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We conduct regular and thorough inspections for the normal operation and maintenance of fire fighting facilities in buildings, and act on behalf of all tasks related to the fire fighting law. We put our customers' safety first and strive to prevent and respond to fire accidents.

Geosan has accumulated many years of know-how and trust in the field of fire fighting. Fire inspection, safety management, and performance performance review were conducted in various types of buildings at home and abroad, and customer satisfaction and safety were enhanced. We provide high-quality service based on our teamwork consisting of experts in the field of fire fighting.
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Geosan E&G Co., Ltd. is a company that always develops and innovates
in the field of fire inspection and fire safety management.

We are carrying out efficient and accurate inspection and management by introducing the latest technologies and equipment.
We provide customized solutions to meet customer requirements and pursue eco-friendly and sustainable inspection and management in consideration of public interests and the environment.

We will be the best partner in fire inspection and fire safety management. Thank you.

1. Inspection of fire fighting facilities

The inspection of fire-fighting facilities is to inspect and check whether fire-fighting facilities, etc. that must be equipped according to the size, purpose, and capacity of the fire-fighting object are properly installed and maintained in accordance with the Fire-Related Act and Fire Safety Standards.

As the Act on Installation and Management of Fire-Fighting Facilities and the Enforcement Decree and Enforcement Rules of the same Act have been revised and implemented from December 1, 22, we must comply with the changed methods and procedures for handling self-inspection work.





Content Existing Revised
Inspection classification ┌ Operation function check
└ Comprehensive precision inspection
┌ Operation function check
└ Comprehensive precision inspection
┌ Initial Inspection *(New),
└ Other comprehensive inspections
*Conduct initial inspection if fire fighting facility is newly installed
Subject to inspection • Operation function check : Emergency alarm system abnormality
Provided, That the submission of a report shall be subject to the appointment of a fire safety manager

• Comprehensive precision inspection :
① Sprinkler installation target,
② 5,000m2 or more of water spray fire extinguishing equipment,
③ Smokestack tunnel,
④ Inspection of the operation function of public institutions of 1,000m2 or more (in-house fire hydrants or self-destruction):
• Operation inspection : Above the target of appointment of a fire safety manager

• Comprehensive inspection : ①,②,③,④ + Subject to initial inspection (subject to fire safety management of level 3 or higher)

※ Existing emergency warning facilities shall be installed and managed in accordance with Article 12 of the Act
Inspection time
(number of times )
• Operation function check
① Comprehensive target will be conducted on the 6th month after the comprehensive inspection
②Other targets shall be implemented by the end of the month in which the date of approval for use belongs (at least once a year)

• Comprehensive precision inspection : At least once a year (for special targets, half-yearly) More than once) conducted in the month in which the date of approval for use belongs
• Operation inspection
① Comprehensive target will be conducted on the 6th month after the comprehensive inspection
②Other targets shall be implemented by the end of the month in which the date of approval for use belongs (at least once a year)

• Comprehensive inspection
① Conducted at least once a year (exceptional targets are at least once a half year) in the month in which the date of approval for use falls
② Subject to initial inspection is within 60 days from the date of approval for use (the initial inspection is conducted as a comprehensive inspection for fire safety management subject to level 3 or higher)
Inspection personnel • Operation function check : Related person, fire safety manager
Fire Protection Management Company

• Comprehensive precision inspection : Managers and technicians appointed as fire-fighting facility managers or fire-fighting safety managers
• Operation inspection
① Persons with simple SP or self-examination installed: person concerned, fire safety manager, special inspector
② Other targets: Managers and technicians appointed as managers (managers) and fire safety managers

• Comprehensive inspection : Managers and technicians appointed as fire-fighting facility managers or fire-fighting safety managers
Inspection method • New inspection method for apartment houses (apartments, etc.) by household
① Managers and residents will inspect all households (comprehensive, non-operational, etc.) within two years
② Apartments that only conduct operational inspections are conducted at least 50% of the total number of households in one inspection
③ Apartments conducting comprehensive inspections are conducted at least 30% of the total number of households in one inspection (30% overall, 30% operation)
Inspection equipment • Operation function check : Use of inspection equipment (selected)
• Comprehensive inspection inspection : Use of inspection equipment (mandatory)
• Self-inspection: Use of inspection equipment (mandatory)

2. Safety management of fire fighting facilities

Safety management of fire fighting facilities is to ensure the reliability of the operation of fire fighting facilities in case of emergency such as fire by maintaining and managing them to operate normally.


