References

FIRE PREVENTION CHECKLIST | Explanatory Notes for Fire Prevention Checklist

Purpose of the checklist :

• To encourage building proprietors/occupiers to complete routine inspections on fire safety provisions of their own properties & to amend minor inconsistencies identified. 
• For the general use of building proprietors/occupiers. The items for inspection are normal but are fundamental on fire safety.
• If most in the Checklist is ‘No’, it means that fire prevention of the building is not prioritize & should be properly checked by the inspection personnel.
• If there is hesitation in amending the inconsistencies, building proprietors/occupiers may seek relevant information or refer with professionals or relevant government departments.
• The Checklist act as a general guidance only, it is a good thing to assign a professional to check the building conditions frequently.
• The Checklist should be retained by the building proprietors/occupiers for compulsory follow-up & future referral.

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MS 1590-2003
Carbon Dioxide Extinguishing Systems – Design & Installation

Fire Detection & Fire Alarm System

MS 1745:Part 2: 2004
Fire Detection & Fire Alarm Systems – Control & Indicating Equipment

MS 1745:Part 3: 2004
Fire Detection & Fire Alarm Systems – Audible Fire Alarm Devices

MS  1745: Part 4: 2004
Fire Detection & Fire Alarm Systems – Power Supply Equipment

MS 1745:Part 5: 2004
Fire Detection & Fire Alarm Systems – Point Detectors

MS 1745:Part 7: 2004
Fire Detection & Fire Alarm Systems – Smoke Dectors – Point Detectors Using Scattered Light Transmitted Light Or Ionisation

MS 1745:Part 10: 2004
Fire Detection & Fire Alarm Systems – Flames Detectors – Point Detectors

MS 1745:Part 11: 2004
Fire Detection & Fire Alarm Systems – Manual Call Points

MS 1745:Part 12: 2004
Fire Detection & Fire Alarm Systems – Smoke Detectors – Line Detectors Using An Optical Beam

MS ISO 14520 – 8: 2004
Gaseous Fire Extinguishing Systems – Physical Properties And System Design – HFC 125 Extinguishant

Ms ISO 14520 – 9: 2004
Gaseous Fire Extinguishing Systems – Physical Properties And System Design – HFC 227ea Extinguishant

Ms ISO 14520 – 10: 2004
Gaseous Fire Extinguishing Systems – Physical Properties And System Design – HFC 23 Extinguishant

MS ISO 14520 – 11: 2004
Gaseous Fire Extinguishing Systems – Physical Properties And System Design – HFC 236fa Extinguishant

MS ISO 14520 – 12: 2004
Gaseous Fire Extinguishing Systems – Physical Properties And System Design – IG – 01 Extinguishant

MS ISO 14520 – 13: 2004
Gaseous Fire Extinguishing Systems – Physical Properties And System Design – Ig – 100 Extinguishant

MS ISO 14520 – 14: 2004
Gaseous Fire Extinguishing Systems – Physical Properties And System Design – IG – 55 Extinguishant

MS ISO 14520 – 15: 2004
Gaseous Fire Extinguishing Systems – Physical Properties And System Design – IG – 541 Extinguishant

Ms 555: Part 1: 2003    Fire Dampers: Specification (2nd Revision)
Ms 555: Part 2: 2003    Fire Dampers: Installation (2nd Revision)

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International Organization

National Fire Protection Association, USA

Confederation of Fire Protection Association Internation (CFPA-I)

Association of Specialist Fire Protection

British Standard International (BSi)

Building Research Establishment (BRE)

Underwriters Laborattories Inc (UL)

Local Organization

Ministry of Housing and Local Government, Malaysia