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NFPA 551 helps users evaluate the appropriateness and execution of a fire risk assessment for a fire safety problem.
Professionals who review or conduct fire risk assessments -- AHJs, insurance professionals, and building owners -- rely on NFPA 551, Guide for the Evaluation of Fire Risk Assessments to spell out the various types of fire risk assessment methods and describe the properties these methods should possess.
Understand the basis for fire assessments and learn how to confidently:
Apply risk-informed decision making for fire safety
Select fire scenarios, identify representative challenging scenarios, and group such scenarios into clusters for the purposes of conducting more effective consequence analysis
Develop appropriate documentation to accompany a fire risk assessment
Evaluate qualifications of those conducting a fire risk assessment
Comprehensive coverage includes:
Guidance on how to address uncertainty when conducting a fire risk assessment
Factors to consider when conducting or reviewing a fire risk assessment
Guidance on how to address the changing effectiveness of fire protection equipment, features, programs, and procedures
Discussion on the role of qualitative, semiquantitative likelihood, semiquantitative consequence, and quantitative methods in a fire risk assessment
Discussion on cost-benefit analysis
Details about proper documentation and elements of a fire risk assessment
Guidance on applying risk-informed decision making for various fire safety goals including the preservation of heritage resources
Updated Annex B, with explanatory material and references to additional guidance in other documents
NFPA 551 also covers the purpose and importance of using an operations and maintenance manual in conducting a fire risk assessment, and the importance of using checklists that address both likelihood and consequence.
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