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Services Profile: Fire Safety Plans

A Fire safety plan is a document that provides information about the building’s fire alarm, fire protection, life safety and emergency systems. The Plan outlines the fire safety practices and response procedures for the building’s occupants and supervisory staff to follow in the event of a fire emergency.

Fire Safety Plans are required under the Ontario Fire Code in most buildings, outlining the legal requirements for the owner(s) and must be submitted and approved by the local Fire Department. Fire Safety Plans contain everything from building drawings, fire and life safety system resources to pertinent contact information.

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Brews to Beverages – Expert Commentary – The Brewers Journal Canada

With the increasing popularity of ready-to-drink (RTD) beverages, many breweries are looking to expand their lineup beyond beer. The production of RTD beverages involve ingredients that have a higher alcohol content than beer. Due to their high alcohol content, many of the ingredients used in RTD production are flammable and therefore pose fire and explosion risks that brewers may not be familiar with. Managing these risks in conjunction with local building codes and fire codes can prove challenging for smaller operations, as the codes tend to be written with large industrial operations in mind, not a local brewery. It’s important to manage these risks for several reasons: to keep employees and customers safe, to protect your operation from downtime associated with an accident or noncompliance, to satisfy your insurer, and to get acceptance from your local building and fire departments for any renovations associated with the expansion into RTDs.

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