A properly developed fire safety plan protects building occupants, reduces damage and prevents emergencies. It helps building occupants gain confidence and familiarity with emergency procedures. It should include comprehensive, detailed information about your building and emergency procedures that work and are easy to understand, such as:
A Fire Safety Plan must be in place before you can obtain an occupancy permit for these buildings. Once your buildings are occupied, you will need a properly completed and stored FSP ready for your annual fire inspection.
A Fire Safety Plan must be in place before you can obtain an occupancy permit for these buildings. Once your buildings are occupied, you will need a properly completed and stored FSP ready for your annual fire inspection.
“Pat was highly responsive to our needs at Little Bones Wings. He sourced the right piece of equipment and installed it professionally allowing us to double our food production capacity. We have seen tremendous growth as a result.”
David MacKay - Managing Director
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