NTSP 2005 International Telecommunications Safety Conference St. Louis, Missouri September 13-15, 2005
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1 NTSP 2005 International Telecommunications Safety Conference St. Louis, Missouri September 13-15, 2005 Fire Safety in Telecommunications Facilities / NFPA 76
2 Telecommunication Facilities Yesterday Bell Company Central Office Fortified Concrete / Masonry Buildings Bellcore (now Telecordia) Technology Equipment Standards Well Trained Craft & Operating Personnel Years of Proven Methodologies
3 Telecommunication Facilities Today Legacy & Non-Legacy Central Office & Telecommunications Switching Facilities
4 Telecommunication Facilities Today Legacy & Non-Legacy Central Office & Telecommunications Switching Facilities Legacy CO Buildings, Switching Facilities in Commercial High Rise, Mega Data Centers, Cellular Switching Facilities
5 Telecommunication Facilities Today Legacy & Non-Legacy Central Office & Telecommunications Switching Facilities Legacy CO Buildings, Switching Facilities in Commercial High Rise, Mega Data Centers, Cellular Switching Facilities Both Telecordia Technology Equipment & IT Standard Technology Equipment
6 Telecommunication Facilities Today Legacy & Non-Legacy Central Office & Telecommunications Switching Facilities Legacy CO Buildings, Switching Facilities in Commercial High Rise, Mega Data Centers, Cellular Switching Facilities Both Telecordia Technology Equipment & IT Standard Technology Equipment Minimum Craft & Operating Personnel & Outsourced Contractor Services
7 Telecommunication Facilities Today Legacy & Non-Legacy Central Office & Telecommunications Switching Facilities Legacy CO Buildings, Switching Facilities in Commercial High Rise, Mega Data Centers, Cellular Switching Facilities Both Telecordia Technology Equipment & IT Standard Technology Equipment Minimum Craft & Operating Personnel & Outsourced Contractor Services Wide Variety of Standards
8 What are Today s Likely Telecom Fire Scenarios? Ignition Source Energized Electrical (Class C) Overheating Technology Equipment Power Watts/ft2 Power & Mechanical Infrastructure Equipment Operational Activities
9 What are Today s Likely Telecom Fire Scenarios? Ignition Source Energized Electrical (Class C) Technology Equipment Electrical Distribution Power Conversion Equipment
10 What are Today s Likely Telecom Fire Scenarios? Overheating Technology Equipment Power Watts/ft2 Recent CO Equipment = watts/ft2 Latest IT Equipment = watts/ft2
11 What are Today s Likely Telecom Fire Scenarios? Power & Mechanical Infrastructure Equipment DC Plant & UPS Power Conversion Computer Room Air Conditioning (CRAC) Storage Battery Arrays Diesel Generators
12 What are Today s Likely Telecom Fire Scenarios? Operational Activity Technology Equipment Expansions Increase Human Activity Packing Combustibles Power Equipment Hot Work DC Plant Bus & Distribution Power Cuts
13 What s in Jeopardy When a Fire Threatens a Telecom Facility? Emergency communications (911) circuits and cellular are at risk Business, Government and Medical institution communications potentially disrupted Voice services may cease
14 Fire Protection for Telecommunications Facilities NFPA 76 - Standard Practice for Fire Protection of Telecommunications Facilities 2005 In April of 1996, NFPA Standards Council formed Technical Committee on Telecommunications This Action in Response to FCC Network Reliability Council Issued by Standards Council Effective February 7, 2005
15 Fire Protection for Telecommunications Facilities NFPA 76 - Standard Practice for Fire Protection of Telecommunications Facilities 2005 A performance-based document Includes prescriptive solutions by hazard area Based on the best practices of the telecommunications industry
16 NFPA 76 - Highlights Scope of NFPA 76 Fire Protection Requirements for telecommunications facilities serving telephone, data, cellular, internet, voice over internet protocol and video to the public.
17 NFPA 76 - Highlights Chapter 4 - Risk Considerations Establish a Fire Protection Program Considering: Exposure Threat Internal / External Importance of Facility Service to Public Business Risk Management Service Continuity Risks
18 NFPA 76 - Highlights Chapter 5 Performance-Based Design Performance Objectives: Life Safety Egress Provisions Design Protect from Worst Credible Fire Document Design Assumptions Address Fire Scenarios Methods of Assessing Performance Documentation of Design
19 NFPA 76 - Highlights Chapter 6 Prescriptive-Based Design Prescriptive Requirements: Defines Specific Areas of Protection Requirements for Building Services HVAC Equipment Compartmentation Very Early & Early Warning Fire Detection Depowering Generator Fuel Control
20 NFPA 76 - Highlights Chapter 7 Redundant or Replacement - Based Design Redundancy Onsite or Off Site Replacement Facility
21 NFPA 76 - Highlights Chapter 8 Fire Protection Elements Identifies Prescriptive Design Elements Construction Compartmentation Alarm Processing Detection Automatic Fire Suppression Equipment Ignition & Fire Resistance
22 NFPA 76 - Highlights Chapter 9 Fire Prevention Housekeeping Storage Hazards Use of Ignition Sources Open Flame Limitations Limiting Operations Hazards Prevention Awareness Cable Management
23 NFPA 76 - Highlights Chapter 10 Pre-emergency Planning Provisions Content of Plan Fire Department Participation Depowering Procedures Emergency Recovery Procedures
24 Questions? Fire Safety in Telecommunications Facilities / NFPA 76
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