Our goal is simple… to provide the best fire safety plan on the market! Every building is different so each plan is unique, designed specifically for your building and the people inside it. From triplexes to hospitals, we can help you! Our plans:
- Are quality, colourful, detailed, user friendly, fire department approved fire safety plans, designed specifically for your building and the people within it
- Helps building staff understand the features in their building, their responsibilities and actions they need to take in a fire emergency
- Exceed the requirements of the Ontario Fire Code
- Are owner’s manual to fire code compliance!
- Are prepared by highly-educated professionals, who are dedicated and passionate about their work
Fire Safety Plans
Exceeds the requirements of the Ontario Fire Code
The Ontario Fire Code requires all multi-residential buildings with an occupant load exceeding 10 persons to design and implement a fire department approved, fire safety plan. {Div. B, 2.8.1.1.(1)(e)}. To keep you compliant with the fire code, and to protect your organization and the building residents, we submit the following proposal for your consideration.
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Safety Plan Training
Once a fire safety plan is in place, the Ontario Fire Code requires that your staff need be trained for their responsibilities within it. {Div. B, 2.8.1.2.(1)} Our Supervisory Staff training program constantly evolves and has been exceptionally well-received by participants and management. Its multi-media approach includes a delicate balance between the seriousness of this subject and humour, vital and interesting information, and open conversation and interaction about issues unique to your residents, buildings and organization.
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Fire Protection Equipment Practical Training
This proposal builds on Phase Three in helping your staff take what they’ve learned from theoretical training and applying it to equipment specific to their buildings.
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Fire Code Compliance Review
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Fire Drills
Fire drills are required quarterly for your high-rises and annually for your other buildings. {Div. B, 2.8.3.2.(1) and (5)}. Fire drills differ from monthly and annual testing of your fire alarm system. Fire drills are required for Supervisory Staff to practice their response to a fire emergency. While resident participation is encouraged, it is not required by law as your staff is. When we assist your team with fire drills, we initially coach your team taking them step-by-step through their response and in future drills give them the opportunity to demonstrate their skills and provide you an assessment of their success.
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Retrofit Compliance Review
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Annual Fire Safety Plan Review
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Pull Station Signage
- Adhesive vinyl ‘In Case of Fire’ emergency procedures stickers for you to mount at each pull station ($3.00 each)
- The above stickers can be customized to be branded to your building, including using your colours and fonts. (included with an order of 100+ labels)
These signs are also available in a frosted acrylic with beveled edges ($20.00 each
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Evacuation Maps
- The Kitchener Fire Department requires that floor plans are posted in each floor level of the building with reference to YOU ARE HERE
- Rudimentary versions of these maps will be included in the fire safety plan
- We can produce professional, brand oriented, evacuation maps and deliver in pdf format
- Quality production of the signs is also available
- Please contact us for details if you would like to explore this option further
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High-Rise Residential Building Compliance Review
- This section of the fire code addresses systems unique to high-rise buildings, including firefighter elevators, smoke control and fire alarm systems. Of specific concern is Section 7.3. which addresses smoke control measures and developing maintenance procedures of the same. (Code reference is cited at the end of this document) This assessment must bear the seal of a Professional Engineer or Professional Architect.
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Passive Annunciator Graphic
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Keynote Speaking
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Fire Department Inspection Order Reviews
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Fire Safety Plan Boxes
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Currently serving the following areas (and growing!)
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- Barrie, Orillia, Gravenhurst | Central Ontario
- Brampton | Peel Region
- Toronto | Greater Toronto Area
- Vaughan, Markham
- Port Perry, Lindsay, Peterborough
- Kitchener – Waterloo
- Mississauga
- Newmarket | East Gwillimbury
- 0Oshawa | Durham Region
- Cobourg
- Colbourn
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705-817-PLAN (7526)
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