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Emergency Lighting Risk Assessment
1. Document Control: Details of the assessment, including date, assessor information, and document version
2. Executive Summary: Overview of key findings and critical recommendations
3. Building Information: Details of the premises being assessed, including address, building type, and occupancy patterns
4. Scope of Assessment: Boundaries and limitations of the assessment, areas covered, and methodology used
5. Regulatory Compliance Review: Analysis of compliance with relevant Danish and EU regulations and standards
6. Existing Emergency Lighting System: Detailed inventory and assessment of current emergency lighting infrastructure
7. Risk Identification: Systematic identification of potential risks and hazards related to emergency lighting
8. Risk Analysis: Evaluation of identified risks, their likelihood, and potential impact
9. System Performance Assessment: Analysis of emergency lighting system performance against required standards
10. Deficiencies and Non-Compliance: Documentation of areas where systems fail to meet requirements or present risks
11. Recommendations: Detailed corrective actions and improvements required, prioritized by urgency
12. Action Plan: Structured timeline for implementing recommendations with responsibility assignments
13. Conclusion: Overall assessment summary and statement of system adequacy
1. Special Hazard Areas: Assessment of areas with unique risks or specific lighting requirements (used for industrial or specialized facilities)
2. Historic Building Considerations: Special considerations for listed or historic buildings where standard solutions may not be applicable
3. High-Rise specific assessment: Additional considerations for buildings over 22 meters in height
4. Public Assembly Areas: Specific assessment for areas where large numbers of people gather (used for theaters, conference centers, etc.)
5. Integration with Other Systems: Assessment of emergency lighting integration with fire systems, BMS, etc. (for buildings with complex systems)
6. Cost Analysis: Detailed breakdown of costs for recommended improvements (when requested by client)
1. Schedule A: Floor Plans: Marked-up floor plans showing emergency lighting locations and coverage areas
2. Schedule B: Photometric Data: Technical measurements and light level readings throughout the assessed areas
3. Schedule C: Equipment Inventory: Detailed list of all emergency lighting equipment, including specifications and conditions
4. Schedule D: Testing Records: Historical test results and maintenance records
5. Schedule E: Photo Documentation: Photographs of key findings, deficiencies, and areas of concern
6. Appendix 1: Testing Procedures: Detailed procedures for routine testing and maintenance
7. Appendix 2: Compliance Checklist: Detailed checklist against relevant Danish and EU standards
8. Appendix 3: Risk Assessment Matrix: Detailed risk scoring and evaluation criteria
9. Appendix 4: Manufacturer Documentation: Technical specifications and maintenance requirements for installed equipment
Authors
Emergency Escape Lighting
Escape Route
Maintained Emergency Lighting
Non-maintained Emergency Lighting
Luminaire
Lux Level
Illuminance
Risk Assessment
Hazard
Risk Rating
Critical Area
High-Risk Area
Safety Sign
Emergency Exit
Open Area Lighting
Standby Lighting
Battery Back-up System
Charging Device
Central Power Supply System
Self-Contained Emergency Luminaire
Duration (of Emergency Lighting)
Rest Mode
Rated Duration
Switch-over Time
Testing Schedule
Competent Person
Responsible Person
Assessor
Premises
Compliance Level
Anti-Panic Lighting
Escape Route Diagram
Point of Emphasis
Safe Area
Building Management System
Occupancy Pattern
Emergency Mode
Normal Supply
Emergency Supply
Scope of Assessment
Regulatory Compliance
Technical Specifications
Risk Assessment
Safety Requirements
Testing and Maintenance
Performance Standards
Emergency Procedures
Compliance Verification
Documentation Requirements
Responsibilities and Authorities
Assessment Methodology
System Requirements
Implementation Requirements
Review and Monitoring
Reporting Requirements
Quality Assurance
Technical Measurements
Recommendations and Actions
Deficiency Management
Certification and Sign-off
Record Keeping
Liability and Disclaimer
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