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"Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengevaluasi penerapan keselamatan kebakaran pada gedung Administrasi, Akademik dan Riset Pusat Studi Jepang serta gedung S Fakultas Teknik Universitas Indonesia. Metodologi menggunakan desain studi observasional dengan pendekatan semi kuantitatif dan dibantu dengan software Computerized Fire Safety Evaluation System (CFSES) yang mengukur 12 parameter keselamatan yang mengacu pada NFPA 101A Guide on Alternative Approaches to Life Safety.Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa gedung Administrasi, Akademik dan Riset Pusat Studi Jepang serta gedung S Fakultas Teknik Universitas Indonesia belum memenuhi persyaratan minima l dari NFPA 101A. Pada gedung administrasi didapatkan nilai -2 untuk kontrol sebaran api, -3.1 untuk sistem jalan keluar dan -5.4 untuk keselamatan kebakaran umum. Gedung Akademik dan Riset mendapatkan nilai -1.57 untuk kontrol sebaran api, -3.1 untuk system jalan keluar dan -4.54 untuk keselamatan kebakaran umum. Pada gedung S SFTUI mendapatkan nilai -3.48 untuk control sebaran api, -8.65 untuk system jalan keluar dan -5.20 untuk keselamatan kebakaran umum.Rekomendasi yang dapat diberikan adalah perlu adanya instalasi system proteksi berupa sprinkler, system alarm kebakaran dan hidran, menutup bukaan vertikal, pengaturan peletakan APAR yang sesuai dengan NFPA 10, pemasangan door closer pada tiap ruangan, penanda jalan keluar dan penerangan darurat, penentuan titik kumpul serta mengadakan pelatihan tanggap darurat secara rutin minimal 1 kali dalam setahun.

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This study aimed to evaluate the implementation of fire safety building at Administration, Academic and Research building of Center for Japanese Studies also S building Faculty of Engineering University of Indonesia. This study using the methodology of observational design with semi-quantitative approaches and supported by Computerized Fire Safety Evaluation System application which is measuring the 12 safety parameters that refers to NFPA 101A Guide on Alternative Apporaches to Life Safety.

The results showed that the Administration, Academic and Research building of Center for Japanese Studies and also S building Faculty of Engineering University of Indonesia didn’t meet the minimum requirements in NFPA 101A: Life Safety Code. Administration building got scored -2 for fire control, -3.1 for egress and -5.4 for general fire safety. Academic and Research building got scored -1.57 for fire control, -3.1 for egress and -4.54 for general fire safety. S building got scored -3.48 for fire control, -8.65 for egress and -5.20 for general fire safety.

Recommendation for those buildings are installation of fire protection system such as sprinkler, fire alarm system and hydrant, make sure to close all of the vertical opening, reorganize the fire extinguisher based on NFPA 10, add door closer for every single room, add the exit sign , emergency lamp, deciding the assembly point and also fire drilling at least once a year."

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