Smart Living SF | Safety IND-26

High Risk Building - Fire Certificate

Monitors the compliance of high-risk buildings with Fire Certificates to safeguard residents. The Jabatan Bomba dan Penyelamat Malaysia (JBPM) oversees this digital tracking to ensure proactive fire safety measures are maintained.

Achieved Level 3 Target

0 units

Current Performance

Target

100 units

Baseline Year

Target Year

Lead Agency

Update Cycle

Last Updated

Performance Progress

Overall Achievement 0%

Baseline: units Target: 100 units

Indicator Overview

This metric tracks the proportion of designated high-risk buildings that hold valid fire safety certificates. Regulated by JBPM, this compliance is critical for protecting the lives and property of urban residents. Strict enforcement of fire safety standards significantly enhances the city’s overall emergency preparedness and resilience.

Indicator Requirements

Numerator

The number of high risks building with fire certificate.

Denominator

Total number of high-risk buildings in the city.

Evidence Requirements (Auditor Checklist)

Indicator 26 = A / B X 100 A. Numerator : Please list the number of high-risk buildings with a fire certificate for the assessment year. (upload document) B. Denominator : Please state the total number of high-risk buildings in the local authority area for the assessment year. (upload document)

Delivered By

Initiatives actively contributing to this indicator's achievement.

Fire Certificate (High-Risk Building Fire Safety Compliance) Jabatan Bomba dan Penyelamat Malaysia

Operational

Digital tracking and enforcement of Fire Certificates for 117 designated high-risk buildings in Putrajaya — ensuring proactive fire safety compliance and protecting the lives of urban residents

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Standards Reference

ISO Ref.: MS ISO 37122:2019
Indicator ID: IND-26
Category: SF - Safety
Data Source

Part of Component

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