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The Fire Life Safety category includes the systems and equipment in place to prevent, detect, and alert occupants to fires and other critical incidents. A good Fire Life Safety system's goal is to minimize risk and help prevent loss, injuries, and death from fire, electrical, and other hazards.

The list of equipment includes:

Fire Alarm Systems
Fire Extinguishers
Alarm Monitoring Services
Fire Door Inspections
Clean Agent / FM 200
Fire Pumps
Post Indicator Valves
Fire Hydrants
Exit Signs
Fire Alarm Pull Stations
Fire Alarm Notification Devices
- Horns and / or Strobes
Sprinkler Systems
- Wet
- Dry
- Deluge
- Pre-action

Develop best-in-class processes and templates for Fire Life Safety programs focusing on the key elements to include:

Preventative maintenance
Lifecycle planning
Pricing Guidance
Supplier identification

Drive World Class FLS standards, practices and results
Expand Strategic and Preferred relationships delivering sustainable offerings across all regions and LOB
Develop global guidelines for implementing a proper FLS maintenance program
Create and implement Standardized Templates to ensure consistency of program delivery and accurate measurement of success

1. Category Definition

2. Scope

3. High Level Strategy

Defibrillators
Resuscitation
First aid equipment

Respond

Gas suppression
Water mist
Sprinklers
Extinguishers
Gas cylinders
Back flow / pressure testing (hydrants)
Ductwork / stopping

Contain

Fire Extinguisher

Fire Alarms

Clean Agent / FM 200

Fire Doors

Post Indicator Valve

Deluge Sprinkler System

Fire Pump

Alarm Monitoring

Emergency Exit Signs

Sprinkler System

Fire Hydrant

Fire Alarm Notification Device (Horns / Strobes)

Fire Life Safety Falls into 5 buckets

Training
Risk assessments
Consultancy
Lone worker solutions
Fire stopping
Fire doors
Fall restraint (harnesses)
Lightning protection

Prevent

Systems & controls
Smoke / heat / carbon monoxide detectors
Very early smoke detection apparatus (VESDA)
Alarms
Monitoring