Which of the following is not typically a part of fire protection maintenance?

Providing fire drills is not typically considered a part of fire protection maintenance. Fire protection maintenance primarily focuses on the physical systems and devices that are installed to prevent and address fire hazards, such as alarms, sprinklers, and other fire suppression systems.

While conducting regular inspections, documenting inspection records, performing annual maintenance checks, and cleaning filters associated with vent systems are essential aspects of ensuring that fire protection systems are operational and reliable, fire drills are more about training occupants and staff on evacuation procedures and emergency response. These drills help prepare people for an emergency situation but do not directly maintain or enhance the mechanical or technical aspects of fire protection systems themselves.