Influence of Monitoring and Evaluation on Fire Safety Buildings Regulations Performance in Tanzania: A Case of Dodoma Station.

Kamila, Labani (2023) Influence of Monitoring and Evaluation on Fire Safety Buildings Regulations Performance in Tanzania: A Case of Dodoma Station. Masters thesis, The Open University of Tanzania.

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Abstract

The purpose of this study was to examine the influence of Monitoring and Evaluation on Fire Safety Buildings Regulations Performance in Dodoma Station. The study involved sample size of 79 respondents of the fire station staff, who were selected random sampling. Data for this study was interview and questionnaire methods by purposeful sampling and stratified random sampling. The research design was employed with quantitative and qualitative methods of data analysis were used. The findings revealed that fire precautions in building regulations are very important on the influence of the implementation of fire safety standards in public buildings, also revealed strongly agreed that most of the fire safety staff are sometimes communicate fire information face to face on scene. Furthermore, the correlation results are between range of 0.5 to 1.0; this shows that there is a strong positive relationship (association) between the variables. The study concluded that that the compliance to building inspection standards, means of information and communication of building fire safety and communication for inspection on building fire safety practices are influence of monitoring and evaluation which contributes to the fire safety buildings regulations performance. The study recommended that the fire stations to conduct training and collaboration with local governments and municipal authorities for implementing the use of regulations to fire safety practices. Keywords: Fire Safety, Regulation Performance, Compliances, Communication.

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