Required fire safety information details - as-built plans and documentation

For most buildings, basic information on the location of fire protection measures may be sufficient. An as-built plan of the building should be provided showing — a) escape routes – this should include exit capacity (i.e. the maximum allowable number of people for each storey and for the building); b) fire-resisting construction and location of fire-separating elements (including cavity barriers in walk-in spaces); c) fire doorsets, fire doorsets fitted with a self-closing device and other doors equipped with relevant hardware; d) locations of fire and/or smoke detector heads, alarm call-points, detection/alarm control boxes, alarm sounders, fire safety signage, emergency lighting, fire extinguishers, dry or wet fire mains and other firefighting equipment and hydrants outside the building; e) any sprinkler system provided (whether as a compensatory feature or otherwise), including isolating valves and control equipment; f) any smoke control system(s) or ventilation system with a smoke control function, including mode of operation and control systems; and g) any high risk areas (e.g. heating machinery); h) any power supplies or power generating installations; i) the location of secure information boxes.