FLS Checklist (Rev 1 - June 2018)

CONFIDENTIAL
Fire Life Safety

Check List and Report
<Hotel Name>
Rev # Issued By Date
INDEX
1 - Overview
2 - Inspection & Report Notations
3 - Approval for Final Inspection form
4 - Final Inspection Notes
5 - Fire Life Safety & Other Issues

5.1 FIRE PREVENTION
5.2 FIRE/SMOKE COMPARTMENTATION & CONTROL
5.3 FIRE DETECTION, ALARMS & NOTIFICATION
5.4 AUTOMATIC SMOKE DETECTORS
5.5 MANUAL CALL STATIONS ARE INSTALLED
5.6 EMERGENCY EGRESS, ESCAPE & SIGNAGE
5.7 EMERGENCY POWER & LIGHTING
5.8 FIRE EXTINGUISHING SYSTEMS
5.9 FIRE SPRINKLERS ARE LOCATED IN
5.10 OTHER FIRE LIFE SAFETY SYSTEMS
IHG FLS Check List & Report – Rev 1 (Jun 2018)

6 - Appendix (see separate document)
Appendix – A IHG Cause & Effect Matrix
Appendix – B Fire Prevention
Appendix – C Fire & Smoke Compartmentation
Appendix – D Detection, Alarms & Notification
Appendix – E Egress, Exits & Signage
Appendix – F Emergency Power & Lighting
Appendix – G Extinguishing Systems
Appendix – H Smoke Control
Appendix – I Other Life Safety

1 Overview
This inspection report has been formatted to provide a means for checking and verifying all key Fire Life Safety against IHG requirements. This report should be
used from the beginning of the project right through to hotel opening (and beyond if required). All items related to the FLS inspection and checking process
should be noted within this report so as to provide a full history of recommendations given and actions taken.
While this report covers many areas, it is not fully comprehensive and does NOT replace the need for those involved with the hotel project, to read,
understand and utilize the IHG Engineering Standards. The IHG Engineering Standards provide the details necessary for a proper and compliant installation.
IMPORTANT :-
– For all new build hotel projects, compliance with all points listed must be attained prior to hotel opening.
– For re-branding and conversion hotel projects, priority and completion targets will be noted by the inspection engineer.
These priority and completion targets will be broken down into 2 Phases as follows:-
PHASE 1 Works – Essential Fire Life Safety and Brand Standards Compliance.
Phase 1 works must be completed prior to hotel opening (or re-branding as the case may be).
PHASE 2 Works –Ongoing Brand Standards Compliance.

Phase 2 works must be completed within the designated set timeframe (As indicated in months).
For example: “2 – 6 mths” means, priority 2 and must be completed within 6 months)
In all cases, the final inspection prior to hotel opening will be arranged only after the assigned IHG Engineer gives the approval to do so. This
approval will be based on the successful completion of the “Approval for Final Inspection” form found in Section 4 of this document.

2 Inspection & Report Notations
Report Revision/Date Item Ref # Notes & Comments

3 Approval for Final Inspection form
Approval for Final Inspection:

Hotel
Proposed Date for Inspection: (Note this needs to be confirmed with the person conducting the final inspection)
Item Yes No Comments
Local Fire Bureau Certificate has been received?
All IHG FLS Critical issues have been completed?
All FLS systems have been tested & commissioned?
Any FLS deviations have been addressed &

approved? (Refer Section 3 of this document)
Approval granted for final inspection: (signed by IHG Engineer)

Name:
Signature:
Date: 13th July 2017 CC Hotel Opening Team (HOT)
4 Final Inspection Notes
Pass/Fail
Date of Inspection Conducted By Comments
(Yes/No)

5 Fire Life Safety & Other Issues:
5.1 FIRE PREVENTION

Date
Issue Comments & Actions required to achieve IHG/
# OBSM YES PART NO N/A
International Standard
Priority Comments/Progress Completed
IAL
1 All foam & non-foam filling material for
furniture, upholstered furniture &
furnishing fabrics including drapes, 55996
curtains & blinds, beds, bed bases,
mattresses, mattress toppers &
upholstered head boards, duvets,
pillows & bed throws, wall coverings &
linings and carpets & rugs used within
the following hotel areas must be Low
flame and smoke propagating (Fire
Retardant):
 Back of House
 Front of House

