Construction Fire Safety Plan

Many local Fire Departments and City Halls in the lower mainland require Construction Fire Safety Plans for all construction and demolition projects. To save time before you submit your permit, talk to your city permit department, to ensure you will be able to meet all the requirements.

BC Fire Code & BC Building Code

Construction Fire Safety Plans must follow Section 5.6, Construction and Demolition Sites of BC Fire Code(2018) and Part 8, Safety Measures at Construction and Demolition Sites of the BC Building Code

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Requirements of Construction Fire Safety Plans

Written Construction Fire Safety Plans, to include the following information:

Scope of Work
Site Details
Hot Work Procedures
Fire Protection Systems and locations
Duties of Fire Safety Director and Deputy

Weekly Checklist

The second part of the Construction of a Fire Safety Plan needs to include, diagrams to support the Construction Fire Safety Plan by showing the following:

Existing buildings and proposed construction
Contractor’s hoarding and fences
Fire access routes and driveways
Firefighting equipment such as fire hydrants, and fire department connections to sprinklers or standpipes
Temporary exiting from existing building where existing exits are obstructed
Storage of flammables/propane

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Construction Fire Safety Plan