Brandschutzverordnung – Inhalt und Aufbau

A fire safety regulation is an important document for fire protection. On one hand, it outlines how fires can be prevented within a company; on the other, it explains to personnel how to behave in the event of a fire. Therefore, it is recommended that every company establish a fire safety code. Such a fire safety code should be kept up to date and regularly reviewed by a qualified professional.

Such a fire safety code is not only a vital foundation for implementing fire protection; it also demonstrates that you are truly serious about fire safety.

Structure of Fire Safety Regulations according to DIN 14096

The fire safety regulation consists of three parts:
Part A is intended for all persons in the building (residents, employees, visitors).
Part B is intended for persons who are in the building on a more than temporary basis (residents, employees).
Part C applies to persons who have been assigned specific fire safety tasks (fire safety officers, safety officers, or engineers).

Content of Part A:

Part A usually consists of only a single A4 page posted within the building.

Content of Part B:

The fire safety regulation is generally distributed to employees or residents as a small brochure. Fire Safety Regulation B always includes Fire Safety Regulation A.

In the order listed below, further details are provided on the following aspects:

• Fire prevention
• Spread of fire and smoke
• Escape and rescue routes
• Reporting and extinguishing equipment
• Conduct in the event of a fire
• Reporting a fire
• Observing alarm signals and instructions
• Moving to safety
• Attempting to extinguish the fire
• Special rules of conduct

Content of Part C of the Fire Safety Code

The content of Fire Safety Regulation C is structured in the following order:

• Fire prevention
• Alarm plan
• Safety measures for people, animals, the environment, and property
• Firefighting measures
• Preparation for fire department operations
• Aftercare

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