Date
IAL
 Emergency Egress Paths
Low flame and smoke propagating (Fire
2 retardant) materials used for all pipe and
duct insulation (where provided).
A flammable Goods store has been
provided, in a suitable location, for
paints, chemicals and other dangerous
goods (With ventilation and fire
protection).
56720
Flammable Materials stored in the main
3
building or any of the interior corridor
guest room areas of a hotel must be
kept in fire proof lockers or cabinets of a
minimum of 30 minutes fire resistance.
Gas leak detection to meet the following

requirements:
285060
 Provided in kitchens and other areas
with gas fired equipment.
4  Gas leak detectors are connected to
285074
an automatic Shut off Valve and the
Fire Alarm System.
 Alarms are monitored in the main
FCC.
6 Kitchen Exhaust System to meet the
following requirements:
 Kitchen hoods are fitted with grease
303107
filters.

Date
IAL
 Access Points are provided for Duct 303106
Cleaning.
 Contract is in place for specialist 56572
cleaning of kitchen extractor hood(s)
and ducts.
 Self-Cleaning System installed for the
ventilation duct.
5.2 FIRE/SMOKE COMPARTMENTATION & CONTROL

Date
# OBSM YES PAR NO N/A
TIAL
All horizontal & vertical pipe shaft and
1 electrical riser penetrations are properly 376196
329062
sealed & compartmented.
All gaps, openings & penetrations are
fully sealed and compartmented 376196
3
between all front of house and back of
house areas.
Full-height wall (slab to slab) separations
are installed between different fire
compartments.
6 Fire dampers provision to meet the
following:
 Where fire rated walls are penetrated
by non-metallic ventilation ducts, fire 335186
dampers of equal rating must be
provided. (Except for kitchen exhaust
ducts)
 Where 2-hour fire rated walls are
penetrated by metallic ventilation 378051

Date
TIAL
ducts, fire dampers of equal rating
must be provided. (Except for kitchen
exhaust ducts)
 Fire Dampers must be easily 378053
accessible for maintenance and
resetting.
All Fire Rated Doors except for service
riser and/or connecting guest room doors
7
must be equipped with automatic door 55985
closers to ensure latching.
Door selectors are provided for double 55987
8
fire doors.
All fire doors are certified to their rating
9
(Provide certification/ tag as proof).
All Guest Room entrance doors and door
10 frames must achieve a minimum Fire 55977
Resistance of no less than 20 minutes.
Doors and door frames in fire rated walls
(including MEP shafts) other than guest
581061
room doors, must achieve a minimum
Fire Resistance as follows:
 60-mins construction – 30-mins door
11
and frame.
and frame
and frame.
12 Emergency Egress stairwells in High-rise 56326
Hotels (>25m) must have one of the
following:
 Mechanical Stairwell Pressurisation 263119

Date
TIAL
 Access to the stairwell through an
263120
open exterior vestibule 263121
 A Fire Lobby.
Guest corridor smoke exhaust system is
13
installed. (where required)
Smoke exhaust installed for Atrium (For
14
buildings with atriums).
Fire doors required to be held open are
provided with an Automatic Door Release 55986
15
Mechanism upon activation of the fire
alarm system.
Multi-story lobbies (two floors) provided
with an approved smoke control system
or a smoke barrier consisting of a
16
minimum 20-minute fire resisting door
and frame assembly to separate guest
room corridors from the lobby.
17 Rubbish and Laundry chutes require the 56028
following:
 Door at the terminus is 60-min fire 56029
rated and fitted with a self-closing 263081
device held open only by a fusible
link. 263083
 All other rubbish and laundry chute
doors must be self-closing and have a
self-latching device.
263082
 In a Sprinklered building, the chute
must also have a sprinkler installed at
the top of the chute.
 In an un-sprinklered building, a single
56031
automatic sprinkler or approved

Date
TIAL
suppression system must be installed
at the top of the chute.
Smoke control systems are interfaced
19
with the HVAC system
Guestroom Doors are provided with drop
20
seals underneath
Corridor Pressurisation is provided
21
(where required).
Certification has been provided
(compliance to structural fire rating).
22
Structural engineer, qualified personnel,
professional engineer, etc.
5.3 FIRE DETECTION, ALARMS & NOTIFICATION

PAR Date
# OBSM YES TIAL NO N/A
An automatic fully addressable AFA

system is installed in a permanently 581078
581074
1 monitored area. (AFA system must be
able to pinpoint the source of alarm
signal to an individual room.)
The HVAC system is interfaced with the
2
AFA system.
The AFA system is interfaced with a staff
3
paging system.
4 Guest Rooms must meet one of the
 Hard-Wired Smoke Detectors with 581073

PAR Date
local sounding device (75 dBA).

