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SDiB ( Safety Design in Buildings) Access Control & Egress Planning Altaf A. Afridi, PMP, LEED AP, FDAI June 2014 altaf.afridi@dorma.com, 00971-50-5507892 Learning Objectives At the end of the this session, Participant will: Have

  1. SDiB ( Safety Design in Buildings) Access Control & Egress Planning Altaf A. Afridi, PMP, LEED AP, FDAI June 2014 altaf.afridi@dorma.com, 00971-50-5507892

  2. Learning Objectives At the end of the this session, Participant will:  Have introduction to basics of various types of Access Control components,  Know Factors to be considered in Egress planning in case of fire or similar scenarios, where tenants have to evacuate the building (based as per NFPA 101.)  We will also know how Access control systems and egress planning can be in conflict if not planned properly and may severely effect the safety of tenants in case of emergency.

  3. Presentation Summary What is Access Control? 1. Access Control types and how it is achieved. 2. Various components used industry uses for Access Control 3. What is Egress Planning? 4. Factors to be considered while Egress planning of various types of occupancies. 5. Single Door example, to show how Access control strategy changes with requirements. 6. Re-Entry requirement of NFPA 101 for fire exit staircases. 7. Case studies 8. Fire Door Assembly Inspector 9.

  4. About the Presenter Altaf A. Afridi Regional Marketing Director – MENA, DORMA Gulf Door Controls FZE Altaf Afridi, Regional Marketing Director (MENA) and head of the Project Management Team, based in United Arab Emirates, a Civil Engineer having 10 years of extensive experience in Architectural hardware and openings industry of his total 17 years of experience. Specialist of fire rated doors, first certified FDAI (Fire Door Assembly Inspector) outside US, certified Project Management Professional (PMP), LEED AP and Life Safety code (NFPA 101) specialist. While working with architects Mr. Afridi has learnt NFPA 101 Life Safety Code, NFPA 80 Standard for fire doors from them while providing related solutions and thus gained a good data base of lessons learnt. He has been doing presentations on Life Safety code at architect offices in UAE, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Lebanon and Qatar. He has been assisting architects providing solutions at the design stage for doors, doors hardware, movable walls, glass fittings and access control products.

  5. SDiB - Safety Design in Buildings Access Control & Egress Planning. Access Control. The practice of restricting ENTRANCE to a property, a building, or a room to authorized persons for the sake of security. 4

  6. SDiB - Safety Design in Buildings Access Control & Egress Planning. How Access Control is achieved? Conventional/Mechanical Access Control Electronic Access Control 5

  7. SDiB - Safety Design in Buildings Access Control & Egress Planning. How Access Control is achieved? Conventional/Mechanical Access Control Electronic Access Control EN EN EN Electro mechanical Electric Strike lock. ANSI EN Magnetic Locks Card Readers Mortise Lock ANSI Cylindrical Lock ANSI ANSI Electrical Locks 6

  8. SDiB - Safety Design in Buildings Access Control & Egress Planning. How Access Control is achieved? Conventional/Mechanical Access Control Electronic Access Control EN EN EN EN ANSI Mortise Lock ANSI Cylindrical Lock ANSI ANSI 7

  9. SDiB - Safety Design in Buildings Access Control & Egress Planning. How Access Control is achieved? Conventional/Mechanical Access Control Electronic Access Control EN EN EN EN ANSI Mortise Lock ANSI Cylindrical Lock ANSI ANSI 8

  10. SDiB - Safety Design in Buildings Access Control & Egress Planning. How Access Control is achieved? Conventional/Mechanical Access Control Electronic Access Control EN EN EN EN ANSI Mortise Lock ANSI Cylindrical Lock ANSI ANSI 9

  11. SDiB - Safety Design in Buildings Access Control & Egress Planning. How Access Control is achieved? Conventional/Mechanical Access Control Electronic Access Control EN EN EN EN ANSI Mortise Lock ANSI Cylindrical Lock ANSI ANSI 10

  12. SDiB - Safety Design in Buildings Access Control & Egress Planning. How Access Control is achieved? Conventional/Mechanical Access Control Electronic Access Control EN EN EN EN ANSI Mortise Lock ANSI Cylindrical Lock ANSI ANSI 11

  13. SDiB - Safety Design in Buildings Access Control & Egress Planning. How Access Control is achieved? Conventional/Mechanical Access Control Electronic Access Control EN EN EN EN ANSI Mortise Lock ANSI Cylindrical Lock ANSI ANSI 12

