Code of practice for fire safety in the design, management and use of buildingsWhat is it? BS 9999: 2008 is the fire safety code of practice for building design, management and use. The standard outlines ways to meet fire safety legislation through a more flexible approach to design. BS 9999: 2008 provides a risk based structure that takes varying human factors into account, including improving emergency exit access for disabled people. The standard can be used in and around existing buildings, at design stage for new buildings

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