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1. Hazardous Materials Assessment: Required when warehouse stores dangerous or flammable materials

2. Special Equipment Analysis: Needed when warehouse contains specialized machinery or equipment with specific fire risks

3. Historical Incident Review: Include if there have been previous fire-related incidents at the facility

4. Insurance Requirements Compliance: Add when assessment is required for insurance purposes

5. Environmental Impact Assessment: Include when warehouse is near sensitive environmental areas

6. Neighboring Facilities Impact: Required when warehouse is part of a larger complex or near other facilities

7. Cost-Benefit Analysis: Optional section for detailed financial implications of recommended improvements

1. Schedule A: Floor Plans and Fire Safety Equipment Locations: Detailed warehouse layout showing all fire safety equipment and exits

2. Schedule B: Fire Protection Systems Technical Specifications: Detailed specifications of all installed fire protection systems

3. Schedule C: Emergency Contact Information: List of all relevant emergency contacts and response personnel

4. Schedule D: Inspection and Testing Records: Historical records of fire safety equipment inspections and tests

5. Schedule E: Photo Documentation: Photographs of key findings, hazards, and safety equipment

6. Appendix 1: Risk Assessment Methodology: Detailed explanation of risk assessment methods used

7. Appendix 2: Regulatory Compliance Checklist: Detailed checklist of compliance with all relevant regulations

8. Appendix 3: Emergency Response Procedures: Detailed emergency procedures and evacuation plans

9. Appendix 4: Training Records: Documentation of staff fire safety training and drills