What is typically NOT included in a facility's preincident survey?

In the context of a facility's preincident survey, the focus is on gathering crucial information that directly relates to emergency response and safety within the facility. Typically, this involves assessing the layout and features of the building that would impact how emergency responders operate during a crisis. Items such as accurate blueprints of the building provide essential details on the layout, while locations of fire exits and fire equipment are critical for ensuring safe and efficient evacuations and firefighting efforts. Space for emergency responders to maneuver is equally important, as it informs responders of access points and potential hazards in the facility.

The information on local wildlife, while potentially relevant in some specific circumstances or environments, does not directly pertain to the immediate operational needs of fire or emergency response within a facility. Thus, it is typically not included in a preincident survey, as the main goal of such surveys is to prepare for incidents that may occur within the built environment of the facility, without the broader ecological considerations.