
Packing Case Makers
603.
Paper Bag and Box Makers
604.
Rag and Waste Dealers
605.
Sack and Bag Manufacturers
606.
Skin Dressers
607.
Soap Boilers
608.
Stables
609.
Upholstrers
610.
Varnish Manufacturers
611.
Water Proofers
612.
Whar Fingers
613.
Wheel Wrights
(II) Category of Buildings/Materials/Trades coming under Licence fee of Rs. 1000/-
(II) Category of Buildings/Materials/Trades coming under Licence fee of Rs. 1000/-
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Description of Hazard
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(1)
(2)
(2)
1.
Theaters and Cinema halls—Air conditioned/Air-cooled
irrespective of seating capacity
2.
Hotels/Restaurants/Dhabas with above 100 seating capacity —
includes Tiffin/Meal Hotel. etc.
3.
Lodgings with 50 Rooms and above
4.
All Clubs
5.
Residential Schools and Colleges with 100 to 1000 inmates
6.
All Buildings/Offices provided with Central A/C System
7.
Transport Godown having the floor area of 2000 Sft. and above
8.
Liquified Petroleum Gas Cylinders Storage Godown
9.
Major Automobile Show Rooms (Two wheelers and Three wheelers)
10.
Establishments provided with Central Air Conditioning System
11.
Petrol/Diesel outlets having Dispensing Pumps 4 Nos. and above
12.
Software Center with more than 20 Computers and Software
Training Institutes issuing Degree/Diploma Certificates
13.
Multi Level Parking Hazard
14.
Laboratories and Research Establishments
15.
Bulk Storage of Electronic and Electrical Goods with Floor
area exceeding 2000 Sft.
16.
Explosive Material Storage/Manufacture
17.
Ammunition Storage/Manufacture
18.
Non-residential Schools with above 500 inmates
19.
Manufacture/Repairing by any process of aerated water/ Mineral
water
20.
Leather Processing Units
21.
Warehouses and Godowns with floor area 2000 Sft. and above
22.
Mills like Cotton/Rayon/Synthetic Mills/Jute Mills, Oil Mills,
Dying and Printing Mills, Paper Mills
23.
Absolute Alcohol
24.
Accummulator Acid
25.
Accummulator cases celluloid
26.
Acetal
27.
Acetaldehyde
28.
Acetone Oils
29.
Acetylene (Liquid)
30.
Acetyloid
31.
Acid
32.
Aconite leaves
33.
Acrylenitrile
34.
Aeroplane Flares
35.
Alluminium Carbide
36.
Alluminium Dust
37.
Alluminium Paste
38.
Alluminium Powder
39.
Alluminium Sulphocyanide
40.
Ammonium Chloride
41.
Ammonium Cyanide
42.
Ammonium Nitrate
43.
Ammonium Picrate
44.
Ammonium Perchlorate
45.
Ammonium Sulphate Nitrate
46.
Ammonium Sulphocyanide
47.
Amorces (Explosives)
48.
Amyl Amine
49.
Amyl Chloride
50.
Amyl
51.
Amyl Hydrate
52.
Amyl Ether
53.
Amyl Nitrate
54.
Amyl oxide
55.
Anhydrous Denaturated Alcohol (Ansol M & Ansol PR)
56.
Antimony Potassium Tartrate
57.
Aqua Fortris (Nitric Acid)
58.
Aqua Regia
59.
Areca Nuts without husk or shell
60.
Barium Acetate
61.
Barium Binoxide
62.
Barium Bromate
63.
Baromide
64.
Barium Carbonate
65.
Barium Chlorate
66.
Barium Chloride
67.
Barium Chromate
68.
Barium Cyanide
69.
Barium Ethyl sulphate
70.
Barium Fluoride
71.
Barium Hydrate
72.
Barium Hydroxide
73.
Barium Iodide
74.
Barium Manganate
75.
Barium Nitrate
76.
Barium Oxide
77.
Barium Peroxide
78.
Barium Sulphocyanate
79.
Barium Sulphocyanide
80.
Bengal Lights
81.
Benzene
82.
Benzine
83.
Benzoyle Peroxide
84.
Binoxilate of Potash
85.
Blasting Powder
86.
Bon-bons (Crackers)
87.
Bromine
88.
Bronze Powder
89.
Butyl Aldehyde
90.
Butyl Chloride
91.
Butyl Nitrate
92.
Calcium Carbide
93.
Calcium Chlorate
94.
Calcium Cyanide
95.
Calcium Nitrate
96.
Calcium Peroxide
97.
Calcium Phospide
98.
Calcium Phospite
99.
Calcium Silicide
100.
Calcium Sulpho cyanide
101.
Cape for Toy Pistols
102.
Carbic Cake
103.
Carbolic Acid
104.
Carbon Bi-sulphide
105.
Cellophane Paper
106.
Celluloid
107.
Celluloid solution
108.
Cement Celluloid
109.
Ceric Ammonium Nitrate
110.
Casium
111.
Casium Nitrate
112.
Chilly Salt Petry
113.
Chlorate Mixture (Explosive)
114.
Chlorates of all kinds
115.
Chlorosulphonic Acid
116.
Chromic Anhydride
117.
Cleaning and Polishing liquids, creams, Pastes
118.
Coal dust
119.
Coal Pulverized
120.
Collodion
121.
Copper Chlorade
122.
Copper Nitrate
123.
Cordite (Explosive)
124.
Cymogens
125.
Detonators
126.
Diacetone Alcohol
127.
Dibutyl Oxalate
128.
Diethyl Carbonate
129.
Dimethyl Amine
130.
Dinitro Naphthalene
131.
Dinitro phenol
132.
Dinitro toluene
133.
Di-oxane
134.
Disinfectant Liquids
135.
Dynamite
136.
Enamils
137.
Ethyl Acetate
138.
Gun Powder
139.
Hexane
140.
Hydrogen Peroxide
141.
Hydrochlorous Acid
142.
Industrial Alcohol
143.
Inflammable liquids (FP below 25 deg. Cent.)
144.
Inks Printing (FP below 25 deg. Cent.)
145.
Insecticides (FP below 25 deg. Cent.)
146.
Isopropyl Alcohol
147.
Isopropyl Amine
148.
Lacquers
149.
Lubricating Oils
150.
Lycopodium Powder
151.
Lythene
152.
Magnesium Nitrate
153.
Magnesium Peroxide
154.
Magnesium Powder
155.
156.
Mercuric Fulminate
157.
Metallic Powders
158.
Metallic Potassium
159.
Methyl Acetate
160.
Methyl Alcohol
161.
Methyl Ethyl Ketone
162.
Methyl Formate
163.
Naphta (FP below 24.4 deg. cent.)
164.
Nitrate Mixture
165.
Nitrates of all kinds
166.
Nitre (Sweet spirit)
167.
Nitric Acid
168.
Nitrites of all kinds
169.
Nitro Compounds (Explosives)
170.
Nitro Glyserine
171.
Nitro Mannite
172.
Nitro Storch (Explosive)
173.
Oils Illuminating
174.
Oils Mineral (FP below 24.4 deg. cent.)
175.
Ollbanum
176.
Paint removers (FP below 24.4 deg. cent.)
177.
Paints (FP below 24.4 deg. cent.)
178.
Para Aldehyde
179.
Pentane
180.
Perchlorate Mixtures
181.
Perchlorates of all kinds
182.
Percussion Caps
183.
Petrol
184.
Phosgene
185.
Phosphine
186.
Phosphoniun Iodide
187.
Phosphoric Acid
188.
Phosphorous White
189.
Phosphorous sesqui sulphide
190.
Picramic Acid
191.
Picric Acid
192.
Picrates (Explosives)
193.
Poppy Seed Oil
194.
Potable spirits
195.
Potassium
196.
Potassium Chlorate
197.
Potassium Nitrate
198.
Potassium Nitrite
199.
Potassium Perchlorate
200.
Potassium Peroxide
201.
Powders Metallic
202.
Propyl Acetate
203.
Propyl Alcohol
204.
Pure Alcohol
205.
Pyridine
206.
Pyridine Base
207.
Rags (Oily or Greasy)
208.
Renovators (FP below 24.4 deg. cent.)
209.
Rockets
210.
Rubber Solution
211.
Signal (Explosive)
212.
Snaps for Crackers
213.
Sodium
214.
Sodium Amalgum
215.
Sodium Chlorate
216.
Sodium Hydro Sulphite
217.
Sodium Nitrate
218.
Sodium Nitrite
219.
Sodium Peroxide
220.
Sodium Sulphide
221.
