PBA ensures a building meets life safety goals by using engineering analysis and realistic fire scenarios instead of strictly following prescriptive code.

FSDP outlines a building’s fire safety goals, strategies, and systems to meet safety standards based on risk assessment.

FERP outline the procedures to be taken before, during, and after a fire to protect life, property, and operations.

FERA identify the potential of fire and explosion hazard, evaluate the likelihood, and quantify it consequences.

HMA identifies potential hazards and details the strategies to mitigate the risk of the hazards.

Fire Safety Advisory provides expert guidance on fire prevention, risk management, and compliance for safe building operations.

Fire Safety System Certification is official approval confirming a building’s fire systems meet safety standards.

OSH is a multidisciplinary field focused on overall site safety which involves identifying hazard, implementing engineering controls, and provide safety procedures.