1) The Consultant shall be responsible for ensuring all fire and life safety systems and equipment are in place and functional at all times throughout the District properties through continued management of third-party vendors, coordination with college staff, and ongoing conditions review of various District properties. 2) The Consultant must make sure these systems are properly installed and fully functional. This may include planning, coordinating and conducting fire drills to gauge system readiness. 3) In order to ensure system readiness, Consultant shall oversee routine inspections, testing, and maintenance of various fire safety equipment. District equipment and systems include, but is not limited to, fire alarm panels, smoke detectors, heat detectors, manual pull stations, horn/strobe components, area speakers, duct smoke detectors, fire dampers, combo smoke/fire dampers, mass notification systems, fire water pumps, fire riser assemblies, dual check detector assemblies, position-indicating valves, sprinklers, kitchen fume hood systems, smoke control doors/grills/WON doors, and other specialty systems such as, but not limited to, fire suppressant systems and smoke evacuation systems. 4) Coordinate with the District’s fire protection monitoring companies to ensure vendors are meeting their contractual obligations.