Sodox
222.
Solvents (FP below 24.4. deg. cent.)
223.
Spirits Industrial
224.
Spirits of Wine, Rectified
225.
Spirits potable
226.
Stains (FP below 24.4 deg. cent.)
227.
Strontium
228.
Strontium chlorate
229.
Strontium Nitrate
230.
Strontium Peroxide
231.
Sulphuric Acid (Concentrate)
232.
Sulphuric Ether
233.
Tetralin
234.
Tetra Nitro Aniline
235.
Tetra Nitro Naphthalene
236.
Rhermit
237.
Thorium Nitrate
238.
Toluene
239.
Tri Nitro Aniline
240.
Tri Nitro Benzene
241.
Tri Nitro Naphthalene
242.
Tri Nitro Phenol
243.
Tri Nitro Toluene
244.
Tri Nitro Apisole
245.
Varnishes (FP below 24.4 deg. cent.)
246.
Vetriol
247.
Waste Celluloid
248.
Waste Oily or Greasy
249.
Water Proofing Solutions (FP below 24.4 deg. cent.)
250.
White Phosphorous
251.
Wood Alcohol
252.
Wood Spirit
253.
Xylene (FP below 24.4 deg. cent.)
254.
Xylonite
255.
Xylonite Solutions
256.
Yellow Phosphorous
257.
Zinc Chlorate (Metallic)
258.
Zinc Peroxide
259.
Zinc Powder
260.
Petroleum products storing, packing, Cleansing
preparing/ Manufacturing by any process of the following:
(1) Non-dangerous Petroleum like Kerosene Oil, Mineral
Turpentine, Powerine (Power Kero), Furnace Oil, Vapourising Oil,
Aviation Turbine Fuel, Mobile Power Oil etc.
(2) Heavy Petroleum like High Speed Diesel (HSD), Light diesel
oil (LDO), Tea drier oil etc.
(3) Heavy Oils like Lubricating oils, Vaseline, Petroleum
Jellies, White oils, Grease etc.
261.
Acid Manufacturers/Dealers
262.
Ammonia Manufacturers
263.
Asphalt and Bitumen Manufacturers
264.
Biscuit Manufacturers
265.
Boat Builders
266.
Boot and Shoe Factories
267.
Brewers
268.
Bronze Powder Manufacturers
269.
Builders & Applied Traders
270.
Butchers & Tripe Boilers
271.
Celluloid Goods Manufacturers
272.
Chemical Manufacturers
273.
Ink (Printing) Manufacturers
274.
Jewelers
275.
Marine Stores
276.
Music Instrument Makers
277.
Oil Processing/Recycling/Extraction Units
278.
Piano Manufacturers
279.
Tarpaulin Makers
280.
Turkish Baths
(III) Category of Buildings/Material/Trades coming under Licence fee of Rs. 2,500/-
(III) Category of Buildings/Material/Trades coming under Licence fee of Rs. 2,500/-
Sl. No.
Sl. No.
Description of Hazard
Description of Hazard
(1)
(1)
(2)
(2)
1.
All stadiums (Indoor and Outdoor) and concert Halls
2.
Cold Storages
3.
Film Studio, Film Storage Hazard, Film Laboratory Colouring
rooms and Film distribution companies
4.
Fire crackers manufacturers and storage/sales outlets
(Permanent licence holders)
5.
Cement Manufacturers
6.
Coach Builders
7.
Ship Builders
8.
Ship Handlers
9.
Garments & Textile Manufacturers
10.
Major Automobile show rooms & Authorized Service Centers
(Four Wheelers)
11.
All Residential Schools/Colleges more than 1000 inmates
12.
Aqua products processing units
(IV) Category of Buildings/Material/Trades coming under Licence fee of Rs. 5,000/-
(IV) Category of Buildings/Material/Trades coming under Licence fee of Rs. 5,000/-
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Sl. No.
Description of Hazard
Description of Hazard
(1)
(1)
(2)
(2)
1.
Multi-Speciality, Super Speciality Hospitals/Nursing Homes and
Corporate Hospitals
2.
All Star Category Hotels
3.
All Large and Medium Scale Industries/Factories registered
under Factories Act, 1948
4.
Distilleries & Breweries
5.
Power Generating Industries
6.
Underground shopping centers
7.
Petroleum Refineries
8.
I-MAX and Multiplex Theatres
Form - 1
Form - 1
(See Rule 3)
Andhra Pradesh Fire and Emergency Operational Services Certificate of Appointment
Andhra Pradesh Fire and Emergency Operational Services Certificate of Appointment
(Affix Photograph here)
(Affix Photograph here)
Form - 2
Form - 2
(See Rule 13)
Report on damage caused to premises by members of service during firefighting and rescue operations
Report on damage caused to premises by members of service during firefighting and rescue operations
Signature of Officer-in-charge
Form - 3
Form - 3
(See Rule 17)
Seizure Memorandum
Seizure Memorandum
Sl. No.
Place from where seized
Particulars of seized property
Quantity
Reasons for seizure and Detension
Signature of the Authority
Form -4
Form -4
(See Rule 17)
Panchanama
Panchanama
Case No. ............. Place : ............. Date :............. Time : .............
Sl. No.
Place from where seized
Particulars of seized property
Quantity
Reasons for seizure and Detension
Signature of the Fire Officer
Received the copy of Panchanama Signature of the person-in-charge of the premises
Form - 5
Form - 5
(See Rule 18)
Application for Grant/Transfer of Fire Service Licence
Application for Grant/Transfer of Fire Service Licence
(a) Nature of Business, Trade or Process :
(b) Commodities and quantities stored/handled
(c) Position of storage in relation to No. of rooms/ Floor Area
(d) Inflammable liquids and explosive materials
(a) Residential
(b) Educational
(c) Institutional
(d) Assembly
(e) Business
(f) Mercantile
(g) Industrial
(h) Storage
(i) Hazardous
(a) General Constructional features:
(b) Particulars: —
(i) No. of Storeyes and basement if any
(ii) No. of exits
(iii) Details of ceiling
(iv) No. of staircases and whether enclosed or open
(v) Verandah or balconies
(vi) Attics, Mezzanine floor, lofts, etc.
(c) Details of other structures within 20 metres all around
(i) North
(ii) South
(iii) East
(iv) West
(i) Telephone No.
(ii) Fire Station
(iii) Police Station
(iv) Any other
(i) Fire buckets
(ii) Fire Extinguishers (Foam/CO2/DCP)
(iii) Hose Reel Hose
(iv) Hydrant systems
(v) Wet-risers
(vi) Sprinklers
(vii) Any other
(i) Inside the premises
(ii) Nearest outside the premises
(iii) Overhead and capacity
(i) Electrical transformer
(ii) Generator
(iii) Control Panel
(iv) Airconditioning and refrigeration system
(v) Heating equipment
(vi) Storage of cylinders
(vii) Any other
Signature of the applicant
Form - 6
Form - 6
[See Rule 19(1)]
Fire Service Licence
Fire Service Licence
Date .................
(a) Nature of Business, Trade or Process:
(b) Commodities and quantities stored/handled
(c) Position of storage in relation to No. of rooms/Floor Area
(d) Inflammable liquids and explosive materials
(e) Maximum Horse Power installed
Signature of Issuing Authority
Form - 7
Form - 7
[See Rule 19(5) and 21(4)]
Form of Appeal
Form of Appeal
Appellant
Versus
Respondent
Signature of Appellant
Verification
Verification
Signature of Appellant
Form - 8
Form - 8
[See Rule 21(2)]
Application for renewal of Fire Service Licence
Application for renewal of Fire Service Licence
(a) Nature of Business, Trade or Process b)Commodities and quantities stored/handled
(c) Position of storage in relation to No. of rooms/ Floor Area
(d) Inflammable liquids and explosive materials
(a) Residential
(b) Educational
(c) Institutional
(d) Assembly
(e) Business 1) Mercantile g) Industrial h)Storage i) Hazardous
(a) Structural
(b) Storage
(c) Quantity of Commodities/inflammable liquids/ Explosive materials
(d) Business
(e) Electrical appliances
(f) Means of Escape
(g) Any other, furnish details
Signature of the Applicant
Form - 9
Form - 9
[See Rule 25(1)]
Form of Notice to inspect the premises
Form of Notice to inspect the premises
Signature of the Inspecting Officer
Form - 10
Form - 10
[See Rule 26(1)]
Inspection Report
Inspection Report
Name and Designation of the Inspecting Officer
(a) Nature of Business, Trade or Process
(b) Commodities and quantities stored/handled
(c) Position of storage in relation to No. of rooms/ Floor Area and adequacy of fire precautions adopted for storage of hazardous goods
(d) Inflammable liquids and explosive materials
(e) Raw materials
(f) Machinery
(g) Electric motors
(h) Heating equipment like boilers, etc.
