FIRED UP CONSULTING / SERIOUS ABOUT SAFETYIndependent consulting / Not a fire department
PROPERTY TYPES

Real buildings.
Specific requirements.

From residential properties to commercial operations, fire safety documentation needs to reflect the people, spaces and systems within the building.

Tell us about your property
WHO WE SUPPORT

Support that starts with
the way a building is used.

The examples below are not a statement that every property in each category requires a Section 2.8 plan. Applicability must be assessed individually.

01 / RESIDENTIAL

Multi-residential

Apartment properties, condominium buildings, residential complexes and mixed-use buildings.

Occupant information • Supervisory roles • Evacuation procedures
02 / COMMERCIAL

Office & commercial

Office buildings, business premises, mixed tenant properties and commercial facilities.

Tenant coordination • Building systems • Document updates
03 / INDUSTRIAL

Industrial & warehouse

Manufacturing, processing, distribution, warehouse and storage properties.

Site-specific hazards • Systems • Emergency procedures
04 / PUBLIC-FACING

Retail & hospitality

Retail premises, hotels, restaurants, event spaces and other public-facing operations.

Occupancy considerations • Staff procedures • Evacuation
05 / COMMUNITY

Institutional & community

Community facilities and applicable institutional properties, subject to their specific requirements.

Occupancy-specific procedures • Staff duties • Coordination
06 / OTHER

Other building types

Have a unique property, complex site or unfamiliar compliance issue? Start with a conversation about the specific facts.

Property review • Requirement screening • Scope definition
EVERY SITE IS DIFFERENT

Let's talk about yours.

Share the building use, municipality and what assistance you're looking for.

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