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1. Hazardous Materials Management: Required for properties storing or handling hazardous materials, detailing specific procedures and precautions

2. Special Events Procedures: Needed for venues that host special events, detailing additional fire safety measures during such occasions

3. High-Rise Specific Procedures: Required for buildings over 23 meters height, addressing specific high-rise fire safety requirements

4. Historic Building Considerations: Required for heritage buildings, addressing special considerations for fire protection while preserving historical features

5. Construction Phase Fire Safety: Needed for buildings under construction or renovation, detailing temporary fire safety measures

6. Tenant Management Procedures: Required for multi-tenant buildings, detailing responsibilities and coordination between different occupants

1. Schedule A: Floor Plans: Detailed floor plans showing fire safety equipment, escape routes, and assembly points

2. Schedule B: Fire Safety Systems Inventory: Complete inventory of all fire safety systems and equipment including specifications

3. Schedule C: Emergency Contact Information: List of all emergency contacts including Civil Defense, building management, and key personnel

4. Schedule D: Inspection Checklists: Standard checklists for regular fire safety inspections and maintenance

5. Schedule E: Training Records: Documentation of staff fire safety training and certification

6. Schedule F: Risk Assessment Matrices: Detailed risk assessment scoring matrices and evaluation criteria

7. Appendix 1: Photographic Evidence: Photos documenting fire safety equipment locations and potential hazards

8. Appendix 2: Certificates and Compliance Documents: Copies of relevant certificates, permits, and compliance documentation

9. Appendix 3: Maintenance Records: Historical records of maintenance and testing of fire safety systems

10. Appendix 4: Incident Reports: Template and historical record of fire-related incidents and false alarms