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BUILDING AUDIT: .............................................................................................................................................................. 3  \nBUILDING DESCRIPTION............................................................................................................................................................. 3  \nBUILDING USE:.............................................................................................................................................................................. 3  \n1 LEVEL 100 WEST...................................................................................................................................................................... 3  \n2 LEVEL 200 WEST...................................................................................................................................................................... 3  \n3 LEVEL 300 WEST...................................................................................................................................................................... 3  \n4 LEVEL 400 WEST ...................................................................................................................................................................... 3  \nII. FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT ................................................................................................. 4  \n1 FIRE DEPARTMENT ACCESS ....................................................................................................................................................... 4  \n2 FIRE ALARM SYSTEM ................................................................................................................................................................ 4  \n3 SPRINKLER SYSTEM ................................................................................................................................................................... 4  \n4 FIRE DETECTION........................................................................................................................................................................ 4  \n5 PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS ................................................................................................................................................ 5  \n6 STANDPIPE AND HOSE SYSTEMS................................................................................................................................................. 5  \n7 FIRE PUMP ................................................................................................................................................................................ 5  \n8 EMERGENCY LIGHTING .............................................................................................................................................................. 5  \n9 ELEVATORS ............................................................................................................................................................................... 5  \n10 EXITS.................................................................................................................................................................................... 5  \nIII. HUMAN RESOURCES FOR MAINTENANCE OF BUILDING: ............................................................................... 5  \n1. Fire Alarm System ............................................................................................................................................................... 5  \n2. Fire Extinguishers-Portable .............................................................................................................................................. 5  \n3. 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