Written for the person who has to actually produce the records — a safety officer, a plant head, a facilities manager or a hospital administrator. India-specific, sourced, and useful whether or not you ever buy software.
The pillar guide first if you are new to this; the checklists if you already know the cycles and want the detail.
NBC 2016 Part 4 audits, the IS 2190 extinguisher cycle, the half-yearly certificate and who is legally responsible — with sources.
Read the guide ChecklistThe monthly, quarterly and annual checks IS 2190 sets out, what each one actually looks at, and the refill and hydrotest cycles behind them.
Read the checklist GuideOxygen-enriched areas, non-ambulatory occupancy, evacuation readiness and the ward-level records the 2026 guidelines expect.
Read the guide ArticleThe four things missing from a finding that never ends: an owner, a target date, a root cause and an independent verification.
Read the articleStart with the pillar guide on fire safety compliance in India. It covers the four overlapping cycles — the IS 2190 extinguisher regime, the half-yearly statutory certificate, the annual NBC 2016 audit and the 2026 healthcare guidelines — and ends with a six-question checklist you can work through against your own building without commissioning anything.
Yes, deliberately. Generic fire safety advice is abundant and rarely useful, because the frequencies, the filings and the responsible party are all set by local law. These guides are written against Indian standards and state fire acts, with sources cited so you can check them.
No. The checklists and cycles described here apply whether you record them on paper, in a spreadsheet or in a system. The guides are written to be useful on their own; where software genuinely changes the outcome, we say so and explain why.
The interactive demo walks a full fire audit — scan, finding, closure and the inspector's pack — with nothing to install.
