The certification standard consists of a total of 65 points that must be met. These points are divided into four parts.

• Management
• Fire Safety Organization and Training
• Controls and Procedures
• Structural Fire Protection and Technical Installation

To become certified, a fire safety diagnosis is conducted in which the following points are checked and met:

• Fire Safety Policy
• Implementation of Fire Safety Matters in the Operation
• Documented Fire Safety Organization
• Flammable Substances
• Job Descriptions for Fire Safety Manager, Fire Safety Inspector, Facility Maintenance Personnel, and Responsible Person for Flammable Substances
• Employee Training
• Documentation of Fire Risks and Measures
• Fire Safety Procedures
• Inspection of Automatic Fire Alarm Systems, Evacuation Alarms, and Water Sprinkler Systems
• Electrical Installations
• Procedures for Self-monitoring of Fire Safety
• Structural Fire Protection
• Evacuation
• Higher Requirements for Fire Safety Managers and Fire Safety Inspectors Regarding Training and Quantity
• The hotel must have 24/7 staffing
• Self-checks must be performed every month
• Every hotel guest must receive fire and evacuation instructions
• The hotel must be equipped with a water sprinkler system
• All activities associated with and adjacent to the hotel must comply with applicable norm requirements. This includes, for example, restaurants, nightclubs, parking garages, spa departments, gyms, pools, shops, etc.