Builders and site superintendents in Canada

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Check what your city asks for in a construction fire safety plan (Calgary, Edmonton, West Vancouver) and get a free outline. Free.

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ePlan fills in

  • City
  • Neighbouring buildings
  • Access roads
  • Plan required

How it works

Construction fire safety plan outline, from one answer

  1. Enter the site address and the kind of project.
  2. ePlan checks your city's fire safety plan rules and lays out the plan sections.
  3. Read the outline free. Building a full safety program? Start a COR safety manual.

What you get

One document, drafted from your answers

The check is free. The paperwork after it is drafted at the COR Safety Manual, Drafted for Your Company door.

The first draft

Construction fire safety plan outline (free)

  1. Project, owner and contractor
  2. Fire department access and hydrants
  3. Hot work and ignition sources
  4. Combustible waste and storage
  5. Fire protection during construction
  6. Emergency procedures and alarms

Modeled on: City of Calgary construction and demolition site fire safety plan template

From public data

What ePlan fills in, and from where

$5,000

is the project value below which Calgary doesn't require a construction fire safety plan
Source: City of Calgary, Construction and demolition sites

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Questions

Construction Fire Safety Plan: what people ask

Who needs a construction fire safety plan in Calgary?

Buildings under construction or demolition, including single-family homes, need one under the National Fire Code (Alberta Edition). Submit it for acceptance before work starts. Projects under $5,000 don't need one.

Source: calgary.ca

What does West Vancouver ask for?

A construction fire safety plan before construction starts, following B.C. Fire Code Sections 2.8 and 5.6, including how adjacent buildings will be protected.

Source: westvancouver.ca

What about Edmonton?

Edmonton Fire Rescue Services asks for a fire safety plan for construction sites under the National Fire Code 2023 (Alberta Edition), including protection of adjacent properties.

Source: edmonton.ca

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