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Our expert team in Vancouver specializes in designing site specific fire safety plans, disaster plans and violence prevention plans.
Besides meeting all the local municipal and fire department safety requirements, proper commercial Fire Safety Planning can substantially lower the risk of personnel injury, property damage, and legal liabilities. In addition, a properly designed Fire Safety Plan will increase efficiency levels for a safe and well organized evacuation, if ever needed.
All our commercial Fire Safety Plans fulfill the British Columbia Fire Code Standards and guarantee your business will receive an occupancy permit.Click here foru00a0.more details
Itu2019s 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 Vancouver Fire & Rescue Services to ensure your plan meets all requirements.
A look at what goes into a Fire Safety Plan Vancouver project — commercial and residential examples from our recent work.
A 29-suite wood-frame residential building on Oak Street, built 1969, renovated 2025. Edwards FireShield Plus alarm (unmonitored), partial sprinkler coverage in parkade and basement only, elevator without automatic recall — accepted by Vancouver Fire Rescue Services, January 2026.
A 1-storey, 5-unit commercial strip at Main Street and East 12th Avenue. Notifier NFS-320C panel with exterior access, kitchen suppression as a fire alarm initiating device, 10 exit routes across 5 units — accepted by Vancouver Fire Rescue Services, November 2025.
A 5-storey commercial office building at 2184 West Broadway. Built fresh to the new BC Fire Code 2024 standard — with Statement of Currency, Master Inspection Schedule, Master Training Schedule, and Hot Work Policy. See what the new code requires.
A 1976 wood-frame residential building on Cypress Street. Fire alarm, emergency lighting, exit systems, and Fire Safety Director documentation — all updated for Vancouver Fire Department approval.
A 1974 concrete residential highrise on Jervis Street with six underground levels, indoor pool chemical storage, dual fire alarm panels, and a diesel emergency generator — all documented and approved by Vancouver Fire & Rescue Services.
Our extensive background in British Columbia Fire Laws will ensure that you are always protected during a fire emergency and that you obtain an occupancy permit with our plans.
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