NASA STD 8719.11 : 2008
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SAFETY STANDARD FOR FIRE PROTECTION
01-01-2008
10-02-2021
1. SCOPE
1.1 Purpose
1.2 Applicability
1.3 General Guidance
2. APPLICABLE AND REFERENCE DOCUMENTS
2.1 Applicable Documents
3. DEFINITIONS AND ACRONYMS
3.1 Definitions
3.2 Acronyms
4. FIRE PROTECTION REQUIREMENTS
4.1 Responsibilities
4.2 Legal Requirements, Codes, and Standards
4.3 Basis for Determining the Level of Fire Protection
for Specialized Facilities
4.4 Required Acceptance Inspection and Tests of Fire
Protection and Life Safety Systems
4.5 Equivalency
5. SITE PLANNING AND CIVIL ENGINEERING CRITERIA
5.1 Siting of Facilities
5.2 Water Supply Requirements for Fire Protection
5.3 Water Distribution System Criteria
6. ARCHITECTURAL FIRE PROTECTION CRITERIA
6.1 Life Safety Provisions
6.2 Segregation of Hazards
6.3 Open Plan Office Space
6.4 Interior Finishes
6.5 Fire Protection for Employees with Disabilities
6.6 Issuance of Use and Occupancy
7. STRUCTURAL FIRE SAFETY CRITERIA
7.1 General
7.2 Structural Selection
7.3 Fire Resistant Construction
7.4 Vertical Openings and Shafts
7.5 Ceilings
7.6 Fire Door and Window Assemblies
7.7 Fire Stopping
7.8 Fireproofing
7.9 Roofing Materials and Systems
7.10 Labeling Fire Rated Construction
8. MECHANICAL CRITERIA
8.1 General
8.2 Standpipe Systems
8.3 Sprinkler Systems
8.4 Clean Agents
8.5 Chemical Extinguishing Systems
8.6 Fixed Carbon Dioxide
8.7 Foam
8.8 Water Spray
8.9 Portable Fire Extinguishers
8.10 Air Conditioning Systems
8.11 Ventilation Systems
8.12 Smoke Control/Exhaust Systems
8.13 Heating Equipment
8.14 Internal Combustion Engines
8.15 Elevators
8.16 Fire Pumps
8.17 Fire Suppression System Outages
9. ELECTRICAL FIRE SAFETY CRITERIA
9.1 General
9.2 Emergency Power and Lighting
9.3 Fire Alarm Systems
9.4 Central Fire Alarm Monitoring Systems
9.5 Fire Alarm and Detection System Outages
10. SPECIFIC OCCUPANCY REQUIREMENTS
10.1 Aircraft Hangars and Maintenance Areas
10.2 Vehicle Repair Garages
10.3 Buildings Under Construction
10.4 Essential Electronic Equipment
Areas/Record Storage/Laboratory
10.5 Cooling Towers
10.6 Transformer/Switchgear Locations
10.7 Food Preparation Areas
10.8 Laboratories
10.9 Trailers and Manufactured Homes
10.10 Tunnels
10.11 Anechoic Chambers
10.12 Highbays
11. FIRE PREVENTION PROCEDURES
11.1 General Fire Prevention
11.2 Fire Reporting and Documentation
11.3 Fire Investigation
11.4 Smoking Locations
11.5 Fire Safety Education
11.6 Housekeeping
11.7 Fire Prevention Inspections
11.8 Hot Work
11.9 Flammable and Combustible Liquids
12. FIRE SERVICE OPERATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS
12.1 General
12.2 Incident Management System
12.3 Local Fire Service Support
12.4 NASA Contractor or Civil Service Fire Service
Operations
12.5 Fire Brigades
12.6 Communications
12.7 Aircraft Operations
12.8 Fire Stations
12.9 Response Time and Distance
12.10 Pre-fire Planning
Describes requirements and responsibilities related to NASA's Fire Protection Program. Also contains requirements for fire prevention, detection, control, and suppression through engineering, inspection, training, and firefighting.
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Supersedes NSS 1740.11 (09/2002)
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Standard
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Superseded
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