2.1. Legal basis for fire safety management agency

General Building Article 20 (3) of the Act on the Maintenance and Safety Management of Fire-Fighting Facilities
- A person concerned with a fire safety management object may have a fire safety management business operator perform fire safety management duties on behalf of the fire safety management entity in order to perform fire safety management duties normally.
Public institution Article 7 (2) of the Regulations on Fire Safety Management in Public Institutions
- The head of a public institution may have a fire-fighting facility management enterprise perform fire-fighting safety management on behalf of the fire-fighting facility management enterprise.
Multi-use business Article 13 (2) of the Special Act on Safety Management of Multi-Use Businesses
-A multi-use business owner may entrust the management of fire-fighting facilities to a fire-fighting facility management company.

2.2. Subject to appointment of a fire safety manager

Special Fire Safety Management Object 1. 30 floors (including underground floors) or more than 120 meters in height from the ground
2. Other gross floor area of 200,000 m2 or more
Exclusion target
- APT
- Zoo, Botanical garden
- Warehouse for storing and handling incombustible goods such as steel
- Dangerous Goods Manufacturing Station, etc. - Underground Area
first class
Fire Safety Management
Object
1. Those with a total floor area of 15,000 m2 or more
2. Other floors are 11 floors or higher
3. Flammable gas storage and handling facilities (1,000 tons or more)
second class
Fire Safety Management
Object
Excluding special and first-class safety management objects and falling under any of the following items

A.Specific fire-fighting objects installed with sprinkler facilities, simple sprinkler facilities, or fire extinguishing facilities such as water spray
B. Indoor fire hydrant and automatic fire detection facility installation target
C. Gas manufacturing facilities, combustible gas storage, and handling capacity of less than 100 tons to less than 1,000 tons
D. Underground section
E. Apartment house
F. Wooden structure designated as a national treasure or treasure
Exclusion target
- Only fire extinguishers and emergency alarm systems are installed
Public institution
Fire Safety Management
Object
Public institution equipped with fire fighting facilities

2.3. Fire Safety Management Agency Service Item

1) Basic training on fire safety management
2) Consulting and consultation through qualified persons such as fire engineers and fire managers
3) Visit every month to check the presence or absence of abnormalities in fire fighting facilities
4) Provide relevant information during comprehensive precision inspection and operation function inspection
5) Emergency dispatch in case of fire fighting facility abnormality

3. Performance performance review

Performance performance review refers to a technical service that reviews (measures, tests, inspects) whether a specific fire-fighting object to be designed in accordance with the design standards in accordance with Article 15-3 of the Enforcement Decree of the Act on Installation, Maintenance, and Safety Management of Fire-Fighting Facilities.
Performance performance performance review is carried out on 71 items in 12 areas of the guidelines for performance-oriented design.


Guidelines classification (71 items in 12 fields - Seoul)
1. Fire vehicle entry line system
2. Ensuring Access to Outdoor Fire Vehicles
3. Alarm facility
4. Operation and installation plan of comprehensive disaster prevention room
5. Fire Extinguishing Equipment Installation
6. Securing emergency power for emergency generator
7. Fire and Evacuation Simulation
8. Wireless communication auxiliary equipment
9. Whether fire prevention compartment is appropriate or not
10. Appropriateness of Evacuation Plan Establishment
11. Smell making facility
12. Other matters
Guidelines Classification (Fire Service)
1. Field of access to fire fighting activities
2. Fire fighting facilities (mechanical and electrical) field
3. Alarm facility
4. the field of evacuation and disaster prevention of architecture
5. the field of fire and evacuation simulation
Personnel conducting a performance performance review of Geosan E&G Co., Ltd
Two fire engineers, two fire managers, seven special fire engineers, and about 20 inspection personnel

4. TAB

4.1. TAB Definition

TAB(Testing. Adjusting, Balancing): Refers to conduct a final test (test, measurement, adjustment) to review whether the smoke-making facility of a specific fire-fighting object meets the design purpose and fire safety standards and to ensure its performance.