 Evacuation speaker a(EWIS) is 263147
provided with a minimum sound level
of 75dBA at the bed head.
 General alarm audible at 75dBA when 56356
measured from the Bed Head.
The AFA system is programmed to

respond to 3 categories of alarm inputs:
(1) Supervisory
5 (2) Priority one alarms
(3) Priority two alarms.
(In accordance with the Cause & Effect
Matrix).
The following systems must be provided
with un-interruptible or emergency 304174
power supply:
 Emergency Lighting 304176
6
 Fire Alarm (24 hours standby / 1 hour
operation) 304180
 Voice Evacuation System (24 hours 304181
Standby/ 1 hour operation)
Evacuation speakers are installed in all
areas (Front of House, Back of House,
7
Store Rooms, Plantrooms, Toilets, MEP
Spaces, Etc.)
8 The broadcast evacuation message 263146
system must meet the following
requirements:
 Include a pre-recorded evacuation 263150
message in the local language(s) and

PAR Date
English.
263148
 Provide a minimum sound level of
65dBA in Places of Assembly.
 Include an alarm. 263149
The evacuation system is capable of
10
single zone or multi zone paging.
The evacuation system will automatically
12
switch off any BGM or AV system.
Strobe lights and warning bells are
15
installed in FOH & BOH areas.
The detection & evacuation systems
16 wiring is "Class A" (To allow for line
monitoring).
A mimic/ repeater panel (where required)
meets the following requirement:
 installed in the Telephone Operator
room or an area where it is manned
by Hotel Personnel 24/7.
 Panel Includes both an audible and
visual alarm.
 Panel indicates the overall status of
18
the system.
 Panel indicates the specific zone
which initiated the alarm (public
areas) and specific room (guestroom).
 Panel includes a general alarm feature
(break glass).
 Procedure/ mechanism for alarm
delay (while investigating).
23 All initiating devices (Ie. smoke detectors,
flow switches etc) sound an alarm at the

PAR Date
point of origin and at the FCC & repeater

panel.
A means of warning guests with impaired
hearing in the event of a General Alarm
or Voice evacuation message must be 56366
25 provided.
Flashing beacons and vibrating pillow 56367

pads are recommended (i.e. Deafgard).
Fire alarm system is connected to the
26 local Fire Brigade. or a 24-hours response
team.
5.4 AUTOMATIC SMOKE DETECTORS ARE PROVIDED IN:

Date
TIAL
Smoke detectors installed in all areas
(except small toilets and pipe shafts) 56347
including:
 Lobby (including atriums and high
1
ceiling spaces)
 Mechanical & Electrical Rooms
(Including lift motor and IT rooms).
 BOH offices.
Spacing for smoke detectors at
4 Guestroom corridors must not exceed 56345
15m
6 Provided at the top & bottom of
Emergency stairwells. (For a non-
sprinklered stairwells or where local

Date
TIAL
regulations do not allow for installation
of sprinklers.).
Provided at suction side of supply fan,
return fan and exhaust fan of air
8
handling systems (For large capacity
AHUs).
5.5 MANUAL CALL STATIONS ARE INSTALLED IN ALL AREAS AND AT DESIGNATED EXITS IN:
Date
TIAL
Manual call points are provided in all 26313
0
FOH & BOH areas. Including:
 At or close to the front desk
 Each ground floor exit 26313
 Each Stair Access point 1
1
26313
2
26313
3
26312
9
The maximum travel distance between
manual call points must not exceed 37620
10 7
60m. (For new Properties. Existing
properties on a case-by-case basis).
5.6 EMERGENCY EGRESS, ESCAPE & SIGNAGE

