3-ILSM.pdf
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- Fort Hall Fire Pipe Replacement Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 75H70124Q00019
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This document outlines an interim life safety measures plan for a construction project. It details life safety features that may be impacted including exits, exit routes, accessibility for emergency responders, and fire alarm/suppression systems. It requires inspection and testing of any temporary systems, construction of smoke-tight barriers, additional fire equipment and training, increased storage and debris monitoring, prohibition of smoking, and conducting safety drills. Personnel must also be trained when structural or compartmentation fire protection features are compromised, and broad safety education programs are necessary to communicate interim life safety deficiencies and measures.
The related federal contract opportunity is a solicitation from the Department of Health and Human Services Indian Health Service to replace fire supply pipes and a back flow preventer at Fort Hall Fire Pipe Replacement for an unknown response date or award amount.
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INTERIM LIFE SAFETY MEASURES PLAN
PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT
Area Name
Project Title::
Current Date:
Project and Contract Number :
Description of Project, Situation, and Condition being evaluated:
Departments and/or buildings that will be, or are affected by Project, Situation, or Condition:
Time frame during which Project, Situation, or Condition exists or will exist (give dates):
Life Safety features which are affected by Project, Situation, or Condition (list below)
1.
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4.
Is there potential for any of these conditions to impact the life safety of patients, visitors, or staff? Yes/No _____
If No, explain why not?____________________________________________________________
Based on these findings, does this project, situation, or condition warrant the implementation of ILSM? Yes/No _____
Signature of Individual Completing form Date
February 1997 (24−9) 13 TN - ___
INTERIM LIFE SAFETY MEASURES PLAN
IDENTIFIED LIFE SAFETY DEFICIENCIES
Project Title: __________________________________________ Project and Contract Number: ___________________
STATUS
YES NO N/A
1. Have alternative exits been designated as a result of the project, condition, or situation? Yes/No ____ Specify Locations:
2. Are exit routes inspected daily to ensure they are free and unobstructed? Yes/No ____ [Complete attachment C to document monitor inspections]
3. Has training been provided to personnel on the alternative exits ?Yes/No ____ [Use attachment G to document training]
4. Does the project, condition, or situation interfere with the accessibility to and from the emergency room by emergency forces, the public, and/or staff? Yes/No ____
If Yes Specify How
[Complete attachment D to document monitoring]
5. Does the project, condition, or situation impair the existing fire alarm, detection, and/or suppression system in any way? Yes/No ____
If Yes Specify how:
6. Has a temporary, yet equivalent, system been provided? Yes/No ____
If Yes Specify type:
7. Document the dates of the inspection and testing of the temporary system (must be done monthly):
8. Has temporary construction partitions been constructed that are smoke tight and are of noncombustible or limited combustible material? Yes/No ____
If Yes Specify Construction material and locations:
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STATUS
YES NO N/A
9.
Has additional fire-fighting equipment been provided?
If Yes Specify type, number, and locations:
Yes/No ____
10. Has training on the use of fire-fighting equipment been provided?
[Complete attachment G to document training]
Yes/No ____
11. Has smoking been prohibited in and adjacent to the project? Yes/No ____
12. Are storage, housekeeping, and debris removal practices monitored to reduce the combustible and flammable fire load? Yes/No ____
[Complete attachment E to document monitoring]
13.. Are a minimum of two drills per quarter per shift currently being conducted? Yes/No ____
14. List the dates of drills conducted:
QUARTERS SHIFTS
[List Months Covered in Spaces Below]
FIRST SECOND THIRD
9. Has hazard surveillance been increased to monitor buildings, grounds, and equipment with special attention given to excavations, construction areas, construction storage, and field offices? Yes/No ____
[Complete attachment F to document monitoring]
10. Have personnel been trained when structural and compartmentation features of fire protection are
February 1997 (24−9) 16 TN - ___ compromised? Yes/No ____
[Complete attachment G to document training]
11. Are organization wide safety education programs being conducted to ensure awareness of any LSC deficiency, construction hazard and these ILSM measures? Yes/No ____
[Complete attachment G to document training]
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