Stay organized.
Stay inspection-ready.
Support for the ongoing documentation, follow-ups and planning that make fire safety responsibilities easier to manage.
Discuss compliance supportBetter organization for
ongoing responsibilities.
Requirements differ by property. We help you see what documentation is available, what needs updating and which responsibilities need qualified service providers.
Documentation reviews
Review fire safety plan information, existing records and identified documentation gaps.
Plan review support
Organize periodic plan reviews and changes in occupancy, staff duties and building use.
Corrective action tracking
Track outstanding inspection items, responsible parties, supporting reports and completion status.
Supervisory staff materials
Help document assigned responsibilities, emergency procedures and related training materials.
Inspection preparation
Assemble available records and walk through documentation questions ahead of a visit.
Follow-up coordination
Maintain a practical record of open matters and materials requested by the authority.
Documentation support is one part of compliance.
Fire safety obligations can involve inspections, testing, maintenance, repairs, design work and life-safety procedures. Many tasks must be performed by appropriately qualified service providers. We help organize and coordinate documentation; we do not certify equipment, perform regulated trade work or replace enforcement authority decisions.
Where the Ontario Fire Code requires a fire safety plan, that plan must be reviewed as often as necessary and at least every 12 months. Other inspection, test and drill frequencies depend on the specific applicable provision, system and occupancy.
Review Ontario Fire Code resourcesBuild a clearer compliance workflow.
Bring the information you have. We'll help identify the next steps.