A strong fire safety culture extends far beyond the existence of written policies, regulations, and standard operating procedures. While policies establish the formal framework for preventing and responding to fire emergencies, a genuine fire safety culture is reflected in the attitudes, behaviours, values, and commitment of everyone in an organization. In Occupational Health and Safety Management, fire safety culture represents the collective responsibility to identify hazards, prevent incidents, and respond effectively when emergencies occur. Therefore, policies and procedures alone cannot guarantee safety unless they are actively understood, accepted, and practiced. Policies and procedures provide guidelines on fire prevention, emergency evacuation, use of firefighting equipment, maintenance of fire protection systems, and compliance with legal requirements. However, many organizations with comprehensive fire safety manuals still experience serious fire incidents due to negligence,