Is a Fire Safety Certificate (FSC) required when applying for a P&FM Storage Licence, and how do I obtain one?
The Fire Safety Certificate (FSC) is one of the supporting documents required for the application of the P&FM storage license. Specifically, the FSC for any fire safety works carried out in the building where the P&FM is to be stored, as proof that the works have been approved by SCDF.
To obtain the FSC, you will need to engage a Qualified Person (QP) to prepare and submit building plans that incorporate the fire safety works in accordance with the Fire Code. Once the fire safety works are completed, you will need to engage a Registered Inspector (RI) to conduct on-site evaluation to verify compliance to the approved building plans. Once the RI verification is in order, your QP will apply for the FSC on your behalf. You may click HERE for the list of RIs.
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