ISO/TR 13387-1:1999

1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 The global approach
      4.1 General
      4.2 Summary of the fire safety engineering
             assessment process
      4.3 The subsystems of the design
      4.4 Design parameters
      4.5 The global information, evaluation and
             process concept
      4.6 Engineering methods
5 Fire safety management
      5.1 General
      5.2 Independent audit
6 Objectives and criteria
      6.1 General
      6.2 Functional objectives
      6.3 Acceptance criteria
7 Deterministic design
      7.1 Background
8 Probability design
      8.1 Background
      8.2 Basic probabilistic techniques
      8.3 Data required
      8.4 Common mode failures
9 Safety factors and uncertainty
10 Summary of the fire safety design process
      10.1 Overview
      10.2 Define the safety objectives and scope of
             the study
      10.3 Set acceptance criteria
      10.4 Characterise the building, occupants and
             environment
      10.5 Undertake the qualitative design review
      10.6 Conduct quantified analysis
11 Reporting and presentation
      11.1 General
      11.2 Contents
Annex A (informative) The emergence of fire safety
                      engineering
Annex B (informative) The qualitative design review
Annex C (informative) Fire safety management
Annex D (normative) Life safety
Annex E (informative) Safety factors
Annex F (informative) Firefighting and rescue facilities

Covers one framework to provide an engineered approach to the achievement of fire safety in buildings, based on the quantifying of fire and people.