Firefighters' lift - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 08:55, 11 August 2023

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	Or a firemen’s lift, which is a: 'Lift installed before fire-fighting lift standards were made available, incorporating only simple means to recall the lift to a designated floor, with no complex lift controls or protection measures for fire and rescue service use.'		Or a firemen’s lift, which is a: 'Lift installed before fire-fighting lift standards were made available, incorporating only simple means to recall the lift to a designated floor, with no complex lift controls or protection measures for fire and rescue service use.'

−	See also: Fire-fighting lift.	+	See also:
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		+	* Fire-fighting lift.
		+	* Fireman's lift.

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	* Fire and rescue service.		* Fire and rescue service.
	* Fire-fighting lift.		* Fire-fighting lift.
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	* Fire Safety Act.		* Fire Safety Act.
	* Fire Safety Order.		* Fire Safety Order.

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	This is as opposed to a fire-fighting lift which is: ‘A lift which has protection, controls and signals which enable it to be used under the exclusive control of firefighters, but that are less stringent than those of a firefighters’ lift.’		This is as opposed to a fire-fighting lift which is: ‘A lift which has protection, controls and signals which enable it to be used under the exclusive control of firefighters, but that are less stringent than those of a firefighters’ lift.’
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		+	Or a firemen’s lift, which is a: 'Lift installed before fire-fighting lift standards were made available, incorporating only simple means to recall the lift to a designated floor, with no complex lift controls or protection measures for fire and rescue service use.'

	See also: Fire-fighting lift.		See also: Fire-fighting lift.

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Created page with "[https://ifsm.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/FIA-and-NFCC-Code-of-Practise-for-the-Provision-of-Premises-Information-...9.pdf Code of Practice for the Provision of Premises Informatio..."

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[https://ifsm.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/FIA-and-NFCC-Code-of-Practise-for-the-Provision-of-Premises-Information-...9.pdf Code of Practice for the Provision of Premises Information Boxes in Residential Buildings, Version 1], published in December 2020 by the Fire Industry Association (FIA) and the National Fire Chiefs Council (NFCC), defines a firefighters’ lift as a: ‘Lift, conforming to BS EN 81-72, which has protection, controls and signals which enable it to be used under the exclusive control of firefighters.’

This is as opposed to a fire-fighting lift which is: ‘A lift which has protection, controls and signals which enable it to be used under the exclusive control of firefighters, but that are less stringent than those of a firefighters’ lift.’

See also: Fire-fighting lift.

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* Approved document B.
* Building Safety Act.
* Competent person.
* Fire alarm.
* Fire and rescue service.
* Fire-fighting lift.
* Fire Safety Act.
* Fire Safety Order.
* Fire.
* Grenfell Tower.
* Joint fire code.

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