(i) Commodities and quantity applied for in case of storage of chemicals with reference to Explosive and Petroleum Rules
(j) Type of occupancy
(a) Constructional features:
(i) General
(b) Particulars:
(i) No. of Storeyes and basement if any;
(ii) No. of exits
(iii) Details of ceiling
(iv) No. of staircases and whether enclosed or open
(v) Verandah or balconies
(vi)Attics, Mezzanine floor, lofts, etc.
(vii)Whether prescribed distance in respect of means of escape is maintained or not.
(c) Details of other structures within 20 metres all around the building and open spaces/approach for fire vehicle
(i) North
(ii) South
(iii) East
(iv) West
(i) Telephone No.
(ii) Fire Station
(iii)Police Station
(iv)Any other
(i) Fire Buckets
(ii) Fire Extinguishers (Foam/CO2/DCP)
(iii)Hose Reel Hose
(iv)Hydrant systems
(v) Wet-risers
(vi) Sprinklers
(vii)Any other
(i) Inside the premises
(ii) Nearest outside the premises
(iii)Overhead and capacity
(i) Electrical transformer
(ii) Generator
(iii) Control Panel
(iv) Air-conditioning and refrigeration system
(v) Heating equipment
(vi) Storage of cylinders
(vii)Any other
Signature of Inspecting Officer
Form - 11
Form - 11
[See Rule 26(1)]
Periodical Inspection Report
Periodical Inspection Report
Licence No. ...........................
Date of Inspection ....................
Time of Inspection ...................
Name & Designation of Inspecting Officer
(i) Property involved
(ii) Property damaged
(iii)Cause of Fire
(iv) Particulars of insurance claimed
Signature of the Inspecting Officer
Form - 12
Form - 12
[See Rule 26(2)]
Notice for violation of Fire Prevention and Fire Safety Measures
Notice for violation of Fire Prevention and Fire Safety Measures
Signature of the Inspecting Officer
Form -13
Form -13
[See Rule 29(5)(a)]
Notice to obtain Fire Service Licence
Notice to obtain Fire Service Licence
Signature of the Authorized Officer
Form - 14
Form - 14
[See Rule 29(5)(b)]
Show cause notice to be served on the Defaulter
Show cause notice to be served on the Defaulter
Signature of the Authorized Officer
Form - 15
Form - 15
[See Rule 37(2)]
Andhra Pradesh Fire and Emergency Operational Services
Andhra Pradesh Fire and Emergency Operational Services
Certificate of Appointment for members of Auxiliary Fire Service
Certificate of Appointment for members of Auxiliary Fire Service
Affix photograph here
(Issuing Authority) (Director General of Fire Services)/ (Regional Fire Officer)/ (Divisional Fire Officer).
Form No. - 16
Form No. - 16
[See Rule 15(1)(a)]
Check list for issuance of No Objection Certificate for High Rise Buildings
Check list for issuance of No Objection Certificate for High Rise Buildings
I
*1.1
Name and Address of the Applicant
*1.2
Address of the Premises:
*1.3
Address for Correspondence (provide phone number, Fax and
e-mail id if any)
*1.4
Designation and Address of Licensing Authority issuing
building permit to whom NOC has to be sent (Tick the appropriate
authority)
MCH/HUDA/APPART 2C/ VUDA/VGTUDA/KUDA/ TUDA
*1.5
Name of the Block
*1.6
Height of the Block
Enter the Height of the Building .................. mtrs.
(Note for the buildings above 30 m. height, the builder shall
submit Additional emergency plan of action, including provision
and maintenance of hydraulic platform with capacity to have an
access upto the terrace of the building, round the clock with
officer and crew.
(Note for the buildings above 30 m. height, the builder shall
submit Additional emergency plan of action, including provision
and maintenance of hydraulic platform with capacity to have an
access upto the terrace of the building, round the clock with
officer and crew.
*1.7
Type of building occupancy (refer NBC-4, 3.1; 3.4.7, Table
23):
*1.8
Sub Occupancy Type:
*1.9
Area of the site in Sq. Mts. (minimum 1000 Sq. Mtrs.)
*1.10
(i) Total Built-up area of all floors including basements &
stilts (in sqm.)
........................................ Sq. Mtrs.
(ii) Fire precaution fee remittance particulars
Fire Precaution Fee Payment should be made in the form of
Challan only @ Rs. 10 per Sq. mtr. for the total built-up area
including basement and stilt areas.
E-Seva User charges should be paid in the form of
cash. Challan No. …................................ Amount.
…......................... and
Date................................ Name of the Bank
…................................. Name of the Branch
…............................ Treasury challan under
the following head of account: SM: 0070 – Other
Administrative Services. MH: 109 – Fire Protection and
Control SH: (02) – Fees of Fires DH: 001 –
Other Receipts DDO Code – 25001005001
*1.11
Surrounding of the Premises
North …................................... South
…................................... East
…................................... West
…...................................
*1.12
Open space front & other 3 sides of the Block:
Open space front & other 3 sides (NBC-Part 3-4.6; 8.2.3.1,
9.4.1(a); Part 4-3.4.6)
Note:— Access space vide a) NBC-Part 3-4.6, "additional"
to open spaces regd. vide Part 3-8.2/ 3, as per NBC-Part
4-3.4.6.1.,) additional to parking space per Part 4-7.4.1.c. If
ht. exceeds 15 mtrs. refer NBC-Part 3-8.2.3.1 for minimum open
space, around the building and 9.4.1(a) for front open space.
Note:— Access space vide a) NBC-Part 3-4.6, "additional"
to open spaces regd. vide Part 3-8.2/ 3, as per NBC-Part
4-3.4.6.1.,) additional to parking space per Part 4-7.4.1.c. If
ht. exceeds 15 mtrs. refer NBC-Part 3-8.2.3.1 for minimum open
space, around the building and 9.4.1(a) for front open space.
*1.12.1
Open space on North side
…...................................Meters.
*1.12.2
Open space on South side
…...................................Meters
*1.12.3
Open space on East side
…...................................Meters
*1.12.4
Open space on West side
…...................................Meters
*1.12.5
Front Side …...................................
Direction (East/West/North/South)
1.13
Projections into open spaces:
1.13.2
Front …...................................Meters
…...................................direction
1.13.2
Side 1…...................................Meters
…...................................direction
1.13.3
Side 2 …................................... Meters
…...................................direction
1.13.4
Rear …................................... Meters
…................................... direction
Note :— Projected Balcony at higher
floors should not exceed 1.20 mtrs. as per clause 8.4 of Part 1
NBC and sunshades over windows/ventilators or other openings not
to exceed 0.75 mtrs.
Note :— Projected Balcony at higher
floors should not exceed 1.20 mtrs. as per clause 8.4 of Part 1
NBC and sunshades over windows/ventilators or other openings not
to exceed 0.75 mtrs.
Note
*1.14
Block Details:
*1.14.1
Number of floors …................................... Number
of Basements …................................... Number
of Stilts/ Ground floor ….......................
*1.14.2.1
Capacity (aggregate width) of exits shall be based on occupant
load (in the affected floor(s) and occupants that can be safely
evacuated per 50 cms of exit, which is: 25/50/75 for stairs/ramp/
doors, respectively, for residential educational or institutional
bldgs. Corresponding figures are 50/60/ 75 for business &
mercantile bldgs., for assembly occupancy 40/50/60,
stairs/doors/ramps respectively. (NBC-Part
4-4.3/4.4) (Aggregate stairs
width) …....................................
*1.14.2.2
Whether horizontal exits are provided (Provided/Not provided)
Note:— When horizontal exit is provided in buildings of
mercantile, storage, industrial, business and assembly
occupancies, the capacity per storey per unit width of exit of
stair ways in table 21 may be increased by 50 percent and in
buildings of institutional occupancy it may be increased by 100
per cent (4.4.3 Part 4 NBC)
*1.14.3
Floor
Area in Sq. Mtrs
Classification of occupancy:
No. of Occupants as declared by the Builder:
No. of Occupants based on Table 22 i.e, floor area
divided by occupant load:
Total Aggregate width of Stair Case in Mtrs. (as
declared by the Builder):
Basement 1
Basement 2
Stilt 1/
Ground Floor
Stilt 2
Floor 1
Floor 2
Floor 3
Floor 4
Floor 5
Floor 6
Floor 7
Floor 8
Floor 9
Floor 10
1.15
Refuge are:
Refuge area (NBC - 4 - 4.12.3 & Appendix
D-1.11) ....................Sq. Mtrs.
