A comprehensive plan to prevent and mitigate fire risks in a building is called?

• A. Fire Safety Program
• B. Fire Insurance
• C. High-Rise Building
• D. Reinforced Concrete

Answer: (A)

The main idea being tested is an organized Fire Safety Program, a coordinated plan that brings together all fire prevention, protection, and response measures for a building. It sets out how to prevent fires, detect and suppress them, and safely evacuate occupants, along with ongoing management like training, drills, inspections, and maintenance of fire protection systems. This holistic approach is what makes a Fire Safety Program the best answer, because it provides a structured framework to reduce risk and improve safety across the life of the building.

The other options don’t fit the concept. Fire insurance is a financial product that provides compensation after a loss, not a plan to prevent or mitigate fires. A high-rise building is a building type, not a management plan. Reinforced concrete is a construction material, not a systematic approach to fire safety.