PAR Date
1 The dead-end guest room corridor

length must not exceed 8m in hotels 56044

PAR Date
without a fixed fire suppression system

or 15m in hotels with a fixed fire
suppression system.
Emergency Exit Routes are required to
comply with the following (or local 56035
regulations whichever is more
stringent): 56036
 Minimum of 2 emergency exits on
each floor.
263085
 Emergency Exits on the same floor
that are remote from each other.
 Travel distance to an exit must not 56038
exceed 30m in non-sprinklered
2 buildings. 56039
 Travel distance to an exit must not
exceed 60m in fully sprinklered
buildings.
56041
 Internal Exit Doors on Emergency
Egress routes must be operable from
both sides.
56042
 Exit doors must swing in the
direction of egress. 56043
 Final Emergency Exits must be fitted
with Panic Hardware.
Automatic release doors are provided to
3 restrict dead ends or to separate smoke
zones. (Where required)
4 Emergency exit routes from Places of
Assembly (such as Meeting rooms, 56046
Banquet Halls, Lounge, Restaurants, etc)
must meet the following minimum

PAR Date
requirements:
56047
 At least 2 separate exits for 50 to 500
people.
 At least 3 separate exits for 501 to 56048
1000 people.
 More than 1001 people, minimum of 56049
four separate exits, to be validated
by a Qualified Person.
 Exit Doors Remote from each other 56050
 Exit Doors at least 90cm wide. 56051

A diagram showing the emergency exit
path to the nearest emergency exit must
be displayed on the room side of the 56052
56054
5 guest room door and immediately
adjacent to each meeting room door. 263086
Diagram must be in local language(s) 263087
and English.
Guests should not have to pass through
6 a service (or back of house) area to gain
access to an emergency escape.
7 Emergency Egress stairs must meet the
following minimum requirements: 56310
 Must exit directly to the exterior or 56311
via a Protected Corridor that leads to
the exterior.
 In buildings with a fixed fire
263101
suppression system, up to 50% of
Emergency Egress stair routes are
permitted to exit to the interior of
the building.
 Continuously illuminated or

PAR Date
immediately illuminate upon entry 56313

by guest.
 A handrail must be provided. (where
the staircase is wider than 1.1m, 56312
handrails should be provided on 376206
both sides of the staircase).
 Numbers indicating floor levels. 56321
 Minimum clear unobstructed width
of 1.10m 335181
 Egress Stair Door must have a
minimum 2/3 of fire stair width or a 335184
minimum clear width of 900mm 335185
(whichever is higher)
Emergency Exits that are fitted with 56056
access control (for BOH staff use) must
meet the following:
 Automatically release upon 263097
actuation of the fire alarm and
detection system. 56057
 Fail-safe to unlocked position in case
of power failure.
13 Exit signs must meet the following: 56059
 Directional exit signage must be 56060
provided when the exit is not
immediately visible.
 Signage must be illuminated by
56061
normal and Emergency Lighting that
automatically comes on when the
power supply to the normal lighting
provision fails.
 Emergency power must be provided 56062

PAR Date
to illuminate signage for a minimum

of 60 minutes.
5.7 EMERGENCY POWER & LIGHTING

PAR Date
Standby Generator (where provided) has

sufficient fuel min 8 Hours operation,
1
subject to reliability of Mains Supply and
Fuel Supply availability.
Where a standby generator is provided, 30409
2
it must meet the following:
 Standby power for essential services
must be available within 15 seconds 30409
2 of the main supply failure. 3
 The power supply must be provided
with two-way automatic change
over. 30409
4
Generator has sufficient capacity to
3 power to all FLS systems, minimum
operations + 20% spare capacity.
Fireman’s elevator is connected to the
4
emergency power supply.
5 Automatic Emergency Lighting must be
56329
provided in the following areas:
 Emergency Egress routes. 56330
 Any area where there are Hazardous
56331
Processes or Machinery
 Public areas greater than 15m² 26312
3

PAR Date
 Areas greater than 50m² where

26312
colleagues work. 4
 Lift car
56743
Emergency Lighting must meet the
following requirements.
 Provide minimum 60 minutes of 26312
6
illumination.
6  Where there is no national code for
lighting levels, emergency lighting 47605
must provide an average of 10 lux at 0
floor level and a minimum of 1 lux at
any point.
Lift must be provided with alternative
power supply (or ARD) which must be 56744
available immediately in the event of the
normal supply failing:
7
 Lift car must return to a floor level. 56745
 Doors must open when they reach
56746
the floor level allowing passengers to
exit the Elevator.
5.8 FIRE EXTINGUISHING SYSTEMS

PAR Date
The sprinkler system has been designed

to recognised international standards or
1 NFPA 13 throughout the whole property.
Provide certification/ documentation to
substantiate as-built system.

