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.

OTTAWA FIRE SAFETY

Ontario's Original Fire Safety Plan Experts

OVER 35+ YEARS OF SERVICE

Prince Edward County (PEC)
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.

Q: 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.

(what you must get for building occupancy)

Ottawa Fire Safety is dedicated to enhancing fire safety throughout the region, including the picturesque and historically rich Prince Edward County, Ontario.

Known for its charming small towns, wineries, and natural beauty, Prince Edward County is a mix of heritage structures, agricultural land, and growing residential and commercial spaces.

With this unique blend of old and new, OFS's fire safety plans are designed to preserve the county’s historic charm while ensuring to-date fire protection against fire hazards.

Below is a list of the typical Fire Safety Plans we create:

-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 is included in our Fire Safety Plans

- 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

We also provide Fire Department Keyboxes and Fire Safety Plan Boxes.

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What OFS Provides

Comprehensive Fire Safety Plans
Evacuation Plans Signs
Evacuation Procedures
Building Occupancy Details
Fire Safety Plan Containers
Fire Department Key Lockboxes

Processing Time

Our turn-around times range from 1 to 2 weeks only.

Our expertise brings efficiency.

Updates

If you've previously worked with us and require revisions or updates to your Fire Safety Plan, don't hesitate to reach out!

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

Need Evacuation signs or Building signs?

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 mandates fire safety plans for many buildings and occupancies to ensure compliance with safety standards.

Protect Lives

A well-designed plan helps occupants evacuate quickly and safely in case of a fire, potentially saving lives.

Reduce Property Damage

Proper planning can minimize fire spread and damage to buildings and assets.

Emergency Prepareness

Plans outline procedures for various scenarios, ensuring everyone knows what to do in an emergency.

Identify Hazards

Developing a plan involves assessing and addressing potential fire risks in a building.

When / where are fire safety plans required?

Commercial Buildings

Most businesses, especially those with multiple employees or customers, are required by law to have a fire safety plan to ensure the safety of all occupants.

Multi-family Dwellings

Apartment buildings and other residential complexes often require fire safety plans to protect residents.

Public Venues

Places like schools, theaters, and hospitals must have comprehensive fire safety plans due to the higher number of occupants and specific regulatory requirements.