  14. SDiB - Safety Design in Buildings Access Control & Egress Planning. How Access Control is achieved? Conventional/Mechanical Access Control Electronic Access Control EN EN EN Electric Strike EN ANSI Mortise Lock ANSI Cylindrical Lock ANSI ANSI 13

  15. SDiB - Safety Design in Buildings Access Control & Egress Planning. 14

  16. SDiB - Safety Design in Buildings Access Control & Egress Planning. How Access Control is achieved? Conventional/Mechanical Access Control Electronic Access Control 15

  17. SDiB - Safety Design in Buildings Access Control & Egress Planning. How Access Control is achieved? Conventional/Mechanical Access Control Electronic Access Control • Intelligent system. • keys and locks. • Flexible. • only someone with a right key can enter • through the door, Grants access based on the right credential presented. • No restriction to specific times or dates. • Transactions and attemptes are • No record of the key usage recorded. • Can be easily copied or transferred to • The system will also monitor the door another person. and alarm if the door is forced open or • Loss of key means, the locks must be held open too long after being unlocked. changed. 16

  18. SDiB - Safety Design in Buildings Access Control & Egress Planning. What is Egress Planning?  In the event of fire or other emergency, occupants must be able to vacate a building or space quickly.  Architects incorporate certain elements into their building design that provide a protected path of travel from any point inside the building to a safe place outside or inside the building. 17

  19. SDiB - Safety Design in Buildings Access Control & Egress Planning. 18

  20. SDiB - Safety Design in Buildings Access Control & Egress Planning.  Codes and standards establish the minimum criteria for meeting certain levels of Safety in Buildings. 19

  21. SDiB - Safety Design in Buildings Classification of Occupancies Access Control & Egress Planning. for Egress planning 20

  22. SDiB - Safety Design in Buildings Classification of Occupancies Access Control & Egress Planning. for Egress planning 21

  23. SDiB - Safety Design in Buildings Classification of Occupancies Access Control & Egress Planning. for Egress planning 22

  24. SDiB - Safety Design in Buildings Classification of Occupancies Access Control & Egress Planning. for Egress planning Fire in Villagio Mall , Qatar – in May 2012 ( 19 killed – 13 were nursery kids) Horror as toddlers are left trapped in first floor nursery after staircase collapses Firefighters forced to break through roof to evacuate victims Relative of one two-year-old victim said building did not appear to have fire alarms or sprinklers DOHA: A fire at a nursery in a main shopping center in the Qatari capital killed 19 people including 13 children 23

  25. SDiB - Safety Design in Buildings Classification of Occupancies Access Control & Egress Planning. for Egress planning 24

  26. SDiB - Safety Design in Buildings Classification of Occupancies Access Control & Egress Planning. for Egress planning 25

  27. SDiB - Safety Design in Buildings Classification of Occupancies Access Control & Egress Planning. for Egress planning 26

  28. SDiB - Safety Design in Buildings Classification of Occupancies Access Control & Egress Planning. for Egress planning 27

  29. SDiB - Safety Design in Buildings Classification of Occupancies Access Control & Egress Planning. for Egress planning 28

  30. SDiB - Safety Design in Buildings Classification of Occupancies Access Control & Egress Planning. for Egress planning 29

  31. SDiB - Safety Design in Buildings Classification of Occupancies Access Control & Egress Planning. for Egress planning 30

  32. SDiB - Safety Design in Buildings Classification of Occupancies Access Control & Egress Planning. for Egress planning 31

  33. SDiB - Safety Design in Buildings Classification of Occupancies Access Control & Egress Planning. for Egress planning 32

  34. SDiB - Safety Design in Buildings Access Control & Egress Planning. Single external door 33

  35. SDiB - Safety Design in Buildings Access Control & Egress Planning. Single external door SAFE SECURE Outside Inside 34

  36. SDiB - Safety Design in Buildings Access Control & Egress Planning. Single external door SAFE SECURE FIRE RATED Outside Inside 35

  37. SDiB - Safety Design in Buildings NFPA 80: Fire Doors and Access Control & Egress Planning. Other Opening Protective  Locks and Latches – LOCK SETS Fire doors to be latched. 1. Only labeled locks and latches are allowed on fire doors. 2. The Throw of the latch to be as per fire door label. 3. 36

  38. SDiB - Safety Design in Buildings Access Control & Egress Planning. Single external door SAFE SECURE FIRE RATED Outside Inside 37

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