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Construction Fire Safety Plans

Preparation of Construction Fire Safety Plans (CFSPs) as required by the BC Fire Code during demolition, construction, and renovation of buildings.

When is a Construction Fire Safety Plan Required?

CFSPs may be required during construction, alteration or demolition depending on the applicable Fire Code and requirements of the Authority Having Jurisdiction.

PSquare combines Building Code, fire-safety and construction experience to develop project-specific Construction Fire Safety Plans and coordinate updates as site conditions and construction stages change.

Scope of Services

Site hazard identification

Assessment of site-specific fire hazards arising from the construction sequence, materials storage, and site conditions.

Hot work and storage controls

Identification of hot work controls, combustible material storage requirements, and prevention measures appropriate to the project.

Emergency and evacuation procedures

Development of emergency response and evacuation procedures for the construction site, including worker communication protocols.

Firefighting access and hydrants

Review of firefighting access routes, hydrant availability, and temporary fire system requirements for the construction period.

Coordination with AHJ and fire department

Coordinate applicable review and acceptance requirements with the Authority Having Jurisdiction and local fire department.

Plan updates as construction progresses

Reviewing and updating the CFSP as construction stages change, ensuring the plan remains current and compliant throughout the project.

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