Who shall act as the impairment coordinator in the absence of an official coordinator?

The role of the impairment coordinator is to ensure that adequate safety measures are implemented during a period when fire protection systems are impaired. In the absence of an official coordinator, the building owner is typically responsible for overseeing these procedures.

As the owner, they have the ultimate responsibility for the property and the safety of its occupants. They are expected to be knowledgeable about the systems in place and the procedures required to maintain safety during impairments. This ensures accountability and proper oversight when the designated official is not available.

The other individuals mentioned in the options, such as a Fire Safety Director, occupant, or tenant, may have different roles related to fire safety but do not have the same level of authority or responsibility as the building owner when it comes to coordinating fire safety measures in the event of an impairment.