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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2022-06-23 NFPA Fire Protection Plan - Brooks School Boathouse NFPA 241 Fire Protection Plan for Brooks School Boathouse Issued By: C.E. Floyd, PBC 135 South Rd Bedford MA 01730 Date issued: 06/23/2022 1- t t _ j II i PERSPECTIVE VIEW PROJECT LOCATION e i_.- a - v rz .rt i •Y .w 3� � �"HS r ;ry � n CAMPUS / PROJECT LOCATION - (NTS) PARTIAL SITE PLAN - (NTS) C.E. Floyd NFPA 241 Fire Protection Plan, Brooks School Boathouse Address: 1160 Great Pond Rd,North Andover, MA 01845 Owner: Brooks School, 1160 Great Pond Rd,North Andover, MA 01845 Contractor: C.E. Floyd Co., PBC. 135 South Rd Bedford,MA Tel:7812719006 Project Manager: Lucy Frye On Site Superintendent: Mark Canfield Job Site Phone#:(781)603-4269 Project Description The project is known as "Brooks Scholl Boathouse" and located at the Brooks School campus and on lake Cochichewick in North Andover, MA. The project involved the demolition and removal of two existing boathouse and replacing with one new boathouse. The new boathouse is approximately 3,770 scl ft and is constructed with concrete, steel, and wood framing. The Foundations are concrete, First Floor framing is structural steel with concrete deck, and the 1st floor walls and roof are wood framed. The project has obtained the necessary town approvals from the Planning Dept, Conservation Commission, and ZBA. General Requirements: • Access—Emergency access for the fire department and other emergency services will be provided via the existing access drive. Worker emergency egress will be routed to the north side of the building to exit at grade. • CE Floyd will have an office trailer at the site entry with the required emergency response materials and equipment including but not limited to: o First aid kit o Drinking water o Spare fire extinguishers o Emergency spill kit o MSDS information o Proper flammable materials storage provisions 0 A construction logistics plan is part of this plan. Processes and Hazards: • Temporary Heating Equipment o Temporary gas fired heaters are expected to be employed for the project for finishes during the winter months. These are expected to be small portable units and will utilize propane for fuel. Spare propoane tanks 2will be stored at the staging area away from the building. o Appropriate permits from the North Andover Fire Dept will be obtained prior to the installation of these units. o Portable heating units shall be UL listed and installed, used, and maintained in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. o Chimney or vent connectors, where required from directed fired heaters, shall be installed so as to maintaine at least 18"from combustibles and shall be installed in accordance with NFPA 211. o Refueling operations shall be conducted in an approved manner by AHJ and manufacture. o Heating devices shall be situated so that they are secured and not able to be tipped over accidently. • Hot Work o Limited hot work is expected for this project. Demolition operations will utilize reciprocating saws and mechanical means. No flame cutting will be utilized in the demolition operations. o Welding and grinding operations are expected for structural steel work. Necessary hot work permits will be obtained from the North Andover Fire Dept. CE Floyd will track and enforce hot work permits required by subcontractors. • Demolition Operations, Fire Protection Plan o The existing buildings will be completely removed. Demolition operations will utilize reciprocating saws and mechanical means. No flame cutting will be utilized in the demolition operations. ■ Fire extinguishers and other measures summarized on other sections herein will also be employed. o Accumulations of combustible waste material, dust,and debris shall be removed from the structure and its immediate vicinity at the end of each work shift or more frequently as necessary for safe operations. o Materials susceptible to spontaneous ignition, such as oily rags,shall be stored in a listed disposal container. o Trash chutes used on the exterior of a building will not be utilized. Flammable and Combustible Liquids and Flammable Gases: 0 Storage and Handling o Storage of class 1 and class 2 liquids shall not exceed 60 gal within 50'of the structure. o Storage areas shall be kept free of debris and excess combustible materials. o Open flames and smoking shall not be permitted in flammable and combustible liquid/gas storage areas. Such storage areas shall have "no smoking" signs posted. o Flammable/combustible liquids shall be kept in approved safety containers. o Means shall be provided to dispose of leakage and spills promptly and safely. Owner's Responsibility—Assisted by CEF • CEF Fire Prevention Program Manager(FPPM)shall have the authority to enforce the provisions of NFPA 241 and other applicable fire protection standards. o A weekly self-inspection program shall be implemented, with records maintained and made available. Inspection records shall be available for review by the AHJ. o The FPPM shall be responsible for supervising the permit system for hot work operations. o The FPPM shall be responsible for the presence of adequate numbers and types of fire protection devices(fire extinguishers). o Impairments to the fire protection systems or fire alarm, detection, or communications systems shall be authorized only by the FPPM, in coordination with the owner. o Temporary protective coverings used on fire protection devices during renovations, such as paints, shall be removed promptly when work has been completed. • Site Security o Security fences shall be provided at the perimeter of the construction areas, and where required by the AHJ. o Entrances to the structure under construction, alterations, or demolition shall be secured where required by the AHJ. • Fire Alarm Reporting o There are no existing fire alarm systems for the existing buildings. The new building has a new fire alarm. The new fire alarm will be activated once completed and inspected by the AHJs. • Access for Fire Fighting o Access to the area of the building will be via the existing gravel drive, see attached logistics plan. Utility work is expected to have short term impact to the drive. The adjacent lawn areas would be suitable to drive on and around any utility work that was on going during an emergency call. o See attached Logistics plans for locations of the emergency rallying point as well as proposed locations for flammable materials storage. o The FPPM shall respond to the command post whenever fire occurs. • Stairs o There are no existing or proposed interior stairwells for the project. Access to the V floor and lower level is via at grade