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    QCDD Compliance Photos

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    The document outlines 20 compliance issues found during an inspection of a building related to fire safety standards. Key issues include a lack of handrails on stairs, exit doors not properly marked, fire engine hard standing areas not marked correctly, sprinkler systems having painted or blocked plates, isolation valves missing locks, and smoke control and emergency power systems failing testing. The consultant requests re-inspection and resolution of these issues.

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    The document outlines 20 compliance issues found during an inspection of a building related to fire safety standards. Key issues include a lack of handrails on stairs, exit doors not properly marked, fire engine hard standing areas not marked correctly, sprinkler systems having painted or blocked plates, isolation valves missing locks, and smoke control and emergency power systems failing testing. The consultant requests re-inspection and resolution of these issues.

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    The document outlines 20 compliance issues found during an inspection of a building related to fire safety standards. Key issues include a lack of handrails on stairs, exit doors not properly marked, fire engine hard standing areas not marked correctly, sprinkler systems having painted or blocked plates, isolation valves missing locks, and smoke control and emergency power systems failing testing. The consultant requests re-inspection and resolution of these issues.

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    The document outlines 20 compliance issues found during an inspection of a building related to fire safety standards. Key issues include a lack of handrails on stairs, exit doors not properly marked, fire engine hard standing areas not marked correctly, sprinkler systems having painted or blocked plates, isolation valves missing locks, and smoke control and emergency power systems failing testing. The consultant requests re-inspection and resolution of these issues.

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    3 - Handrails shall be provided on stair, in accordance with NFPA 101


    a. Stairs with two steps or more shall be provided with handrails on both sides,
    and along the natural path of travel At the time of inspection, the mosque entrance
    having 3 steps without handrail.
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    4 - Push to Open - ‫ﺍﺩﻓﻊ‬


    All exit doors shall be provided with the signage above as per NFPA 101

     
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    5 - Fire Engine Hard Standing location and marking shall be provided in


    accordance with Civil Defence approved drawing
    The Fire Engine Hard Standing shall be provided as stated above in letter markings of at least 50-
    mm in height

     
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    6 a. Fire Pump room shall be enclosed with fire rated walls as per NFPA 101 and
    approved Civil Defence drawings (Pls. see c.)

     
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    6 b - A stock of spare sprinklers with a quantity prescribed by NFPA 13 (minimum 6


    pieces) with special sprinkler wrench shall be maintained, provided and kept in the
    cabinet

     
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    7 II. Sprinkler head inside the elevator pit shall be mounted not more than 24
    inches (600mm) above the elevator pit (Tapping point. Ref. dwg. FF-114)
    III. Sprinkler heads cover plates shall not be painted and free of dirt
    At Mosque and Administration - During inspection, it has been noticed some
    escutcheon plates was painted and some imbedded with majoon/putty.

     
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    7 III. Sprinkler heads cover plates shall not be painted and free of dirt
    At Mosque and Administration - During inspection, it has been noticed some
    escutcheon plates was painted and some imbedded with majoon/putty.

     
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    8a. During inspection, the isolation valve lever was removed.


    NFPA 20. 11.4.4.5.1 The valve shall be locked in the open position.

     
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    9 a - Breeching inlet location shall be provided with appropriate marking (wet or


    dry)

     
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    9 b - BS336 Hydrants, breaching inlets and Landing valve shall be installed in


    accordance with NFPA 14 and NFPA 24 All Connection types shall be in BS336
    (Snap-on type)

     
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    9b.ii - Each fire hydrant shall be provided isolation gate valve. Ref. drwg. FF-102

     
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    9.b - III. NFPA 14 Chapter 6.1.2 Protection of Aboveground Piping: Standpipe


    system piping shall be protected from mechanical damage.

     
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    9d - Sprinkler Floor/Zone Control Valve location shall be provided with appropriate


    marking

     
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    10a. Initiating devices inside the protected room did not activate.
    Note: Manual release did not activate during test for the MDF Room (2nd floor).

     
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    15a. Using Emergency Power Supply System (EPSS) for ventilation fans failed
    during testing.

     
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    15b - Justify the ventilation system at the fire pump room shall be supply and
    exhaust. (Ref. drwg AC34-101)

     
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    16a. Using Emergency Power Supply System (EPSS) for smoke control fans failed
    during testing

     
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    16b - Duct smoke detector shall be provided to shut down fans upon activation
    Duct detector did not shutdown fans during testing.

     
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    17a. Functional test of Fire-fighter's smoke control panel;

     
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    17d - Identification marking of fans and outlets/inlets shall be provided (e.g. “Fresh
    Air Supply”/ “Exhaust Air”)
    - Ref. drwg. AC1-501-1& 2- (Fire Mode Operation and miscellaneous features) for
    validation on next schedule of inspection.

     
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    18 - Provide access opening for all fire/ smoke or motorizes damper.


    - NFPA 90 A , A .4.3.4.1 Access doors for fire dampers should be located so that the spring catch
    and fusible links are accessible when the damper is closed. Where the size of the duct permits, the
    minimum access door size should be 457 mm × 406 mm (18 in. × 16 in.). For dampers that are too
    large for an ordinary person's arms to reach from outside the duct to reset the damper and replace
    the fusible link, the minimum size for the access door should be increased to 610 mm × 406 mm (24
    in. × 16 in.) to allow the entrance of an individual. Access doors should be located as close as
    practicable to fire dampers and smoke dampers. If feasible, the underside of the duct should be
    used rather than a side door. Many fire dampers and smoke dampers are preloaded with powerful
    springs that force the damper to shut. These dampers need to be opened against these springs
    which could necessitate the ability to get two arms into the duct.

     
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    19. Emergency Power Supply System (EPSS) functionality comments


    As per declaration of the consultant, Emergency Power Supply System (EPSS) not yet
    commissioned. NO TESTING DONE in EPSS during inspection. For testing on next schedule of
    inspection.

     
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    20 - An illuminating approved exit sign shall be installed in accordance with Civil Defence approved
    drawings and NFPA 101
    Illuminated Directional and Exit signs shall be visible from 30 meters

     
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    21 - Identification and warning signs comments


    a. Appropriate identification signs shall be installed in all utility/ service rooms in both
    languages Arabic and English

     
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    21 - Identification and warning signs comments


    b. Following warning signs shall be installed in all elevators and elevator lobbies:

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