12. Any door leaf in a means of egress shall not project more than180 mm into the required width of an aisle, a corridor, apassageway, or a landing, unless the door leaf is equipped withan approved self-closing device.

13. Each guest door used as means of egress shall at least 20minutes fire resistant.

14. Doors as means of egress that open directly onto exit accesscorridors shall be self-closing and self-latching.

15. There shall no openings in corridor partitions other than door openings.

16. Handrails projections shall not more than 114 mm

17. Exit stair landing shall not be less than the required width of exitdoor.

18. There shall be no enclosed usable space under the stairs in anexit enclosure nor shall the open space under such stairs be usedfor any purpose.

19. Exit stairway finishing shall not exceed class B.

20. Exit stairs shall be provided with Guard and Handrails.

21. Exit stairways terminate directly at a public way or at an exteriorexit discharge

22. Exit stairs thread depth shall not be less than 280 mm.

23. Exit stairs riser height shall not be less than 100 mm nor morethan 180 mm.

24. Exit stairs head room shall not be less than 2000 mm.

25. Ramp as means of egress shall have a maximum slope shall be1:12 (~ 8.3 %).

26. Ramp as means of egress shall have a maximum cross slopeshall be 1:48 (~ 7.14 %).

27. Ramp as means of egress shall have a maximum rise for a singleramp run shall be 760mm.

A. CONSTRUCTION AND COMPARTMENTATION

29. Walls & Ceiling finish:

31. Separation of Occupancy (Walls / Partition) shall at least 60minutes fire resistant.

32. Two (2) hours fire resistance firewall, 760mm above the roofsurface. (See MC No. 2021-064 dated 28 June 2021 for Alternative)

33. Provide fire stopping for all conceded spaces.

B. FIRE DOORS

34. Fire door shall be installed in accordance with NFPA 80,Standard for Fire Doors and other Opening Protectives

35. Door assemblies shall be installed in accordance with NFPA 105,Standard for the Installation of Smoke Door Assemblies andOther Opening Protectives

36. Exit doors shall swing in direction of egress

37. Exit doors shall be provided with re-entry mechanism at everyfour (4) storey.

38. Exit doors assembly shall at least 60 minutes fire resistant forthree (3) communicating level and below.

39. Exit doors assembly shall at least 90 minutes fire resistant for four(4) communicating level and above

40. Exit doors shall be provided with panic hardware, vision panel,and self-closing mechanism.

C. PROTECTION OF VERTICAL OPENING

42. Sprinkler Vent Method

43. Spray Nozzle Method.

44. Partial Enclosure Method.

A. AUTOMATIC FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM:

(*Mandatory Field Based on Hydraulic Calculation Submitted)

47. NFPA 13

48. NFPA 13 R

B. WET STANDPIPE SYSTEM:

(*Mandatory Field Based on Hydraulic Calculation Submitted)

65. Class I ( 2 ½ “ hose connection)

66. Class II 1 ½ “ hose connection)

67. Class III (Combination of I & II)

C. FIRE DETECTION AND ALARM SYSTEM

71. Manual call points

72. Alarm Bell

73. Smoke and Heat detector

74. Siren Strobe

75. Fire Alarm Annunciator

76. Occupant Notification (Audible / Visible)

77. Emergency Force Notification ( If applicable)

78. Fire Alarm Control Panel (FACP)

D. PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHER

81. Sizes / Number of fire extinguishers for the listed grades ofhazards shall be sufficient to meet the requirement of table 7 & 8of RIRR of RA 9514.

82. Automatic Kitchen hood Fire Suppression System.

83. Stairwell pressurization.

84. Zone Smoke Control.

85. Elevator Pressurization.

86. Vestibule Pressurization

87. Smoke refuge area pressurization.

88. Mechanical smoke exhaust or Natural smoke ventilation forwarehouse or Atrium

89. No fix grills or any obstruction shall be installed on windowopenings and/or fire exits

90. Provide/post "NO SMOKING" sign/s where combustible materialsare stored or handled. Such signs shall be conspicuously andsuitable located.

91. Overall construction fire safety program was developed and orupdated. 
(Note: Construction fire safety program addressed the following: goodhousekeeping, on site security, fire protection systems — installation of new fireprotection systems as construction progresses, organization and training of an on-site fire brigade, pre-fire plan, rapid communication, protection of existingstructures and equipment from exposure fires resulting from constructionoperations)

92. Adequate escape facilities are maintained at all times.

93. Fire department access road/s is/are provided and maintained.

94. Standpipe (if required) are maintained in conformity with theprogress of building construction.

95. First –aid firefighting equipment are provided and maintained.