PAR Date
Sprinkler system water storage has been

provided according to recognised
2 international standards or sufficient for
minimum 60 minutes continuous
operation
One auto start jockey and two main
pumps have been provided. (Diesel
3
pump must be provided if there are no
Back-up generators)
Sprinkler test drain (connected back to
4 the tank) & direct read flow meters have
been provided at the fire pumps.
50 mm flush drain with isolation valve
5 has been provided after each sprinkler
flow switch.
All guest room sprinklers are quick
7
response type (For new builds).
Side wall type sprinklers are mounted no
8
more than 150mm from the ceiling
Sprinkler pumping & control system is
connected to the emergency generator
10
(or pumps are connected to auto start
diesel motor).
Fixed Fire Suppression System provided
in Generator room and Electrical Switch
Room. (Type of protection to be
assessed).
Kitchen range hoods are fitted with a
26508
wet chemical suppression system
11 5
systems (Such as Ansul) and connected 56568
to the Main Fire Alarm Panel.

PAR Date
Hydrant & hose reel system has been

designed to recognised international 56547
12 standards or NFPA 14. Provide
certification/ documentation to
substantiate as-built system.
Hydrant & Hosereel system water
storage has been provided according to
13 recognised international standards or
sufficient for minimum 120 minutes
continuous operation.
The hydrant & hose reel system is fully
14
interfaced with the AFA system.
Hydrant & hose reel pumping & control
15 system is connected to the emergency
generator.
Standpipes (rising mains) or hose reels
56550
must be provided in all High-rise (>25m)
properties.
18
At least one Hydrant stand pipe is
provided on the roof (Freezing
protection required in cold climates).
Fire department Breaching Inlet/
19 Booster Connections have been
provided.
Yard (external) fire hydrants are
20
provided.
21 Portable fire extinguishers (suitable for
56576
use in hazard areas) required throughout
the building:
 Selected and located based on the 56578

PAR Date
type of anticipated fire.

 Maximum travel distance to a fire 56581
extinguisher must not exceed 25m.
5.9 FIRE SPRINKLERS ARE LOCATED IN:

PAR Date
Sprinklers are provided in all indoor

areas including:
 Atriums and High-Level Ceilings
 Car Parks
1  All MEP rooms (except electrical
switch rooms and riser pipe shafts)
 Public Restrooms
 All storage rooms
Sprinklers with high temperature head

7
provided inside Sauna Room.
Pre-action sprinkler or Dry Type
sprinklers are provided in the Cold
13
Rooms. (Depending on the Temperature
and size for the rooms).
Sprinklers are provided in Emergency
18 stairwells (Top & bottom landings),
subject to local regulations.
Sprinklers are provided in ceiling voids
22
greater than 800mm.
5.10 OTHER FIRE LIFE SAFETY SYSTEMS

PAR Date
Elevators are fully interfaced to the AFA

system. In the event of a fire alarm being
56740
activated, lifts must automatically go to
1
the designated floor level and doors 56742
must open to allow passengers to
escape.
Elevator fireman's key stations are
2
provided.
All lifts have intercom functionality with
3 the hotel telephone operator or other 56752
emergency personnel.
Signage "Do Not Use Elevator In Case Of 28905
4 2
Fire" is provided.
56751
5 Swimming Pool safety signage must be 56445
prominently displayed and meet the
 Permanently installed 27806
 Where life guards are not on duty, 1
signage indicating ‘No Life Guard on 56447
Duty’
 The international ‘No Diving’ Symbol
 Rules of operation 27805
9
 Hours of operation
 ‘Use at your Own Risk’ 27805
 Signs in the local language(s) and 8
56446
English
27805
 Professionally Fabricated. 7
56448
27806

