Fire detection Clause Samples

The Fire Detection clause establishes requirements for the installation and maintenance of fire detection systems within a property or facility. Typically, it mandates that appropriate fire alarms, smoke detectors, or other fire-sensing devices be installed in accordance with local regulations and kept in good working order through regular inspections and testing. This clause ensures early warning in the event of a fire, thereby enhancing occupant safety and minimizing property damage by facilitating prompt emergency response.
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Fire detection. If a Team Member removes a smoke or carbon monoxide (CO) detector from the ceiling or wall, or tampers with the detector in any way, the responsible Team Member will be charged a $100 fine per detector. Discharging the unit fire extinguisher without a valid reason is cause to require that Team Member permanently vacate Staff Housing.
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Fire detection. Vehicles shall be equipped with an alarm system detecting either an excess temperature or smoke in toilet compartments, driver's sleeping compartments and other separate compartments.
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Fire detection. Our goal is to detect all wildfires as soon as possible, and to control wildfires by 10:00 am of the day following detection. Fire weather stations operated by FLNRO are used to calculate fire weather indices. When the fire danger rises to extreme, forest closure and access restrictions may be applied.
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Fire detection. 7.5.6.1. Vehicles shall be equipped with an alarm system detecting either an excess temperature or smoke in toilet compartments, driver's sleeping compartments and other separate compartments. 7.5.6.2. Upon detection, the system given in paragraph 7.5.6.1. above shall provide the driver with both an acoustic and a visual signal in the driver's compartment. 7.5.6.3. The alarm system shall be at least operational whenever the engine start device is operated, until such time as the engine stop device is operated, regardless of the vehicle's attitude. 7.6. Exits
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Fire detection.  Signed-off test certificates  Signed-off Quality Control Plan and Check sheets  Standard brochures, catalogues, descriptions  Spares listings  Operating and Maintenance ManualsMaintenance plan  “As built” drawings  Fault-finding guides The final issues of all manuals and drawings are submitted (4) weeks after completion for acceptance by the
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Fire detection. A sensor captures abnormal temperature values and/or detects the presence of smoke.
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Fire detection. Fire detection systems shall be provided for the buildings of the Terminal in accordance with TCVN 5738-1993 or equivalent NFPA. Fire detectors shall be addressable and include readily accessible test facilities to demonstrate the effectiveness of the devices. The following types of detectors shall be provided according to each hazards characteristics and the combustion products as well as for installation for ambient conditions.
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Fire detection. Monitoring of the fire protection flow switch system only is included in the contract price.
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Fire detection. Safety fileMethod StatementsQuality Control Plans and Check Sheets  Design standards, codes of practice, design guidelinesThird party documentation, drawings, as built settings  Installation, Test and Commissioning ProceduresDesign documentation detailing verification, calculations and philosophies  All drawings, manuals and schematics  A bar chart program (preferably in MS Project format) detailing all scope of work activities.  Hard copies of the following: Material, Dimensional and Test certificates  Signed off Preliminary Drawings
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