*1.16
Width of the road to which the building abuts and whether it
is hard surfaced and motorable:
The premises is abutting............ no of Roads.
For Minimum width of abutting street refer (NBC-Part 3-4-.6.a;
4.8; Part 4-7.4.1.a).
(Note: The Abutting Road width should be minimum 12
mtrs.) Specify Abutting Street Details : Abutting Street Name Abutting Street width in mtrs. Side Abutting Street 1 Abutting Street 2
(Note: The Abutting Road width should be minimum 12
mtrs.)
Specify Abutting Street Details :
Abutting Street Name
Abutting Street width in mtrs.
Side
Abutting Street 1 Abutting Street 2
*1.17
Entrances (Minimum width should be 4.5 mtrs. and head room
clearance should be minimum 5.0 mtrs.)
Proposed to provide ................... number of
entrance/exit
Specify: Entrance/Exit details
Entrance width in mtrs.
Abutting Road width
Side
Entrance 1 Entrance 2 Head room clearance
…............mtrs.
*1.18
Car parking:
Car Parking Details: Basement / Stilt / Ground
Floor No. of Cars
Basement
….........................
Stilt
….........................
Ground
….........................
1.19
Ramps:
Proposed to provide .................. ramps (If no
basement is there for the building, please enter 'NA.') Specify
Ramp Details
Width of Ramp in mtrs.
Side
Ramp 1 Ramp 2
Note:-— As per cl. 12.9.3 of open ramps shall
be permitted if they are constructed within the building line.
Note:-— As per cl. 12.9.3 of open ramps shall
be permitted if they are constructed within the building line.
*1.20
Staircase:
*1.20.1
No. of Internal staircase…...................
(Minimum 1) No. of External staircase......................
(Minimum 1) All the staircases shall be designed to abut one
of its sides to the external wall.
Internal Staircase
Details:
*1.20.2.1
Internal Staircases (Minimum width 1.50 meters) for
other than Assembly and Institutional Occupancy, for Assembly and
Institutional Occupancy Minimum Internal staircase width should
be minimum 2.0 meters
No.
Location
From .............. Floor
To ….......... Floor
Width of Staircase …....mtrs.
Staircases 1 Staircases 2 Staircases
3 Staircases 4 Staircases 5
*1.20.2.2
Travel distance ..........mtr. distance from the
farthest point and mtr. distance from the dead-end of the
corridor to the staircases (1 ½ times permitted travel
distance is acceptable if entire building is proposed with
sprinkler system)
(Number of staircases to comply with travel
distance NBC-4 - 4.5. If there are more than 1 internal
staircase, one of the staircases may be extended to the basement
and it should terminate at ground floor level and separate
staircases shall be provided to reach the basement parking areas
from ground floor and the same should be separated at ground
level by ventilated lobby with discharge points to 2 different
ends through enclosure.)
*1.20.2.3
Width of the
Threads.................. cm
*1.20.2.4
Height of the riser ............... cm
*1.20.2.5
Number of riser ............... per flight
*1.20.2.6
Height of the hand rails............... mtr (should
be/mtrs)
*1.20.2.7
The gap between two verticles .............. cm
(should not exceed 15 cm)
*1.20.2.8
Head room clearance.............. mtr.
External Staircase details:
*1.20.3.1
External Staircases:
No.
Location
From .............. Floor
To ….......... Floor
Width of Staircase …....mtrs.
Staircases 1 Staircases 2 Staircases
3 Staircases 4 Staircases 5
(Note:— External staircase shall terminate at
Ground/Stilt floor only, it should not extend to the basement.
Minimum width should be 1.25 Mtrs.)
(Note:— External staircase shall terminate at
Ground/Stilt floor only, it should not extend to the basement.
Minimum width should be 1.25 Mtrs.)
*1.20.3.2
Width of the Treads …..cm
*1.20.3.3
Height of the riser …. cm
*1.20.3.4
Number of riser … per flight
*1.20.3.5
Height of the hand rails ….. mtr. (should be
1 mtr.)
*1.20.3.6
The gap between two verticals............. cm
(should not exceed 15 cm)
*1.20.3.7
Head room clearance mtr.
*1.21
Lifts:
1.21.1
…........... Number of Passenger lifts
Passenger Lift Details Passenger Lift
1 Passenger Lift 2
Capacity (kgs)
1.21.2
…........ Number of Service lifts
Service Lift Details: Service Lift 1 Service
Lift 2
Capacity (kgs)
1.22
Generator
…......Number of Electrical Generators
Generators Details Generator 1 Generator 2
Capacity (kva)
Note:— Electrical generator with auto start
and auto changeover from normal to emergency source to supply
power to staircase and corridor lighting circuits, fire lifts,
the standby fire pump, pressurization fans and blowers, smoke
extraction and damper systems in case of failure of normal
electric supply.
Note:— Electrical generator with auto start
and auto changeover from normal to emergency source to supply
power to staircase and corridor lighting circuits, fire lifts,
the standby fire pump, pressurization fans and blowers, smoke
extraction and damper systems in case of failure of normal
electric supply.
*1.23
Minimum Fixed Fire Fighting installations
Whether minimum fixed fire fighting installations
as prescribed in table 23 of NBC-Part 4 are provided (NBC-4,
Appdx - d is also applicable)
1.23.1
Proposed to provide...... number of Manual Call
Points in the entire building.
1.23.2
Proposed to provide.......... number of Smoke
Dectectors, Heat detectors, ….........number of Beam
Detectors in the entire building. (Please refer IS 2189:1999)
1.23.3
Proposed to provide Detection Control Panel in.....
floor.
1.23.4
Proposed to provide..... number of automatic
sprinklers in the entire building. (Please refer IS
15105:2002)
1.23.5
Proposed to provide .... number of Hose Reels in
the entire building.
1.23.6
Proposed to provide .... number of Wet Risers/ Wet
Riser cum Down comers.
1.23.7
Proposed to provide ... number of Yard Hydrants.
*1.23.8(a)
Proposed to provide number of Underground Static
Water tank/tanks, totally .... ltrs. Capacity. Underground
Static Water Tank Details: Ltrs. Underground Static Water Tank
1 Underground Static Water Tank 2
1.23.8(b)
Mention Nearest Water Source …........
(River/ Lake/Pond/Well/ Municipal Water Works)
*1.23.9
Proposed to provide .... number of Terrace tank/
tanks, totally........... ltrs. Capacity. Terrace Tank Details
Ltrs Terrace Tank 1 Terrace Tank 2
1.23.10
Proposed to provide the following Pumps:
*1.23.10.1
Jockey Pump Details
Itrs/min. capacity.
Jockey Pump 1 Jockey Pump 2
*1.23.10.2
Electrical Main Pump Details:
Itrs/min. capacity.
Electrical Main Pump 1 Electrical Main Pump 2
1.23.10.3
Standby Diesel Pump Details:
ltrs/min. capacity
Standby Diesel Pump 1 Standby Diesel Pump 2
1.23.10.4
Electric Pump for Sprinkler system Details:
ltrs/min. capacity
Electric Pump for Sprinkler system 1 Electric
Pump for Sprinkler system 2
1.23.10.5
Booster Pump Details:
ltrs/min capacity
Booster Pump 1 Booster Pump 2
1.23.11
…...... Number of Fire Lifts.
Fire Lift Details
Capacity
Fire Lift 1 Fire Lif 2
(Note: Minimum one Fire Lift with capacity not less
than 545 kgs/8 persons lift for every 1200 sq. mtrs. area as per
NBC 4-Annexure C 1.5)
(Note: Minimum one Fire Lift with capacity not less
than 545 kgs/8 persons lift for every 1200 sq. mtrs. area as per
NBC 4-Annexure C 1.5)
*1.24
Bank Guarantee:
15% of the estimates of Fire Safety Systems Rs.
…........as Bank Guarantee.
*1.25
Nearest Fire Station:
Nearest Fire Station ............ and Telephone
Number...............
*1.26
Public Address system:
.........................................
(Provided/Not provided)
II
Sl. No.
Description
*2.1
Whether Building Owner/Occupier Name and his
address is filled in and signed
Yes
No
*2.2
Whether Location and Address of the Building/Site
is filled in
Yes
No
*2.3
Whether Buildings plans include the following (for
filling 2.3.1 to 2.3.34, please refer NBC-Part 2-12.2.5.1) Note:
The plans should be to scale. All plans shall be not less than
1:100 scale
*2.3.1.1
Whether 5 sets of Checklist duly filled in all
columns and signed are submitted?
