Fire Safety Audit
Surat Sokongan Perlesenan Bomba
Surat Sokongan Perlesenan Bomba
Certificate of Completion and Compliance (CCC) vs A Surat Sokongan Perlesenan Bomba Application: What's the Difference?
The CCC is an official recognition that the building is well-constructed and is suitable for occupants to live in. It is signed by a professional architect, engineer, or building draughtsman registered with the Board of Architects Malaysia (BAM).
A Surat Sokongan Perlesenan Bomba, on the other hand, certifies that the building complies with the life safety, fire prevention, fire protection and firefighting requirements under the Fire Services Act 1988 enactment. It is only issued by BOMBA personnel once they have performed the required site inspection and confirmed that the business premise is within compliance.
How Palcon Can Assist Your Application Process
With prior expertise and knowledge of various strategies to adhere to alternative code regulations, Palcon coordinates efficient consultations to ensure BOMBA approval consistently. If you are a building owner, it is important you learn what the Bomba requirement for a building in Malaysia encompasses.
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FAQ
No, the application is just a one-off process. However, BOMBA officers will conduct fire compliance audits on your business premises annually to ensure your continuous compliance.
Commercial industry buildings such as restaurants, offices, car workshops, and stationery shops that do not exceed 750 square metres in floor space are exempted from this application. Learn more about the Surat Sokongan Perlesenan Bomba on BOMBA’s official website.