PAR Date
0
Swimming pool depth markings must be 56449
7
clearly displayed.
Safety features for Swimming Pool and
Hot Tub are provided accordingly:
 Minimum of two drains are required. 58204
9
 Anti-entrapment drain covers are
required in all Pools and Hot Tub 58205
with a single drain. 0
 Minimum of 1.5m of clear deck
8 space must be provided around the
perimeter of all Swimming Pools. 56485
 Swimming Pool deck must be slip
resistant.
 Ladders, steps and/ or ramps with 56438
handrails must be provided at
opposite ends of the Swimming Pool.
56441
9 Each Swimming Pool must have life

safety equipment meeting the following 56456
requirements:
 Include at least 2 life safety rings or 2 56457
throwing lines.
 At least one life safety hook
56458
 Be clearly visible and easily
accessible 27806
 Where life safety rings and/or 6
throwing lines are used, they must
be connected to a rope that extends 27806
to 1.5 times the width of the pool 7

PAR Date
Diving boards, trampolines and diving 56439

10
platforms are prohibited.
Where pools that have depths of more
11 than 1.5m, a floater rope must be
provided at the 1.5m depth line of pools.
Appropriate pool filtration equipment
has been provided together with PH and
13
Chlorine water treatment & testing
equipment.
An emergency telephone must be 56251
provided according to the following
requirement:
 Must be located at the Fitness Room 47606
 Must be located at the Swimming 5
47606
pool 6
14  Located in a clearly visible location.
 Calls must connect to an on-site 27413
location that is permanently staffed 6
or directly to the emergency 56253
services.
 Calls must not be answered by an
auto-attendant. 56252
Saunas and/or steam rooms must meet 56264

the following minimum safety
requirements: 56269
 Fitted with a non-lockable door 56270
 Fitted with an outside observation
window 56272
 Stove guarded by a permanently
fixed heat resisting structure. 56271

PAR Date
 Fitted with a protected shatter-proof

light fitting that is capable of
withstanding the heat. 56275
 A distress alarm with direct
connection to an on-site location
that is permanently staffed. 56268
 Fitted with a timer that is clearly
visible to the user.
 Safety signage displayed in the local 56274
language(s) and English.
 A Warning sign must be displayed 56276
around the steam outlet area.
Hot Tubs (including Whirlpool or Jacuzzi)
56410
must meet the following safety
requirements:
 Be capable of being secured to 56413
prevent unauthorized access.
 Fitted with a 15-minute operating 56414
timer.
 A clearly labelled manual shut-off
control mechanism for the water
56415
14 circulation pump located either
within 3m of the edge of the Hot Tub
or at a permanently staffed point
with direct line of sight to the Hot
Tub. 56417
 Water depth markings clearly visible
 A No Diving International symbol 56416
clearly visible to the user.
56422
 Safety signage displayed in the local
language(s) and English.

PAR Date
External Swimming Pools must be 56426

secured to prevent unauthorized access.
 Chain link fences are not permitted. 47606
 Where a fence is used, it should be 8
minimum height of 1.2m, with self- 27805
3
closing and latching gates. Fence
should have vertical pickets that do
not allow passage of a 100mm
15
sphere.
 Where a fence cannot be used, then
a Risk Assessment should be carried 27805
out to identify the most effective way 4
of providing substantially equivalent
protection.
 Comply to local regulations
(whichever is more stringent).
Doors to unsupervised indoor pools in
56429
16 enclosed area are provided with Access
Control interfaced with Guest Key Cards.
17 Carbon monoxide detectors 56647
incorporating an alarm are installed
according to the following requirements:
 Rooms where there is a Fuel Burning 56648
Appliance.
 In Guest Rooms adjacent to the room 56649
where there is a Fuel Burning
Appliance.
 In Guest Rooms adjacent to the vent
56650
path from a Fuel Burning Appliance.
 In Corridors or Common Area
adjacent to the room where there is 56652

PAR Date
a Fuel Burning Appliance.

