Fahrenheit 451Fire Safety Plans
That Meet Code.
We have been creating Fire Safety Plans for condominiums, office towers, and commercial buildings for over 30 years. Our plans are designed to meet the Alberta Fire Code, provide critical information to first responders, and give building owners the tools to stay compliant year after year.
Get a Quote →More Than a Document — It Is a System
At Fahrenheit 451, our Fire Safety Plans are meticulously crafted by individuals who have been involved in fire protection for over 30 years each. These plans provide crucial information for first responders, including vivid visual aids, photographs, and architectural drawings that plot the precise locations of all essential safety systems.
Our plans go beyond compliance. They include an inventory of installed safety systems with detailed photographs, giving building owners and managers everything they need to maintain those systems and stay current with Fire Code requirements.
For commercial clients, our plans incorporate Emergency Warden Systems with clear evacuation routes and instructions — designed to guide every occupant safely out of the building in an emergency.
“Our Fire Safety Plan is a system that allows building managers to collect data from the building occupants and by doing so they are actively increasing the safety of the building. The Fire Safety Plan itself will help with Code compliance but to be truly effective, it must be used on a regular basis.”
— Fahrenheit 451A Complete Fire Safety Package
Every plan is customized to your building — there is no one-size-fits-all approach to life safety.
Our team conducts a thorough site visit to identify and photograph every fire safety system in your building.
System locations plotted on your building drawings — a precise reference for the fire department during any emergency.
A complete inventory of all installed safety systems with photographs, maintained in your Fire Safety Plan binder.
A simple system for building management to identify occupants who may require assistance during an emergency evacuation.
Custom-designed warden programs for your building type, with clear roles, routes, and communication protocols.
Plans designed to meet the Alberta Fire Code and applicable municipal requirements — reviewed and updated as needed.
Taking Your Property to the Next Level of Safety
We design Emergency Warden Systems for a wide variety of building types — from small commercial offices to large multi-tower residential complexes. These systems can be used as-is or fully customized to suit your property and its occupants.
When implemented and practiced, an Emergency Warden System dramatically improves the speed and orderliness of an evacuation. Wardens are trained to know their zone, assist those who need it, and communicate with building management during an emergency.
Our warden documentation is included in your Fire Safety Plan binder and is designed to be updated easily as your building’s occupancy changes.
The Most Visible Part of Your Safety Program
Emergency procedure signage is what occupants see first during an alarm. It must be clear, code-compliant, and designed specifically for your building — not a generic template dropped on a standard layout.
Our evacuation signs are custom-designed to guide occupants toward the nearest exit without overwhelming them. We work from your architectural drawings and conduct a site visit to ensure every sign is positioned correctly and meets Alberta Fire Code requirements.
We also produce site signage for building entrances showing the fire department exactly where emergency systems are located — increasingly required by AHJs on complex buildings.
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Calgary Fire Department — Building Owner Responsibilities
The City of Calgary Fire Department has published a document outlining a building owner’s responsibilities under the Alberta Fire Code. If you own or manage a building in Calgary, this document applies to you. Click to download your copy directly from the City of Calgary.
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Click the image to download — City of Calgary Fire Department
What Every Calgary Building Owner Needs to Know About Fire Safety
The City of Calgary’s official fire safety document reads like a code book — because it is one. We translated it. This free 6-page guide covers your legal obligations in plain English: what records you must keep, what needs to be inspected and when, what the fines are, and the 10 things every building owner must do to stay compliant under the NFC(AE) 2023.
- Your responsibilities as an owner — including fines up to $100,000
- The Life Safety Records binder — what goes in it and where it must be kept
- Complete maintenance schedule by frequency — daily through 5-year
- Fire Safety Plan requirements — what it must contain and how often to review it
- The 10 things every Calgary building owner must do
No signup required — 6 pages — 2025 Edition — Based on NFC(AE) 2023
Ready to Get Your Building Compliant?
Whether you need a new Fire Safety Plan, an Emergency Warden System, or evacuation signage — we can help. Contact us for a fast, no-obligation quote.
Contact Us →Calgary & area — Alberta wide — new construction & occupied buildings
Fahrenheit 451 Holdings Inc. provides professional Fire Safety Plan services for commercial buildings, condominiums, office towers, and multi-family residential buildings in Calgary, Alberta and across Western Canada. Our Fire Safety Plans are designed and prepared in compliance with the Alberta Fire Code (AFC 2023), National Fire Code of Canada (NFC 2023 Alberta Edition), and applicable requirements of the City of Calgary, City of Edmonton, and other Alberta municipalities. Services include fire safety plan preparation, Emergency Warden System design, occupant data collection systems, system inventory and documentation, emergency procedure signage, and site signage for fire department access. We serve building owners, property managers, condominium corporations, general contractors, commercial landlords, and facility managers throughout Alberta including Calgary, Edmonton, Red Deer, Lethbridge, Airdrie, Cochrane, Okotoks, and surrounding communities.