Fire Safety Plan

Get a Fire Safety Plan that is Fire Code- Compliant & Fire-Department Approved

Nearly all buildings are required by law to have a Fire Safety Plan. These detailed and site-specific plans must be written in accordance with provincial/state Fire Codes and be developed in cooperation with, then approved by, Fire Department Officials. When you choose WPS as your Fire Safety Plan provider,  here’s what you can expect:

• We send one of our qualified technicians to you
• We take on-site pictures for your personalized Fire Safety Plan
• We deal with the appropriate authorities, regulations and by-laws
• We submit your Fire Safety Plan on your behalf
• We ensure that your plan meets the requirements of the Fire Department Officials
• We ensure your Fire Safety Plan gets approved

All you have to do is fill out a simple questionnaire and we’ll do the rest. Request a Fire Safety Plan Proposal.

Fire Safety Plan Management Software – ePlan Manager™

Our online fire safety plan management software, ePlan Manager™, will save you valuable time and continue to work for you all year long. You’ll receive ePlan Manager™ free for an entire year with every Fire Safety Plan purchase. Click for more information on our Fire Safety Plan maintenance software program ePlan Manager™. You do not have to have a WPS Fire Safety Plan to use our software, speak to one of our Fire & Life Safety Planning Consultants today for more information, or a free demo.

Fire Warden / Floor Warden Manual

Fire Safety Plan Procedures for your Wardens

When you purchase your WPS Fire Safety Plan or Multi-Hazard Emergency Action Plan, you will receive Floor Warden manuals for every Warden. It is very important that all emergency personnel have copies of their roles and responsibilities as set out in your Fire Safety Plan.

A network of tenant representatives or employees are selected and trained to help execute a thorough and effective Fire Safety Plan.  These Wardens are designated to particular areas of a facility and are essential to the overall integrity of the disaster response.

Each Floor Warden manual contains building-specific fire procedures and responsibilities based on the building’s Fire Safety Plan. Also found in the manual is a facility description and a Computer-Aided Design (CAD) floor plan, which pertains to the floor or area that each Warden is responsible for. The manuals also contain a designated and pre-determined fire evacuation assembly area map so everyone knows where to go upon evacuation.

“It pays to plan ahead. It wasn’t raining when Noah built the ark.”

~ Unknown