During the preparation of a fire alarm plan, experts detail what needs to be done in the event of a fire in a building or facility. The plan includes evacuation routes, the location of emergency exits, and where to go for safety. It outlines how to alert the fire department and other emergency services, as well as the responsibilities of individuals during a fire drill. The plan also identifies assembly points where employees gather after evacuation, and procedures for accounting for everyone’s safe exit. The goal is to ensure that everyone knows what to do in the event of a fire, enabling the safest and most efficient evacuation of the building.

Relevant legislation:

1. Act XXXI of 1996 on fire protection, technical rescue, and firefighting