Installation and regular maintenance of: Fire extinguishers Fire alarms and smoke detectors Fire hydrants and sprinkler systems Fire drills and evacuation training for residents and staff Clear marking of emergency exits, staircases, and escape routes Coordination with fire department for inspections and approvals.

Routine inspection of: LT/HT panels, cables, and distribution boards Circuit breakers, earthing, and lightning arrestors Immediate rectification of electrical faults or short circuits Load management to prevent overloading and fire hazards Use of surge protectors and safety-certified equipment.

Regular inspection of: Building structure (walls, ceilings, balconies, etc.) Lifts, escalators, stair railings Water tanks, sump covers, and drain lids Maintenance of signage for low ceilings, wet floors, or construction zones.

Emergency Response Plans (ERP) for fire, natural disasters, gas leaks, etc. Designated emergency response teams (ERTs) trained among staff Availability of emergency contact lists, first-aid kits, and firefighting tools Backup power for emergency lighting, lifts, and alarms.

Ensuring clean and disinfected common areas Pest control and vector management STP and water quality checks to avoid health hazards Preventive protocols during outbreaks (e.g., COVID-19).

Installation of: Speed limit and no-horn signs in driveways Hazard signs near electrical and mechanical rooms Emergency exit and muster point boards Regular resident awareness drives and safety circulars.

Adherence to: National Building Code (NBC) Local fire and safety norms Electrical safety standards Maintenance of: Safety audit reports Fire safety certificates Logbooks of drills, equipment tests, and incidents.