Statutory and authority requirements
Applicable Georgian legislation, Decree No. 41, authority conditions and location-specific statutory duties.
Technical governance
Compliance is the baseline. Performance is the design test.
Milli MEP establishes the governing hierarchy, project criteria and acceptance evidence before choosing systems. Standards are interpreted within the local statutory context and the actual building risk.
MM / GOVERNANCE / 01Design hierarchy
The project basis must resolve conflicts, not collect references.
The final hierarchy is confirmed for each appointment. A standard is not applied simply because it is familiar; it must be relevant to the jurisdiction, system, building use and stated performance objective.
Client and project performance criteria
Employer’s requirements, operator standards, fire strategy, certification targets and defined project outcomes.
BS, BS EN, CIBSE and BSRIA
Recognised design, installation, testing, commissioning and building-performance guidance selected for the actual scope.
NFPA and other international guidance
Applied where required by the project or where a superior life-safety outcome is justified and compatible with local law.
Engineering analysis and recorded judgement
Performance assessment, calculations, options and departures documented within the design record.
Quality assurance
Review is designed into the information flow.
The review effort follows consequence. Life safety, capacity, plant selection, utility demand and irreversible spatial decisions receive explicit stage gates and acceptance evidence.
Brief control
Scope, criteria, interfaces and design responsibility are confirmed.
Input control
Source, date, status and limitations of project information are recorded.
Calculation control
Loads, duties, assumptions and selected systems remain traceable.
Coordination control
Architecture, structure, fire strategy, utilities and specialist systems are reviewed.
Issue control
Drawings, schedules, reports and specifications are checked and revision-managed.
Change control
Design changes are assessed for technical, spatial and commercial consequences.
Elevated review
Fire and life-safety work requires a defined legal and technical boundary.
Smoke control, stair pressurisation, firefighting systems, fire alarms and evacuation interfaces depend on the building use, geometry, occupancy, fire strategy and local law. General website material is not a project design.
A formal appointment must state the jurisdiction, design scope, reliance information, certification duty, authority interface and competent technical signatory. Authority approval is not guaranteed.
Review the fire protection coordination service boundaryVerification evidence
Every critical decision needs an author, record and acceptance point.
EvidenceAcceptance
Basis of DesignCriteria, assumptions and responsibility approved
CalculationsInputs traceable and selected duty supported
Coordination recordCritical interfaces closed or risk-owned
Technical issueAuthor, checker, revision and purpose identified
Commissioning evidenceMeasured result meets stated acceptance criteria
Project enquiry
Establish the governing criteria before the design is advanced.
Share the location, building use, fire-strategy status, client standards and approval route. We will identify conflicts, missing inputs and the appropriate technical basis.