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Conflict between fire safety inspections and safety audits: The project is under inspection, with the fire department and the safety supervision agency each sending experts to conduct inspections; different requirements for the same issue – what should the owner do?
This happens often; there’s nothing to do but to meet high standards. Otherwise, rework will definitely be necessary.
I don’t know what conflict it is? Can we arrange for the two of them to sit down and discuss it together? If that doesn’t work, his superior unit will handle it.
Negotiated settlement. . Put the expert opinions together and communicate. . . It can be solved sometimes. .
The fire department and the work safety supervision department have different perspectives, which means their focus areas and requirements vary, but these should not conflict with each other; it is necessary to meet the requirements of both parties.
I don’t know what problem the original poster is facing; could they please share it so I can take a look! Maybe I can help take a look and come up with some ideas!
Analyze each specific issue individually. Another thing to consider is which department is primarily responsible for the issue raised. I really haven’t heard that expert inspections are conducted for fire safety approvals; it’s probably the personnel from their own fire department who carry out such inspections.
It’s better to resolve things through negotiation; I have personally gone through several fire and safety inspections. There is still quite some room for maneuver, mainly in terms of communication and coordination.
It’s better to resolve things through negotiation; I have personally gone through several fire and safety inspections. There is still quite some room for maneuver, mainly in terms of communication and coordination.
It is the person in charge of organizing their fire brigade who goes to conduct the inspection
Find a time for a meeting with all three parties over dinner~~ Hehe