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observed. He shall cause the correction of any defects/deficiencies
noted, when necessary.
SECTION 9.0.2.3
INSPECTION AFTER COMPLETION OF CONSTRUCTION
A. After construction/ renovation/ modification or alteration and prior to the
issuance of the occupancy permit by the Building Official, the
City/Municipal Fire Marshal having jurisdiction shall inspect the premises
and issue the necessary Fire Safety Inspection Certificate (FSIC) upon
determination that the required fire safety construction are in place, and
fire protective and/or warning system are properly installed in
accordance with the approved plans and specifications.
B. Inspection procedure shall be as follows:
1. The process starts with the endorsement by the Building Official (BO) of
the application for Occupancy Permit accompanied by a Certificate
of Completion. The Customer Relation Officer or designated staff shall
assess the Fire Code Fees and issue Order of Payment to be paid at
the Cashier’s Office or the AGDB or AGSB of the BFP. After payment,
the owner shall submit a copy of the Official Receipt to the Customer
Relation Officer. The Customer Relation Officer shall then assign an
application control number on the endorsement/application and
prepare an Inspection Order.
2. The prepared Inspection Order will be forwarded to Chief, FSES for
signing and recommendation.
3. The Chief, FSES will endorse the said Inspection Order including the
name of assigned FSI to the City/Municipal Fire Marshall having
jurisdiction for approval and signature. The Inspection Order will then
be given back to the Record Section for the assignment of a control
number and dispatch to assigned FSI.
4. The FSI shall conduct final inspection in the establishment applying for
Occupancy Permit then shall prepare an After Inspection Report (AIR)
using the Classified Standard Checklist.
5. The FSI will prepare a report of recommendation (FSIC or Notice of
Disapproval (NOD)), which shall be submitted to the Chief, FSES. The FSI
will prepare the FSIC, to be signed by Chief, FSES if said establishment
has substantially complied with the provisions of the Fire Code of the
Philippines. Otherwise, the FSI shall prepare NOD.
6. The Chief, FSES will evaluate and recommend final action, which is
subject to the approval of the City/Municipal Fire Marshall having
jurisdiction.
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