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CHAPTER 35 - FIRE SYSTEMS INSPECTION, TESTING , AND MAINTENANCE (ITM) 35 - i A. introduction .. 1 B. CHAPTER -SPECIFIC ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES .. 1 1. Building Manager .. 1 2. Safety Coordinator .. 1 3. Office of Facilities Management and Reliability (OFMR) .. 2 4. Office of Protection Services (OPS) .. 2 5. Smithsonian Business Ventures, FONZ, and other SI Business Operations .. 3 C. PROGRAM COMPONENTS .. 3 1. Training .. 3 2. Impairments .. 3 3. Required Inspections .. 3 D. RECORDS AND REPORTS .. 3 1. Original Records .. 3 2. ITM Documentation .. 4 3. Information Management 4 4. ITM Report .. 5 E. REFERENCES .. 5 Attachment 1 Automatic Sprinkler Attachment 2 Standpipe and Hose Attachment 3 Private Mains Used for Fire Attachment 4 Fire Attachment 5 Water Storage Tanks Used for Fire Attachment 6 Valves and Fire Department Attachment 7 Kitchen Ventilation Hoods and Fire Suppression Attachment 8 Halon Attachment 9 Clean Agent Fire Extinguishing Attachment 10 Fire Detetion and Alarm Attachment 11 Emergency Generator and Emergency

CHAPTER 35 - FIRE SYSTEMS INSPECTION, TESTING, AND MAINTENANCE (ITM) 35 - 1 CHAPTER 35 - FIRE SYSTEMS INSPECTION, TESTING AND MAINTENANCE (ITM) A. INTRODUCTION 1. This Chapter establishes the Smithsonian Institution (SI) requirements for performing inspections, operational tests, and preventive maintenance on

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