Yes
No
*2.3.1.2
Whether 5 sets of site plan duly marking open
places on all sides is submitted
Yes
No
*2.3.1.3
Whether 5 sets of Floor wise plans including
Basements/Stilts duly marking fire safety systems are submitted.
Yes
No
*2.3.1.4
Whether 5 sets of Terrace plans are submitted
Yes
No
*2.3.1.5
Whether 5 sets of Section plans are submitted
Yes
No
*2.3.1.6
Whether 5 sets of Elevation plans are submitted
Yes
No
*2.3.2.1
Width of the abutting street (to be not less than
12 mtrs.) (NBC Part 3-4.6)
Yes
No
2.3.2.2
Show if it is terminating in dead end (NBC-Part
3-4.7; Part 4-3.4.6)
Yes
No
*2.3.3
Area of the plot
Yes
No
*2.3.4
Plan of all floors with stair- cases, corridors
Yes
No
*2.3.5
Lift well, ramps, if (provided)
Yes
No
*2.3.6
Two section dwgs, through stairs (NBC-Part
2-12.2.5.1.b/c)
Yes
No
*2.3.7
Occupancy of all parts/floors of bldg. (NBC-Part
2-12.2.5b; 13.2.f; Part 4-3.1.12/3.1.14 & 4.3)
Yes
No
2.3.8
For filling item 2.3.8.1-2.3.8.4, please refer to
(NBC-Part 2-12.2.5.1.j/n;-Part 4-3.4.11/12; -C1.6/7; 1.17)
2.3.8.1
Details of: air-conditioning & dampers
Yes
No
NA
2.3.8.2
Details of: mechanical ventilation & smoke
exhaust System
Yes
No
NA
2.3.8.3
Details of: vents for smoke to minimize their
spread
Yes
No
NA
2.3.8.4
Details of: Vents which should be minimum 2.5% of
floor are of Basement
Yes
No
NA
2.3.9
For filling item 2.3.9.1-2.3.9.2, please refer to
(NBC-Part 2-12.2.5.1.d/e/m; Part 4-3.4/4; C-1.5/16; IS 1646;
1.E.R.)
*2.3.9.1
Location of elec. sub-station, transformer,
generator, fire-lift
Yes
No
*2.3.9.2
Location of smoke-stops in lobby/floors
Yes
No
2.3.10
For filling item 2.3.10.1-2.3.10.4, please refer to
(NBC- Part 2-12.2.5.p/q/r/s;- Part 4.5.1.2)
*2.3.10.1
Underground static water storage tank, terrace tank
and fire pumps
Yes
No
*2.3.10.2
Detection and fire alarm systems
Yes
No
*2.3.10.3
Hose-reels, wet-riser/wet riser cum Down corner
(minimum one wet riser for every 1000 sq.m. covered area)
Yes
No
*2.3.10.4
Automatic Sprinklers (basement area >200 sq.m.
automatic sprinklers should be provided)
Yes
No
*2.3.11
Details of motorable access to & around bldg.
and turning radius at bldg. corners. (NBC-Part 2-12.2.5.1.a;-Part
3-4.6/7)
Yes
No
*2.3.12
Vehicular parking spaces (NBC- Part 2-12.2.51.g,
Part 3-. 10/ appdx.B)
Yes
No
2.3.13
For filling item 2.3.13.1-2.3.13.3, please refer to
(NBC-Part 2-12.2.5.1.b/k; Part 3-12.9.3.f; Part 2-8.3 tol3)
(Note: NBC-Part 4-4.2.9; 4.2.10.m; C.6.2; for
stairs from upper floors to basement. For corresponding rules for
lifts,see NBC-Part 4-appdx-C1.5.h/j)
(Note: NBC-Part 4-4.2.9; 4.2.10.m; C.6.2; for
stairs from upper floors to basement. For corresponding rules for
lifts,see NBC-Part 4-appdx-C1.5.h/j)
*2.3.13.1
Size (widths) of exit sair cases
Yes
No
*2.3.13.2
Size (widths) of balcony approach, corridors
Yes
No
*2.3.13.3
Size (widths) of ventilated lobby approach
Yes
No
2.3.14
Compartmentation (if any), show typical detail of
fire-resistant doors/stops (NBC-4 - 4.7, 3.4.8, 3.4.9; C-9)
Yes
No
NA
2.3.15
Site plan duly marking open spaces on all sides
from the building line to boundary of the premises
Yes
No
NA
2.4
Type of Construction (NBC-Part 4-3.3)
*2.4.1
Construction to be type 1, including for external
walls, load bearing elements, roof, stairs, lifts, exit routes
corridors. (NBC-Part 4-3.3,3.4.7; IS-1642)
Yes
No
*2.4.2
Specifications for all fire safety items like fire
resistant doors used as "fire Cut-offs" or
"fire-breaks" or for stairs/lifts, to be furnished
(NBC-Part4-3.4.8.1/3/9)
Yes
No
*2.4.3
Finishing material used for interior surfaces and
decor not to generate toxic smoke/fumes (NBC-3.4.15; IS 12777
&1642)
Yes
No
2.5
Access/Open space
2.5.1
Dead end in abutting street allowed only in
residential bldg. below 30 mtrs. ht., in which case, 81 sq. mtrs.
turning space regd. (NBC-Part 3-4.7;)
Yes
No
NA
*2.5.2
Entrance gate minimum width & head room, 4.5 &
5 mtrs. resp. (NBC-Part 4-3.4.6.1;)
Yes
No
2.5.3
Approach to bldg. and access space on all sides up
to 6 mtrs. width shall (refer to NBC-Part-3-4.4.2,/4.6,/8.4, 1.d,
/Part 4-3.4.6, 3.4.6.1.c/d, 5.1.6)
*2.5.3.1
be hard surfaced for 45 ton fire vehicles and be
motorable
Yes
No
2.5.3.2
if have roof on water tank or bridge, if any in
access route, should withstand a load of 45 ton fire vehicle.
(NBC-Part 4-5.1.6)
Yes
No
NA
*2.5.3.3
This space of 6 mtrs., for access, shall be
maintained free of parking, and kept free of any obstructions,
structures or fixtures up to ht. of 4.5 mtrs., above which 1.25
mtrs. unenclosed balconies are allowed
Yes
No
2.6
Exit Requirements
2.6.1
General Exit Requirements (B-20/21; NBC-Part 4-4,
appdx C) (Note-Lift and escalators shall not be considered as
exits. (NBC-Part 4-4.2.2))
*2.6.1.1
Every public place to have sufficient safe exits -
without passing through another occupied unit. (NBC-Part 4-4.2.4/
4.2.11)
Yes
No
*2.6.1.2
All escape Exit routes to have clearly visible &
illuminated signs with battery backup emergency alternate power
supply, (NBC-Part 4-4.2.7; 4.16.3/4/10, C1.14b)
Yes
No
*2.6.1.3
Fire-check doors for fire resistance of two hour to
prevent spread of fire/smoke, in escape routes, particularly at
entrance to lifts and stairs which are prone to funnel/flue
effect (NBC-Part 4-4.2.9)
Yes
No
2.6.1.4
Exits to suffice simultaneously for assembly and
other occupancy, if any, unless Fire department determines that,
condition are such that simultaneous occupancy will not occur
(NBC-Part 4-6.4.4.8/9)
Yes
No
NA
*2.6.2.1
Number of persons within any floor area or occupant
load shall be based on actuals, but not less than that given in
(NBC-Part 4-4.3; Table 21)
Yes
No
*2.6.2.2
Locate exit stairs, so that travel distance does
not exceed 22.5 mtrs. for residential, educational, institutional
and hazardous occupancies and 30 mtrs. for assembly, business and
storage and 45 m for industrial buildings. These should be remote
to one another and should provide exit in different directions.
