What information does a fire safety plan describe regarding fire hazards?

Answer

A comprehensive fire safety plan typically identifies potential fire hazards, including the specific fuel sources on site that could initiate or contribute to the spread of a fire, as well as the building systems designed to control fire ignition and spread, such as fire extinguishing equipment and alarm systems. Therefore, the correct option is the one that details both the fuel sources that can contribute to a fire and the building systems used to control its ignition and spread.