Fire Safety Plan Cards

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Due to the project operating from a large office space, a fire plan was created using zone cards.

The Fire Marshals are dedicated to a specific area of the site compound. As a result, they oversee the cards situated in their ‘zone’.

These cards have two aspects ‘colour zone check’ and ‘colour zone checked’. Once the Fire Marshal has pulled off the coloured card it then leaves behind ‘zone checked’. This then matches up to the board outside, which the zone cards stick too.

This ensures that every area of the building has been checked.

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Published 27 April 2020
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