Fire Risk Assessment Plan Template for Austria

1. Hazardous Materials Management: Required when premises store or handle hazardous materials - details specific procedures and precautions

2. Special Risk Areas: Needed for areas with unique fire risks such as server rooms, laboratories, or industrial processes

3. Historic Building Considerations: Required for heritage buildings, detailing special preservation requirements while maintaining safety

4. Construction Site Fire Safety: Necessary during renovation or construction work, outlining temporary fire safety measures

5. Public Access Areas: Required for buildings with public access, detailing additional safety measures for visitors

6. High-Rise Specific Measures: Required for buildings over certain height, including specific evacuation and firefighting strategies

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

2. Schedule B: Fire Safety Equipment Inventory: Complete list and locations of all fire safety equipment

3. Schedule C: Emergency Contact List: List of emergency contacts and responsible personnel

4. Schedule D: Maintenance Records: Templates and logs for recording maintenance and testing activities

5. Schedule E: Training Records: Documentation of staff training and fire drill records

6. Appendix 1: Risk Assessment Matrix: Detailed risk evaluation criteria and scoring system

7. Appendix 2: Emergency Procedures Flowcharts: Visual representations of emergency procedures

8. Appendix 3: Compliance Checklist: Checklist ensuring compliance with relevant Austrian regulations

9. Appendix 4: Photographic Evidence: Photos documenting key fire safety features and potential hazards