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Estate Manual Essentials: The Fire Safety Plan

Estate Manual Essentials: The Fire Safety Plan

We recently posted a Fire and Evacuation Policy template which garnered follow-up requests for a Fire Safety Plan. As each property and situation is unique, it would be hard to create a template that would address every situation. However, we can share the steps for creating your own Fire Safety Plan. The process is easily replicated across any type of property. It may be something you handle as the Estate Manager, or delegate to a team composed of your Property Manager, Facilities Manager, and Security Team.

Our 12-page guide covers risk assessment, documentation, and what to include in your plan.

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