Provided by the fire and rescue service.

Simple diagrams showing fire resistance, access provisions, fire-fighting facilities, building services, and hazards.

Operating instructions for means of escape and fire-fighting equipment.

Impact on building performance during a fire, such as reduced fire resistance or additional protection measures.

Relevant information to minimize environmental impact.

Information to aid in loss mitigation and salvage operations.

Additional Details:

Schematic Fire System Plans:

May include isometric or cut-away views with labelled fire protection facilities and a key for symbols.

May include CD-ROMs with full fire safety, business recovery, or continuity plans, clearly distinguished from basic operational info.

Location:
Emergency packs should be easily accessible to fire crews.
Plans Box:
If external, should be prominent, weather-protected, and marked with a photo-luminescent sign.
Identification:
Ensure the pack is clearly identified if a plans box is not used.

Annex O (normative) Operational information (emergency packs) for the fire and rescue service