1. Historical Fire Incidents: Review of any previous fire-related incidents at the property - include if there is relevant history

2. Occupancy Analysis: Detailed analysis of building occupancy patterns and associated risks - relevant for multi-unit or commercial-residential mixed properties

3. Special Hazards Assessment: Assessment of any unusual fire hazards specific to the property - include if non-standard features or uses exist

4. Evacuation Analysis: Detailed evaluation of evacuation routes and procedures - particularly important for multi-story or complex buildings

5. Business Continuity Considerations: Impact of fire risks on business operations - relevant for properties with commercial elements

6. Heritage Considerations: Special considerations for heritage-listed properties - include if property has heritage status

1. Schedule A: Floor Plans: Detailed floor plans showing fire safety equipment locations, evacuation routes, and risk areas

2. Schedule B: Photographic Evidence: Photographs documenting current fire safety measures and identified hazards

3. Schedule C: Fire Safety Equipment Inventory: Detailed list and condition assessment of all fire safety equipment

4. Schedule D: Compliance Certificates: Copies of relevant compliance certificates and maintenance records

5. Schedule E: Risk Assessment Matrix: Detailed risk scoring and assessment criteria used

6. Appendix 1: Regulatory Requirements: Summary of applicable New Zealand fire safety regulations and standards

7. Appendix 2: Maintenance Schedule: Recommended maintenance schedule for fire safety systems and equipment

8. Appendix 3: Emergency Contacts: List of emergency contacts and key stakeholders