A Smoke Management System is a comprehensive set of components and procedures designed to detect, contain, and remove smoke from buildings in the event of a fire. The system typically includes smoke detectors, alarms, fans, and dampers that are strategically placed throughout the building to detect smoke and provide ventilation. The system is designed to detect smoke and alert occupants to evacuate the building, while simultaneously controlling the flow of smoke to reduce the risk of smoke inhalation and the spread of fire. The system also helps to ensure that the building is safe for re-entry after the fire has been extinguished. Smoke Management Systems are essential for the safety of occupants in any building, as they can help to prevent the spread of smoke and fire, and provide a safe environment for occupants to evacuate.