Fire Protection Question

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A fire operation system is vital in any organization or institution where there are many people or essential property under care. Therefore, to protect the lives of people and curb on the loses that can emerge from a fire accident, organizational managers and property owners are at all times advised to insure the installation of a properly functioning fire protection system (Cote, 2003). An obstruction can negatively affect a fire protection system leading to great damages that are irreversible. For instance, it is very difficult to alert people and also the fire control department in a situation whereby the warning siren fails to function in a fire incident. Due to this, it is clear that the fire protection system should be kept functioning to save the lives of people and prevent loses.

The advantages of a properly installed fire operating system are so many. As priory mentioned, it ensures peoples’ safety. The outcome in situation whereby the system fails in a fire incident are very grotesque. In addition to putting peoples’ lives in danger, it can lead to fines directed towards the institution or at times immediate closure of the premises. It should be noted that human rights activists are always on their toes to ensure the well-being of people. A mistake in the fire protection system can cause people in the fire department their jobs(Cote, 2003). However, the outcome when the notification system functioned well in a fire emergency can be positive. It will alert many people who will be involved in the rescue mission and this will definitely reduceloses encountered.

In conclusion, it is wise to ensure that the fire protection system is functioning at its best. Furthermore, the fire department should always be alert and prepared to deal with fire whenever there is an emergency. By doing this, people will prevent loses and they will be more safe both at home and at their working places.

References

Bruce, S. (2009). Fire Officer: Principles and Practice. New York: Jones & Bartlett Learning. Cote, A. E. (2003). Operation of Fire Protection Systems. New York: Jones & Bartlett Learning.