Here are some common types of insurance services:

• Verification of Fire Safety Measures:The fire department inspects the building to ensure that adequate fire safety measures are in place. This includes checking fire extinguishers, fire alarms, smoke detectors, sprinkler systems, emergency exits, and other firefighting equipment.

• Compliance with Building Codes: The building’s construction and layout must comply with fire safety regulations, such as proper spacing, materials used, and accessibility for firefighting personnel.

• Occupancy Load: The fire department assesses the maximum occupancy load for the building to ensure that it can be evacuated safely in case of a fire or emergency.

• Emergency Response Plan: The building owner or occupant must have an emergency response plan in place, detailing procedures for evacuation, communication with emergency services, and handling fire incidents.

• Periodic Inspections: Depending on local regulations, periodic inspections may be required to ensure ongoing compliance with fire safety standards.

• Issuance of NOC: If the building meets all requirements, the fire department issues a Fire NOC. This document indicates that the building is safe from a fire safety perspective and can be occupied or used for the intended purpose.

Fire NOCs are typically required for various types of buildings, including residential complexes, commercial establishments, industrial facilities, educational institutions, hospitals, and public spaces. They play a crucial role in ensuring public safety and minimizing the risk of fire hazards within communities.