entrances. • Standpipes o Standpipes or interior fire protection systems are not proposed for the new building, nor do hey exisit in buildings to be ® First-Aid Fire-Fighting Equipment o At least one approved fire extinguisher shall be provided in plain sight on each floor. Safeguarding Construction Operations: • Scaffolding,shoring, and forms o Accumulation of unnecessary combustible forms or form lumber shall be prohibited. These will only be brought into the structure when needed and removed when completed. o These shall not be used for the storage of other combustible building materials. o During forming and stripping operations, portable fire extinguishers or charged hose lines shall be provided to protect the additional combustible loading adequately. • Construction materials and equipment storage o Temporary storage of equipment to be installed, combustible construction materials, or combustible packing materials shall not be permitted in unprotected structures under construction or alteration unless authorized by the AH1. o Storage shall not be permitted in protected structures until protection is in service. o Yard storage of equipment to be installed or combustible construction materials shall not be stored closer than 30 feet from the structure under construction or alteration. • Temporary Separation Walls o None required o The building will be vacant during construction. Fire Protection during Construction • See Processes and Hazards section for standpipe and fire alarm system descriptions. o Existing hydrants in the area are not impacted and will be kept clear of parking, equipment and material storage. o A new hydrant is proposed to be installed along the access drive. This hydrant is scheduled to be installed prior to the start of the wood framing operations. • Sprinkler Protection o No fire sprinklers exist in the existing buildings to be demolished o Fire sprinklers are not proposed for the new building. The new building is not heated during the winter months. • Alteration of buildings o Not applicable Fire Safety during Demolition • General o If a building intended to be demolished contains a sprinkler system, such system shall not be rendered inoperative without approval of the AHJ. o Demolition operations involving the use of cutting and welding shall be done in accordance with NFPA 1:41. o Combustible waste material shall not be burned. Combustible materials shall be removed from the site as often as necessary to minimize the hazards. o Where in the opinion of the AHJ the demolition site is of a hazardous nature, qualified personnel shall serve as an on-site fire watch o Special precautions shall be taken where demolition work is performed in areas where floors are soaked with oil or other flammable liquid; where dust accumulations are present; or where combustible insulation is present in floors, walls, or ceilings/roofs where hot work is being performed. In these situations, charged hose lines of an adequate number and size shall be provided. o Flammable and combustible liquids shall be drained from tanks and machinery reservoirs in a safe manner and removed from the building immediately. Particular attention shall be paid to the removal of residue and sludge accumulations if hot work operations are involved. • Smoking o Smoking shall be prohibited throughout the demolition areas. • Fire cutoffs o Vertical and horizontal cutoffs shall be retained until razing operations necessitate their removal as permitted by the AHJ. o Fire doors shall be closed at the end of each working day. Asbestos Removal • Notification o The AHJ and the fire department shall be notified 24 hours prior to the commencement and closure of asbestos removal operations. • Permits o Permits, where required, shall comply with NFPA 1:1.12. • Signs o Approved signs shall be posted at the entrance, exit and exit access door, decontamination areas, and waste disposal areas for asbestos removal operations. ■ The signs shall state that asbestos is being removed from the area, that asbestos is a suspected carcinogen, and that proper respirator protection is required. ■ Signs shall have a reflective surface, and lettering shall be a minimum of 2" high. Temporary Construction, Equipment, and Storage • The term temporary shall be defined as the duration of the construction project. • Temporary offices and sheds o Separation distances between building under construction and construction- related structures, such as temporary offices, trailers, sheds, and other facilities for the storage of tools and materials having combustible construction or contents, shall be in accordance with table 4.2.1. o Detachment between temporary structures, adequate temporary fixed fire protection systems, and portable equipment shall be provided as required by the AH1. o Only safely installed approved heating devices shall be used in temporary offices and sheds. o Clearance shall be provided around stoves, heaters, and all chimney and vent connectors to prevent ignition of adjacent combustible materials in accordance with NFPA 31. • Temporary enclosures o Only noncombustible panels,flame-resistant tarpaulins, or approved materials of equivalent fire-retardant characteristics shall be used. o Any other fabrics or plastic films used shall be certified as conforming to the requirements of Test Method #2 contained in the NFPA 701. o Where used to enclose structures, forming equipment, and similar items, the enclosing material shall be fastened securely or guarded by construction so it cannot be blown by the wind against heaters or other sources of ignition. • Fire extinguishers o Temporary enclosures shall be equipped with a minimum of one fire extinguisher suitable for all classes of fires that are expected inside the enclosure. o Fire extinguishers shall be located so that travel distance does not exceed 50 ft. • Equipment o Internal combustion engines and associated equipment, such as air compressors, hoists, derricks, pumps, and similar devices, shall be located so that the exhausts discharge well away from combustible materials. o Where the exhausts are piped outside the structure under construction, alterations, or demolition, a clearance of at least 9" shall be maintained between piping and combustible material. o Internal combustion engines and associated equipment shall be shut down and allowed to cool sufficiently prior to refueling. o Service areas for equipment shall not be located within structures under construction, alteration, or demolition. o Fuel for internal combustion engines shall not be stored within structures under construction,alteration,or demolition, unless otherwise permitted in section 5.5. 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