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Our expert team in Vancouver specializes in designing site specific fire safety plans, disaster plans and violence prevention plans.
It’s important for your Fire Safety Planning to change with the development and construction of any new building. We fully customize your personalized Fire Safety Plan, according to the latest updates from your construction site.
Many of local Fire Departments and City halls in the lower mainland require Construction Fire Safety Plan for all construction and demolition. To save time before you submit your permit, talk to your city permit depart to ensure you will be able to meet all the requirements.
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All fire safety plans must be reviewed and approved by the local fire department. GetFirePlan coordinates directly with Richmond Fire-Rescue to ensure your plan meets all requirements.
A look at what goes into a Fire Safety Plan Richmond project — high-rise residential, low-rise residential, warehouse, and commercial examples from our recent work.
A 15-storey concrete high-rise residential tower, 62 suites, built 1997. EST fire alarm inter-connected with Tower 1, emergency generator, fire pump, standpipe system, floor warden program — accepted by Richmond Fire Department, April 2026.
A 4-storey wood-frame residential building, 26 suites, built 1994. Mircom fire alarm, wet sprinkler system, 5 exits across 4 levels, parkade electrical room with individual BC Hydro suite meters — accepted by Richmond Fire Department, February 2026.
A 2-storey tilt-up concrete warehouse and office building. Mircom Series 1000, Alarmtron monitoring, multi-tenant exit layout, fire hose — accepted by Richmond Fire Department, May 2026.
A 2-storey steel frame commercial office building. Mircom Series 1000, Telus monitoring, elevator protocol, wet sprinkler system — accepted by Richmond Fire Department, April 2026.
