Our services

Fire Safety Planning

In a fire, everyone needs to know their role before the alarm sounds.

Effective fire safety planning protects lives, property, and the continuity of your operations. We support municipalities, First Nations, and private-sector facilities in developing clear, compliant, and practical fire safety plans that fit their specific risks and regulatory requirements.

Compliant, and ready to use

A fire safety plan that sits in a binder won’t help anyone. Our plans align with applicable fire codes and are grounded in the Incident Command System (ICS). They set out defined roles, evacuation procedures, communication protocols, and response actions that are practical and easy to carry out. We focus on making sure staff understand their responsibilities and that your systems and procedures work during an emergency.

What you get

  • A facility-specific fire safety plan aligned with applicable fire codes
  • Fire warden and supervisory staff roles and responsibilities
  • Procedures for alarm response, evacuation, and accountability
  • Procedures for occupants who need help
  • Fire protection systems and maintenance responsibilities
  • Procedures for coordinating with the fire department
  • Floor plans and site diagrams
  • Staff training and fire drills

How it works

1

Find out

A focused Readiness Diagnostic: we talk with your leaders and the people who do the work, and check the assumptions that matter most.

2

Decide

Your Finding Briefing shows what’s working, what would break first, and what your leaders need to decide.

3

Build and practise

We turn those decisions into plans your people help write, then test them with an exercise.

Who it’s for

Offices, industrial and commercial facilities, healthcare and senior care, hospitality, multi-tenant and residential properties, community facilities, and public buildings.

The result

A fire safety program built with your people, so evacuation, alarms and roles are clear before you need them. We’ll tell you where your arrangements fall short of the requirements that apply to you; the Authority Having Jurisdiction decides compliance.

Strengthen your preparedness and reduce risk

You don’t have to work this out alone. Book a free conversation, and if we’re not the right fit, we’ll tell you.

Not ready to talk yet? Take the free Crisis Readiness Self-Assessment →