What are your areas of service for Fire Safety Plans?

We are based in Ottawa but produce Fire Safety Plans for clients all around Ontario and Quebec. We worked in Montreal, Kingston, Toronto, and so on.

What does Ottawa Fire Safety provide?

We provide complete Fire Safety Plans documentation, Evacuation Plans, Evacuation Procedures, Fire Safety Plan Boxes, Fire Department Key Boxes and everything required for your building's occupancy.

What is included in your Fire Safety Plans?

Our team provides you with complete documentation for Fire Safety Plan and Fire Department Copy, Custom building schematics with all fire safety equipment identified, Evacuation sign example, Staff Emergency Procedures, Inspection schedule for building's fire safety equipment and coordination with Fire Department.

OTTAWA FIRE SAFETY

Ontario Fire Safety Plan Experts

OVER 35+ YEARS OF SERVICE

Kingston Fire Safety Plans

Q: What type of Fire Safety Plans does Ottawa Fire Safety provide?

Ottawa Fire Safety provides Fire Safety Plans for restaurants, Fire Safety Plans for residential buildings, Fire Safety Plans for office buildings, Fire Safety Plans for commercial / retail spaces and more.

Ottawa Fire Safety is committed to ensuring that Kingston, Ontario remains a safe and fire-resilient community with approved Fire Safety Plans.
We work closely with local authorities, businesses, and residents to assist our clients with gaining building occupancy.

Here's a list of the usual Fire Safety Plans we prepare:

-Fire Safety Plans for restaurants
-Fire Safety Plans for residential buildings
-Fire Safety Plans for office buildings
-Fire Safety Plans for commercial / retail spaces

-Fire Safety Plans for heritage buildings

What we provide

Complete Fire Safety Plans
Evacuation Plans
Evacuation procedures
Building Occupancy
Fire Safety Plan boxes
Fire Department Keyboxes
Peace of Mind

Our Process

Schedule a building walkthrough or review with our team
Develop the Fire Safety Plan document
Review the plan with you and your team
Finalize and coordinate with the Fire Department

Turnaround time

Expect a 1-2 week turnaround, including all evacuation signs—nothing more, nothing less.

Review / updates

If you've worked with us before and require revisions or updates to your Fire Safety Plan, just reach out!

Remember, Fire Safety Plans must be updated at least once a year!

Click here if you need Evacuation signs or Building signs!

Our fire safety plans include:

Full documentation for the Fire Safety Plan and Fire Department copy
Custom building schematics with all fire safety equipment clearly marked
Sample evacuation signs
Staff emergency procedures
Inspection schedule for the building’s fire safety equipment

Additionally, we provide Fire Department Keyboxes and Fire Safety Plan Boxes.

Guaranteed approvals

Why are fire safety plans required?

Fire safety plans are required in Ontario for several important reasons

As per the Fire Protection and Prevention Act, 1997, part 7 of Offences Section 28(5):

A director or officer of a corporation who knows that the corporation is violating or has violated a provision of the fire code is guilty of an offence and on conviction is liable to a fine of not more than $50,000 for a first offence and not more than $100,000 for a subsequent offence or to imprisonment for a term of not more than one year, or to both.

Legal Requirement

The Ontario Fire Code requires fire safety plans for various buildings and occupancies to ensure adherence to safety standards.

Protect Lives

A well-designed plan ensures occupants can evacuate quickly and safely during a fire, significantly increasing the chances of saving lives.

Reduce Property Damage

Effective planning can reduce the spread of fire and limit damage to buildings and assets.

Emergency Prepareness

Plans outline procedures for different scenarios, making sure everyone is aware of their actions in an emergency.

Identify Hazards

Creating a plan involves identifying and mitigating potential fire risks within a building.

When / where are fire safety plans required?

Commercial Buildings

By law, most businesses—particularly those with many employees or customers—are required to have a fire safety plan to protect the safety of all occupants.

Multi-family Dwellings

Fire safety plans are often required for apartment buildings and other residential complexes to safeguard residents.

Public Venues

Schools, theaters, hospitals, and similar places must have detailed fire safety plans because of their larger occupant loads and specific regulatory requirements.