An auxiliary non-keyed locking device,
such as a safety/night latch, safety chain 56216
19 or other IHG-approved non-keyed
locking device, must be provided on all
guestroom entrance doors.
Doors opening onto a balcony area have
20 an approved auxiliary locking device
located out of the reach of children.
Balance bar(s) must be installed to assist
56535
21 guests with entering and exiting the
bathtub.
In guest areas where there is a risk of
56526
falling from height, a permanent Barrier
must be provided that meets the
following:
 Be at least 1.1m high. 56528
 Gaps or openings limited to 10cm or 56529
22 less.
 Space to the sides and beneath the
barrier must not exceed 10cm. 56534
 Non-climbable 28523
 Securely fixed 3
 Stable 56527
28523
2
23 Electrical Outlet in the following areas
must be protected by Ground Fault 56630
Circuit Interrupters (GFCI) / Residual
Current Devices (RCD) in the form of
circuit breakers or protected outlets:
56631

PAR Date
 Electrical outlets in recreational

areas within 12m of the edge of a
swimming pool. 56632
 Under water Swimming pool lighting
 Exterior electrical outlets exposed to 56633
the weather elements or that are
within 6m of an external water
source. 47608
 Interior areas within 1m of a water 6
source.
 All areas where there is a probability
of human (guests and unqualified
staff) contact with electrical
equipment. (ie. Socket outlets,
switches, lighting, etc).
Fitness facilities are provided with
Access Control interfaced with Guest Key 56249
24
Cards. (Accessible 24 hours/ day).
Property perimeter security system

meets the following requirements:
 Security risk assessment has been
undertaken by the Hotel.
26
 Property security system has been
provided.
 Security in place is considered
adequate for the location.
28 FLS certification to meet the following
requirements:
 All components of the Fire Life Safety
Systems must be properly

PAR Date
commissioned & tested. Provide

Documentation such as drawings and
manuals.
 Local Fire Bureau Certificate has
been received (attach a copy to this
report).
 Waivers/ Exceptions to be indicated.
The hotel is required to have a locally
29 55915
developed Crisis Management Plan
The hotel Emergency Response Team
30 (ERT) has been established and they are
fully trained.
All hotel employees have attended
31
emergency response training.
Hotel has developed fire evacuation
32 procedures for disabled guests and
evacuation plan is available for review.
A local fire brigade is available.
36 - Distance from hotel……… km.
- Time to reach hotel……… mins.
Water Quality checks for cooling towers
and domestic water supply has been
provided.
Water storage has been provided with
protection against pests/ insects.
Precautions have been taken to prevent
legionella exposure at cooling towers.
UV filters to be provided after water
37
storage before point of use
Water temperature at points of use must
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not exceed 52 °C


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CONFIDENTIAL

Fire Life Safety

2 - Inspection & Report Notations

3 - Approval for Final Inspection form

4 - Final Inspection Notes

5 - Fire Life Safety & Other Issues

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Appendix – B Fire Prevention

Appendix – C Fire & Smoke Compartmentation

Appendix – D Detection, Alarms & Notification

Appendix – E Egress, Exits & Signage

Appendix – F Emergency Power & Lighting

Appendix – G Extinguishing Systems

Appendix – H Smoke Control

Appendix – I Other Life Safety

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PHASE 2 Works –Ongoing Brand Standards Compliance.

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Report Revision/Date Item Ref # Notes & Comments

Report Revision/Date Item Ref # Notes & Comments

Report Revision/Date Item Ref # Notes & Comments

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Approval for Final Inspection:

Item Yes No Comments

Local Fire Bureau Certificate has been received?

All IHG FLS Critical issues have been completed?

All FLS systems have been tested & commissioned?

Any FLS deviations have been addressed &

Approval granted for final inspection: (signed by IHG Engineer)

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Date: 13th July 2017 CC Hotel Opening Team (HOT)

4 Final Inspection Notes

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5.1 FIRE PREVENTION

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Gas leak detection to meet the following

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5.2 FIRE/SMOKE COMPARTMENTATION & CONTROL

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5.3 FIRE DETECTION, ALARMS & NOTIFICATION

An automatic fully addressable AFA

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local sounding device (75 dBA).

The AFA system is programmed to

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point of origin and at the FCC & repeater

Flashing beacons and vibrating pillow 56367

5.4 AUTOMATIC SMOKE DETECTORS ARE PROVIDED IN:

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5.6 EMERGENCY EGRESS, ESCAPE & SIGNAGE

1 The dead-end guest room corridor

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without a fixed fire suppression system

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 Exit Doors at least 90cm wide. 56051

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immediately illuminate upon entry 56313

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to illuminate signage for a minimum

5.7 EMERGENCY POWER & LIGHTING

Standby Generator (where provided) has