4.2.TAB procedures and methods for smoke-making facilities

The TAB of the smoke-free facility should be carried out by the fire-fighting facility's TAB specialists as they are proficient in testing, measuring, analyzing, and adjusting the smoke-free facility and should be appropriate for the purpose and concept of fire-fighting, evacuation, and fire-fighting activities.

1) Pre-work and review
① Determine whether dedicated or air-conditioned facilities are used together
② Reviewing the setting and standards of the smoke-free zone (system chart) ③ Identify the width and vertical distance of the smoke boundary
④ Review duct design methods
⑤ Criteria for setting air inflow method, inflow wind speed, and exhaust wind speed
⑥ Location of inlet and outlet
⑦ Review of Diffuser related materials
⑧ VD, MVD, SMD sequence, FD 검토
⑨ Smoked FAN Performance Curves and Datasheets
⑩ Review of Fire Safety Standards
2) Site inspection and TAB
① Measurement of blower static pressure, revolution, air volume
② Check MVD, SMD schedule, operational status
③ Check if it matches the design drawing and construction work
④ Check the amount of air supply and displacement by smoke-free zone (living room smoke)
⑤ Fire detector operation test by floor
⑥ Measurement of Fire Protection Door Closure Power, Open Power
⑦ Fire protection wind speed measurement
⑧ Annex chamber differential pressure measurement
⑨ Non-Open Layer Differential Pressure Measurement
⑩ Check whether the gap between the door and the floor is uniform ⑪ Check the direction of the blower rotation when emergency power is supplied
⑫ System Adjustment
3) Creating a Report
① Overview of Buildings – Floor Area, Use, Structure, Floor Number, etc
② Facility Overview – Blast Capacity, Air Conditioning and Smell Duct Schematic
③ TAB Results – Work order, progress and results (Compare fire safety standards)
④ Problems with design and construction conditions (comparison of relevant laws and fire safety standards) and suggestions of alternatives

5. Comprehensive disaster prevention system

The comprehensive disaster prevention system integrates various technologies and equipment for quick and accurate information collection and efficient response in disaster situations.


5.1.1. Characteristics of analog detectors
Analog detectors are equipped with microprocessors to process the signals detected at regular intervals and send out the resulting alarm status as well as the temperature or smoke concentration to the receiver through periodic communication. Each detector has an address, so when an alarm occurs, the receiver can locate it. Typical detectors operate at fixed smoke concentrations (10% to 15%), temperature (65 degrees), or temperature change (10 degrees), but analog detectors are given a range of sensing (4-25% smoke concentration, ond 30 to 90 degrees), and the level of fire or preliminary alarm is set according to the surrounding environment within each detector. Analog detectors always monitor the condition of the detectors through communication, enabling the intelligence of the automatic fire detection system.
5.1.2. Characteristics of Comprehensive Disaster Prevention System

1) Diverse Sensing Capabilities

Analog sensors can quickly detect disasters such as fires and gas leaks. A Type-R receiver can pick up a variety of information by receiving radio frequencies.

2) Fast signal delivery

Analog detectors and R-type receivers can deliver detected information at high speed, enabling appropriate countermeasures to be taken in advance.

3) Reliability

The two technologies have been proven over a long period of time, are highly reliable, and work reliably in disaster situations.

4) Network Integration

The comprehensive disaster prevention system consists of various sensors and equipment, including analog detectors and R-type receivers, into one integrated network.

5) Real-time monitoring

The system continuously monitors health and provides real-time information to help you respond quickly.

6) Automated Response

Response procedures can be automatically executed according to pre-set disaster situations.

7) Data-driven decision making

Accurate decisions can be made based on collected data, which enables effective countermeasures to be established.

8) Remote control

The system can be controlled and monitored remotely, making it easy to manage even in remote places.

9) Scalability

You can expand by adding new sensors and technologies to your system as needed.

10) Integrated Management

The comprehensive disaster prevention system manages all functions on a single platform, making it easy to operate and maintain.