Which document helps establish fire safety policies in organizations?

The Fire Safety Management Plan is the comprehensive document designed specifically to establish fire safety policies within organizations. This plan outlines the strategies and procedures necessary to ensure fire safety, detailing responsibilities, fire risk assessments, preventive measures, emergency procedures, and training requirements for personnel. It serves as a critical framework to promote safety and compliance with applicable fire codes and regulations, guiding organizations in effectively managing fire risks and responding to potential emergencies.

While the Emergency Response Plan is focused on immediate actions in the event of a fire, and the Occupational Health and Safety Plan covers broader health and safety issues, the Fire Safety Management Plan specifically addresses fire-related policies and procedures. The Building Safety Code establishes minimum safety standards for construction and occupancy but does not directly articulate the organization’s specific fire safety policies.