For basements travel distance should not exceed 15 meters
(NBC-Part 4-4.5)
Yes
No
*2.6.2.3
Doorways to be min. 100 cms. (200 cm. for assembly
areas)
Yes
No
*2.6.2.4
Open into corridors or through landings into
enclosed staircases for continuous protected egress (NBC-Part
4-4.7)
Yes
No
*2.6.2.5
Staircases shall be of enclosed type (NBC-Part
4-4.6)
Yes
No
*2.6.2.6
No. of sizes of exit staircases to depend on 6b(1
to 3) above and 7A5 (NBC-Part 4-4.3/ 4/5&6)
Yes
No
*2.6.2.7
Exit doors to be open able from served side,
without keys (NBC-Part 4-4.7.5)
Yes
No
2.6.3
Corridors and Passageways
*2.6.3.1
The width of the above shall not be less than the
aggregate required width of exit doors leading in direction of
egress (NBC-Part 4-4.8.1)
Yes
No
*2.6.3.2
The above (& stairs/lifts) shall have
fire/smoke resistant doors
Yes
No
*2.6.3.3
Have adequate ventilation (NBC-Part 4-4.8.3)
Yes
No
*2.6.3.4
Illumination required to ensure safe travel
Yes
No
2.7
2.7a
Internal Staircase
2.7a.1
For (2.7.a.1.1-2.7.a.1.4) (Refer NBC-Part
4-4.9.6/7/8)
*2.7a.1.1
Minimum width 1.5 mtrs. for other than Assembly
buildings (For Assembly and Hospital buildings minimum width is
2.0 meters) (Net width of stairs, available between hand rails
important)
Yes
No
*2.7a.1.2
Tread 25/30 cms. for residential/other than
assembly
Yes
No
*2.7a.1.3
Riser max 15 cms ht.
Yes
No
*2.7a.1.4
No. of risers not more than 15 Nos. per flight
Yes
No
*2.7a.1.5
Construction should be with non-combustibles
material (NBC-Part 4-4.9.1)
Yes
No
*2.7a.2
To be a self contained unit with at least one
external wall and be completely enclosed. (NBC-Part 4-4.9.2)
Yes
No
*2.7a.3
Shall not be around lift (NBC-Part 4-4.9.3)
Yes
No
2.7a.4
Hand rails to be at 100 cms. height (NBC-Part
4-4.9.9)
Yes
No
*2.7a.5
To be designed such that the No. of people in
between floor landings, is not less than those on each floor.
(NBC-Part 4-4.9.10)
Yes
No
*2.7a.6
To contain no electrical shafts/ AC ducts or gas
pipes (NBC-Part 4-4.9.4/10f)
Yes
No
*2.7a.7
Access to stairs shall be through two hr. rated
fire/ smoke door (NBC-Part 4-4.9.10.b)
Yes
No
2.7b
External Stairs
*2.7b.1
Shall be directly connected to ground (NBC-Part
4-4.11.2)
Yes
No
*2.7b.2
Minimum width 1.25 meters
Yes
No
*2.7b.3
Entrance to be separate and remote from internal
stairs. (NBC-Part 4-4.11.3)
Yes
No
*2.7b.4
To have no wall/window opening, close to it
(NBC-Part 4-4.11.4)
Yes
No
*2.7b.5
Openable vents/ducts to outer air be provided at
landings to facilitate venting of smoke, if any, and for
rescue/fire fighting (NBC-Part 4 C.1.4)
Yes
No
*2.7b.6
Route to be Always free of any obstructions/doors
shall be openable from the served side without use of a key
(NBC=Part 4-4.11.6)
Yes
No
*2.7b.7
Shall be of non-combustible materials and doors
leading to it shall have the regd. fire resistance (NBC-Part
4-4.11.6)
Yes
No
*2.7b.8
Fire escapes not to be taken into account in
calculating evacuation time (NBC-Part 4 4.11.10)
Yes
No
*2.7b.9
Width/tread, to be not less than 1.25 meters/25.0
meters respect riser not more than 19 cm. and flights/angle not
more 15/45 degrees, resp. (NBC-Part 4-4.11.7/8). However, the
corresponding dimensions for internal stairs i.e.
width/tread/riser at 150/25/15 cm. resp. are much preferred to
ensure safer evacuation.)
Yes
No
2.8
Miscellaneous Exit Items
2.8.1
Fire Tower
2.8.1.1
Fire Tower is the preferred escape route, being an
enclosed staircase, approached from floors, through landings
separated from floors and stairs by fire-resistant doors and open
to outer air (NBC-Part 4-3 & 4.13)
Yes
No
NA
2.8.1.2
For business, mercantile, institutional, theatres,
if >8 stories or >24 mtr., in height, at least one fire
tower is regd.
Yes
No
NA
2.8.2
Horizontal Exits
Yes
No
NA
2.8.1.2
To have with the same width at least one fire door
of self-closing type (NBC-Part 4-4.12.1/2)
Yes
No
NA
2.8.2.2
Doors to be openable at all times from served
side(s) (NBC-Part 4 4.12.5)
Yes
No
NA
2.8.2.3
Refuge area of 15 m2 or an area equivalent to 0.3
m2 per person to accommodate the occupants of two consecutive
floors, whichever is higher, shall be provided as under.
(a) For floors above 24 m. and upto 39 m —
one refuge area immediately above 24 m.
(b) For Floors above 39 m —one refuge area on
the floor immediately above 39 m and soon after every 15 m
Yes
No
NA
2.8.3
Ramps
2.8.3.1
To be not steeper than 1 in 10 and Never steeper
than 1 in 8. Surface to be skid proof NBC-Part 4-4.14)
Yes
No
NA
*2.8.3.2
To never abut the street without level space, so as
to provide safe sighting, before driving into the street.
(NBC-Part 3-10)
Yes
No
2.8.3.3
In plots over 2000 sq. mtrs. Ramps shall be within
bldg., line, for safety reasons
Yes
No
2.9
Electrical Safety
*2.9.1
To comply with Indian Electrical Rules, including
related Indian standards/Codes stipulated therein; NBC Part 8-2;
N.E.C.-Part 3-3; and IS-4878-14; IS-1646 & 732.
Yes
No
*2.9.2
Elec. installations shall be by licensed electrical
contractor & supervised by holder of
competency-certificate/permit issued by Government. Appropriate
certificates reqd. (IS-732-3.5)
Yes
No
*2.9.3
Completion drawings showing all circuits to enable
functional checks to verify compliance with applicable rules
(NBC-Part 8-3-9.1.5/9.2; IS 732.3.1/.4.1/.5/.9)
Yes
No
*2.9.4
Specific Requirements
*2.9.4a.1
Emergency and escape lighting powered by source
independent of normal power, for stairs/ exit routes & fire
alarm
Yes
No
*2.9.4a.2
With one and half hrs. battery backup (NBC-Part
4-4.16; appendix-D1 .14)
Yes
No
NA
*2.9.4b
Alternate/Emergency generator fed, separate, direct
power circuits for item 2 (refer NBC-Part 4-C.1.5.p; 1.6.4.3;
1.12, 14, 15)
NA
*2.9.4b.1
Fire pumps, lifts
Yes
No
*2.9.4b.2
Smoke Exhausters
Yes
No
*2.9.4b.3
Emergency Lighting
Yes
No
*2.9.4b.4
Fire Alarm/P.A. Systems (Note: Auto start and auto
switch over from normal to emergency source should be ensured)
Yes
No
2.9.4c
Transformers, if in basement to have enclosure of 4
hr. rating (NBC-Part 4-C.1.16.C)
Yes
No
NA
2.9.4d
Transformers room/enclosure, location and
ventilation/exhaust to be such that no smoke or fumes therefrom
can ingress into exit/escape routes or parking or other parts of
the bldg. (NBC-Part 4-6.4.6.5)
Yes
No
NA
*2.9.4e
Transformer plinth should be at least 15 cm. above
grade and if oil filled should have curbs to prevent egress of
leaking oil into any parking area (NBC-Part 8-2-4.2.2.c/g.)
Yes
No
2.9.4f
Periodical verification of efficacy of
emergency/alternate power supplies and related escape and fire
safety equipment (1S-1646-3.6&11.6)
Yes
No
NA
*2.9.4g
Compliance with I.S. 1646; 732; 10028, regarding
fire safety of bldg., electrical wiring & transformers resp.
