Title
Risk-based fire safety in healthcare; A Dutch approach
Author
Schut, P.
van Straalen, IJ.J.
Publication year
2020
Abstract
Fire safety is becoming an important theme for more and more healthcare organizations in the Netherlands. The compliance with the fire safety requirements of the Dutch Building Decree is not always conclusive and discussions with the local authorities on the interpretation and elaboration of the legislation for fire safety are emerging. Regularly, in existing buildings, certain matters are not detectable, or the fire safety measures do not meet with all the requirements. There is a growing awareness that fire safety is inextricably linked to the quality of care that can be afforded by healt care organizations and they are increasingly willing to commit to things.
Subject
Architecture and Building
Safety
Buildings and Infrastructures
2015 Urbanisation
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TNO identifier
884611
Source
13th International Conference on Performance Based Codes and Fire Safety Design Methods of the SFPE, 11 – 13 March 2020, Auckland, New Zealand, 1-6
Document type
conference paper