High-Rise Security and Fire Life SafetyHigh-Rise Security and Fire Life Safety servers as an essential took for building architects, building owners and property managers, security and fire safety directors, security consultants, and contract security firms.
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Contents
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Chapter 4 Security and Fire Life Safety Surveys | 49 |
Chapter 5 Security Systems and Equipment | 97 |
Chapter 6 Fire Life Safety Systems and Equipment | 177 |
Chapter 7 Security Policies and Procedures | 231 |
Chapter 8 Management of the Security Function | 261 |
Chapter 9 Investigations | 293 |
Chapter 10 Building Emergencies | 307 |
Chapter 11 Building Emergency Planning | 409 |
Chapter 12 Laws Codes and Standards | 475 |
Chapter 13 Liaison with Law Enforcement and Fire Authorities | 513 |
Chapter 14 Apartment and Residential Buildings Hotels and Motels and Hospitals and HealthCare Facilities | 521 |
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