2.9.4h
Indoor transformers to have auto High velocity
water spray or Emulsifying system (IS-15.10.3)
Yes
No
NA
2.9.4i
Transformer shall have soak pit, fencing and
provided with 45 ltr. foam trolley
Yes
No
NA
2.9.5
Power circuits
Yes
No
NA
*2.9.5.1
The lighting in, passageways, stairways, exits, and
parts of bldg. open to public, should be divided into two halves,
each half being fed by separate circuit controlled by switches,
located remote from each other.(IS-1646)
Yes
No
*2.9.5.2
Electrical fires being common cause of fires,
strict compliance I.E.R. 30 (ISI, complaint electrical material)
and IS-732 & NBC-Part 8-2, (for electrical wiring), is
essential
Yes
No
*2.9.6
Lightning protection per IS-2309. (NBC-Part 3-19)
Yes
No
2.10
Fire Protection (The following aspects should be
taken care of)
2.10a
Building Design
2.10a.1
Type of construction to comply with item 4, above,
to prevent rapid spread of fire, smoke or fumes which may
otherwise contribute to loss of lives and property. Fire
resistance ratings to comply with NBC-Part 4 c1-3.3 Table 1. (Any
deviations to be specifically, noted)
Yes
No
2.10a.2
If a bldg. has more than one occupancy it shall
comply with requirements of the most hazardous one, unless 4 hr.
rated separating wall is provided (NBC-Part 4-3.4.7)
Yes
No
*2.10a.3
Fire resistant doors, 1 hr. rated, in escape
routes, particularly at entrance to lifts, staircases, per 7.a-7,
above (NBC-Part 4-4.2.4 & IS 361)
Yes
No
*2.10a.4
Doorway or opening in separating walls/floors to
limit spread of fire, smoke by use of 2 hr. rated fire resistance
doors/ steel rolling shutters (NBC-Part 4-3.4.8 & 3.4.8.1;
IS-12458)
Yes
No
*2.10a.5
Openings in walls/floors for cables, plumbing etc.
to be in ducts/shafts enclosure of 2 hr. fire-resistance, with 1
hr. rated inspection doors (NBC-Part 4-3.4.8.2/3 & C.1.9)
Yes
No
*2.10a.6
Seal space between cables etc. and shaft, with
fillers, to stop fire at every floor level. (NBC-Part 4-3.4.8.3)
Yes
No
*2.10a.7
Surface finishes on walls/ ceilings/facade shall
minimize the spread of fire or toxic fumes (NBC-Part 4-3.4.15.1;
C.11)
Yes
No
*2.10a.8
Use "Class 1 flame-spread", surfacing
material, and fabric materials used for decor, carpets curtains
etc. per IS 2777 (NBC-Part 4-3.4.15.2, 6.4.6.1, C1.2 & 11.1)
Yes
No
*2.10a.9
Walls, partitions or floors lined with combustible
material, to have surfaces conforming to IS 1642, to prevent
rapid fire spread, hampering escape of occupants (NBC-Part
4-3.4.15.5)
Yes
No
*2.10a.10
Openable windows, on external walls or on fully
glazed facades, to have locks which can be opened by fire-man's
axe to enable quick access for rescue of inmates, and for
fire-fighting (NBC Part 4-3.4.16,C.1.7)
(Note Accessibility of fire men into higher floors
is important)
(Note Accessibility of fire men into higher floors
is important)
Yes
No
2.10b
Air Conditioning/Ventilation
2.10b.1
To be designed to minimize spreading of fire smoke
& fumes from one fire area/floor to another or to escape/exit
path, staircases, etc. (NBC Part 4-3.4.11 & C1.17; v Part
3-sec.-1/3)
Yes
No
NA
*2.10b.2
In case of fire, or smoke at A.C's outlet,
Automatic dampers to close, to stop spreading of smoke
Yes
No
*2.10b.3
In case of fire, stop fans, unless these are
arranged to remove smoke from fire area. (NBC-Part 4-3.4.11,2)
Yes
No
*2.10b.4
From safety point of view, separate air handling
systems for various floors are preferred, to minimize hazard of
smoke spreading. Refer (NBC-Part 4-3.4.11.4)
Yes
No
2.10c
Smoke venting
Note:— It is well established that far
greater lives are lost due to smoke (more so, if exits are
deficient), than due to fire-burns refer (NBC-Part 4-3.4.1/12,
4.2.9, C1.6)
Note:— It is well established that far
greater lives are lost due to smoke (more so, if exits are
deficient), than due to fire-burns refer (NBC-Part 4-3.4.1/12,
4.2.9, C1.6)
*2.10c.1
Automatic smoke vents, with area min. 3.3% of floor
area, in assembly areas and balconies, shall be installed. Refer
(NBC-Part 4-3.4.6.4.2/6, 4.4, 6.4.6.11)
Yes
No
*2.10c.2
The above, is natural draft smoke venting, opened
by smoke sensitive device, automatically. To substitute this with
powered exhausters, Department 's permission is regd. Refer (NBC-Part
4-3.4,6.4.4/6.4.5)
Yes
No
2.10d
Basements (Please refer 12.9.3 of Part 3 NBC and
C1.6 of Part 4 NBC)
2.10d.1
Basements to be separately ventilated with grills
etc. having 2.5% area of floor. Alternatively, air inlet &
smoke outlet ducts at floor & ceiling level resp. be provided
refer (NBC-Part 4-C.1.6.1)
Yes
No
NA
2.10d.2
Mechanical extractors with 30 change/hr. in case of
fire fed by alternate power also reqd. for lower basement, if
any. Refer (NBC-Part 4-C.1.6.4)
Yes
No
NA
2.10d.3
Smoke from basement fire shall in no case ingress
into any exit path/stairs serving upper floors. Refer (NBC-Part
4-C1.6.6)
Yes
No
NA
2.10d.4
Use of LPG/Pressure stove in basements is
prohibited, while allowed in other areas 4 hr, fire-resistant
enclosures. Refer (NBC-Part 3-12.9;Part 4-C1.6.5)
Yes
No
NA
2.10.d.5
Every basement shall be in every part at least 2.4
m in height from the floor to the underside of the roof slab or
ceiling
Yes
No
NA
2.10d.6
Adequate ventilation shall be provided for the
basement. The ventilation requirements shall be the same as
required by the particular occupancy according to bye laws. Any
deficiency may be met by providing adequate mechanical
ventilation in the form of blowers, exhaust fans,
air-conditioning systems etc.
Yes
No
NA
2.10d.7
The minimum height of the ceiling of any basement
shall be 0.9 m and the maximum 1.2 m above the average
surrounding ground level
Yes
No
NA
2.10d.8
Adequate arrangements shall be made such that
surface drainage does not enter the basement
Yes
No
NA
2.10d.9
The walls and floors of the basement shall be
watertight and be so designed that the effects of the surrounding
soil and moisture if any, are taken into account in design and
adequate damp proofing treatment is given
Yes
No
NA
2.10d.10
The access to the basement shall be separate from
the main and alternative staircase providing access and exit from
higher floors. Where the stair case is continuous in the case of
buildings served by more than one staircase, the same shall be of
enclosed type serving as a fire separation from the basement
floor and higher floors. Open ramps shall be permitted if they
are constructed within the building line subject to the provision
of 2.10.d.8.
Note:— The exit requirements in basements
shall comply with the provisions of Part 4 Fire and Life Safety.
Note:— The exit requirements in basements
shall comply with the provisions of Part 4 Fire and Life Safety.
Yes
No
NA
2.10d.11
Each Basement shall be separately ventilated. Vents
with cross sectional area (Aggregate) not less than 2.5% of the
floor area spread evenly round the perimeter of the basement
shall be provided in the form of grills, or breakable stall board
lights or pavement lights or by way of shafts. Alternatively, a
system of air inlets shall be provided at basement floor level
and smoke outlets at basement ceiling level. Inlets and extracts
may be terminated at ground level with stall board or pavement
lights as before, but ducts to convey fresh air to the basement
floor level have to be laid. Stall board and pavement lights
should be in positions easily accessible to the fire brigade and
clearly marked. 'Smoke outlet' or air inlet with an indication of
area served at or near the opening.
Yes
No
NA
2.10.d.12
The staircase of basements, shall be of enclosed
type having fire resistance of not less than 2 h and shall be
situated at the periphery of the basement to be entered at ground
level only from the open air and in such positions that smoke
from any fire in the basement shall not obstruct any exit serving
the ground and upper stores of the building and shall communicate
with basement through a lobby provided with fire resisting self
closing doors of 1 h resistance. For travel distance see 4.5 Part
4 NBC. If the travel distance exceeds as given in table 21, Part
4, Additional stair-cases shall be provided at proper places.
Yes
No
NA
2.10.d.13
In Multi-storey basements, intake ducts may serve
all basement levels, but each basement level and basement
compartment shall have separate smoke outlet duct or ducts.Ducts
so provided shall have the same fire resistance rating as the
compartment it-self. Fire rating may be taken as the required
smoke extraction time from smoke extraction ducts.
Yes
No
NA
2.10.d.14
Mechanical extractors for smoke venting system from
lower basement levels shall also be provided. The system shall be
of such design as to operate on actuation of heat/smoke sensitive
detectors or sprinklers, if installed, and shall have a
considerably superior performance compared to the standard units.
It shall also have an arrangement to start it manually.
