NYC office building owners, managers and fire safety directors
Free checklist for an FDNY fire safety and emergency action plan in an NYC office building: which plan level applies, the $630 fee and what to file.
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The check is free. The paperwork after it is drafted at the Emergency action plan and fire prevention plan door.
Modeled on: NYC Fire Code Chapter 4 (2022), FC 404
From public data
is the FDNY fee for a new comprehensive fire safety and emergency action plan application; amendments cost $210 an hour, up to $630
Source: NYC Business, Comprehensive Fire Safety and Emergency Action Plan
Draft an OSHA emergency action and fire prevention plan with exits, alarms and a head count for a shop, office or restaurant. Free to read.
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High-rise or large-area office buildings occupied by more than 500 people, or more than 100 above or below street level, and office occupancies with more than 100 people on high-rise floors. Buildings with a lawfully installed fire alarm without voice communication are excepted; other large offices need a Level 2 plan.
A new application costs $630; amendments and resubmissions are $210 an hour up to $630. You submit the plan with floor plans and a signed and sealed engineer or architect letter confirming the drawings. A letter of deficiency gives you 30 days to fix it.
Review and update it every year, and whenever the building's use, occupancy or layout changes. Report changes in fire safety staff to FDNY by filing a staff amendment at least twice a year, and keep a log book of reviews and changes.
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