The Fire Safety Manager (FSM) Scheme aims to ensure and enhance the fire safety standard within buildings. Through the Fire Safety Manager, fire safety activities and fire prevention measures are also implemented to promote fire safety awareness among the building occupants. Engagement of a Fire Safety Manager will help owners of buildings prevent substantial monetary and life losses resulting from fires. The scheme was given wide publicity since 1989 and with the passing of the Fire Safety Act 1993 and the Fire Safety (Fire Safety Manager) Regulations 1994, it has become mandatory for owners of designated buildings to appoint Fire Safety Managers. The amended FSM regulations which was gazetted on 13 Apr 2007 aims to make further improvements to the FSM scheme.
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Background
Appointment and Termination of Fire Safety Manager
Building Requiring a Fire Safety Manager & Company Emergency Response Team
Building Requiring a Senior Fire Safety Manager
Duties of Fire Safety Manager
Courses to Qualify for Fire Safety Manager
Courses to Qualify for Senior FSM
Certification of Fire Safety Manager
Continual Professional Development (CPD) for Fire Safety Manager
Re-certification of Fire Safety Manager
Fire Safety Report
Collection of Certificate
SCDF's Guidelines for Security Personnel to Handle Fire Incidents in Buildings
FSM Resources
Emergency Messages
Briefings, Seminars & Lectures
Regulations