Yes
No
NA
2.10.d.15
Mechanical extractors shall have an internal
locking arrangement, so that extractors shall continue to operate
and supply fans shall stop automatically with the actuation of
fire detectors.
Yes
No
NA
2.10.d.16
Mechanical extractors shall have an alternative
source of supply
Yes
No
NA
2.10.d.17
Ventilating ducts shall be irate- grated with the
structure and made out of brick masonry or reinforced cement
concrete as far as possible and when this duct crosses the
transformer area or electrical switch board, fire dampers shall
be provided.
Yes
No
NA
2.10.d.18
If cutouts are provided from basements to the upper
floors or to the atmosphere, all sides cutout openings in the
basements shall be protected by sprinkler head at close spacing
so as to form a water curtain in the event of fire.
Yes
No
NA
*2.10e
First aid fire extinguishers should be provided as
per IS-2190: 1992 & NBC-Part 4-5.1
Note:— The following minimum number of fire
extinguishers should be provided.
Note:— The following minimum number of fire
extinguishers should be provided.
Yes
No
(1) One ABC powder extinguishers of 5 kgs. capacity
and 2 no. of fire buckets filled with clean, dry, fine sand
should be provided for every 8 cars.
Yes
No
Part (2) One extinguishers of 2 kgs. capacity
should be provided near the entrance to each main switch board
room
Yes
No
Part (3) 2 ABC powder extinguishers of 5 kgs.
capacity should be provided near transformer, if installed
Yes
No
Part (4) 2 ABC powder extinguishers of 5 kgs.
capacity should be provided inside each lift room
Yes
No
(v) 1 water pipe gas catridge extinguisher of 9
ltrs capacity should be kept near each staircase landing on every
floor
Yes
No
(vi) Scale of suitable extinguishers for other
areas shall be collected before approaching the department for
final clearance, after finalizing utility of each area
Yes
No
(vii) All the extinguishers suggested above should
be with BIS Mark and should be located at an easily accessible
position without obstructing the normal passage
Yes
No
*2.10f
Fire service inlet (4 way) refer (NBC-Part
4-5.1.6.b)
Yes
No
*2.10g
Fire lift {546 Kg capacity) @ 1 for every 1200
sq.m. floor area. Refer (NBC-Part 4-appdx-C.1.5)
Yes
No
2.11
Special Hazards
*2.11.1
Rooms with refrigeration equipment/transformer not
to be adjacent to each other and should be vented separately to
outer air. (NBC-Part 4-6.4.6.5)
Yes
No
*2.11.2
All rooms/areas storing combustible
material/equipment/etc. be effectively cut off from exits/
assembly areas. (NBC-Part 4.6.4.6.6)
Yes
No
*2.11.3
Whether minimum fixed fire fighting installations
as prescribed in table 23 of NBC-Part 4 are provided (NBC-Part 4
appdx-d is also applicable)
(1) Proposed to provide emergency lighting with
minimum
Yes
No
2 hrs battery backup in the escape route.
(2) Proposed to provide Auto glow signages in all
floors.
Yes
No
(3) Proposed to provide Public Address System
Yes
No
2.12
Miscellaneous
*2.12.1
For building 15 m and above, NBC-Part 4, appdx-C is
applicable
*2.12.2
One Fire lift with capacity of not less than 545
kg. (8 per-sons lift) for every 1200 sq. mtrs. of floor area
shall be provided (NBC-Part 4-C.1.5)
Yes
No
*2.12.3
All floors to be compartmented into 750 sq. mtrs.
area through 2 hr rated fire separation walls (NBC-1V-C.1.8)
Yes
No
*2.12.4
Basement ventilation and stair- cases shall be such
that smoke cannot travel to upper floors
Yes
No
*2.12.5
For Buildings above 60 mtrs. height, whether
helipad arrangement is made (el C.10 of annexure C Part 4 NBC,
2005)
Yes
No
*2.12.6
Whether compartmentation is proposed to be done to
confine the fire/smoke to the area where fire incident has
occurred (Cl C.9 Annexure C, Part 4, NBC, 2005)
Yes
No
*2.12.7
Whether smoke mangement is strictly ensured, so
that exit route is free from smoke logging in case of fire (Cl
3.4.8, 3.4.9, 3.4.12, 4.2.9, 4.10 Part 4 NBC, 2005)
Yes
No
2.13
Fire pumps (Refer Table 23 of Part 4 of NBC, 2005)
*2.13.1
Whether estimates for Fire Safety System (certified
by the architect) submitted?
Yes
No
*2.13.2
Whether 15% of the estimates of Fire Safety System
as Bank Guarantee is submitted?
Yes
No
*2.13.3
Whether challan copy submitted?
Yes
No
*2.13.4
Whether Undertaking on Rs. 100/-Stamp paper
submitted?
Yes
No
*2.14
Provide name, address, licence No., signature of
technical staff
Name
Phone Number (Land line/ Mobile) Licence No.
Signature
Builder
Yes
No
Architect
Yes
No
Structural Engineer
Yes
No
Electrical Contractor
Yes
No
Fire Safety Systems Contractor
Yes
No
III
Explanatory Notes
Explanatory Notes
3a.1
"NBC"—National Building Code of
India (as amended in 2005 and) "PART 3"/" PART 4",
''VPART 2" etc. refer to parts of NBC.
3a.2
I.E.R. refers to Indian electrical rules
3a.3
S.P. 30-1984 is the National Electrical Code
3a.4
I.S. refers to Indian Standard
3b
NBC-Part 4-appdx-D, is mandatory for bldgs. 15 mts.
and above. However, may be referred to for other buildings Also,
depending on the degree of compliance with applicable rules or
local conditions, as determined by the fire department
3c
Each of the rules is sufficient provided all others
are followed. Hence, inadequate compliance with one rule may
warrant enhanced stress on others, as consented to by fire
department
3d
Brief descriptions are given for each item. The
referred rules give details
3e
Considering the safety scenario in most high-rise
bldgs., the unreliability of power supply, and the high incidence
of elec. shorts circuits, etc., resulting in fires, the manual
and automatic fire-alarm are preferred for all high-rise bldgs.
For the same reasons and because delays in fire
reporting/quenching is often causing avoidable loss of lives and
property. Hence automatic sprinklers, which have proven cost
effective, are preferred for such bldgs.
3f
In the pre construction design provisions and
commitments can be evaluated but all columns can not be filled in
detail. In this case brief description with applicable I.S. can
be given. However, in the post construction stage, specific
details of installations, corrections in approved drawings to
reflect "as-built" situations, and certificates etc.,
duly signed by technical persons, should be submitted and all
columns filled up, to facilitate inspection, functional checks
and issuance of final NOC required for occupancy certificate from
Municipal authorities.
3g
NOC is valid for the particulars provided in the
application. For any charge of class of occupancy, fresh NOC for
occupancy will be required. (NBC-Part 4-3.1.12 & 3.1.14 &
NBC-Part 2 c1-13.2.f & B-4.2.Part 3-b)
3h
Most of the facilities, in fire incidents are due
to
(a) Unrestrained and avoidable spreading of
Smoke/fumes due to insufficient smoke Sealing/exhaust
arrangements
(b) Smoke in escape route and in stairs make them
Difficult to use
(c) Inadequate aggregate width of stairs with
insufficient ventilations If smoke exclusion from exit stair case
is not ensured, then larger aggregate width of stairs would be
required to ensure evacuation of inmates of affected floors
within two and half minutes stipulated in NBC Part 4-cl-8.4
3j
In each specific case, the fire department may
stipulate additional measures, as being necessary for ensuring
fire safety of building inmates and public (Section 12 of A.P.
Fire Service Act, 1999
3k
The architect and the owner of the building shall
sign the checklist and plans
3l
This checklist does not cover cinema occupancy
(sub-occupancy type 01 & 02).
Form - 17
Form - 17
[See Rule 15(1)(d)]
Undertaking on Rs. 100/- stamp paper format
Undertaking on Rs. 100/- stamp paper format
(To be typed on Rs. 100/- Stamp Paper)
Undertaking
Signature of the Builder/Promoter/Developer
Name:............................................
Designation:...........................................
Address for Correspondence...........................................
Contact Telephone number............................................
Form No. 18
Form No. 18
[See Rule 15(1)091
Government of Andhra Pradesh Fire and Emergency Services Department
Government of Andhra Pradesh Fire and Emergency Services Department
(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."
(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.
Side
Open space required as per NBC
Proposed to provide by the Builder
North
.......... meters
..............meters
East
.......... meters
..............meters
South
.......... meters
..............meters
West
.......... meters
..............meters