CONTENTS OF FIRE CONTROL PLAN

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  Fire control plan should show clearly the following item's number Location with   Pictorial representation as per IMO Symbols .
(a) Control stations on each deck

(b) The sections of the ship which are enclosed by fire resisting Bulkheads

(c) Particulars of fire detection and fire alarms system

(d) The sprinkler installation (fixed fire fighting system)

(e) Fire Extinguishing appliance

(f) Fireman's out fit

(g) EEBD

(h) Ventilations closing arrangement

(i) Ventilation fan / oil fuel Pumps /  fire Pumps controls (outside E/R)

(j) QCV remote operation position

(k) Primary and secondary Escape routes from E/R and Accommodation

(l) Location of International shore connections

(m) Fire Hydrants / Hoses location

(n) Ships particulars

(o) Fire pumps locations 

(p) Spaces protected by fixed fire fighting system Co2 / Dry powder / Foam/ water

(q) Location of fixed Co2 / Foam / Dry powder installation

(r) Any other fire fighting equipment with specific application.



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