Find out what's actually wrong before an inspector does
A structured site inspection benchmarked against the National Building Code, with a written, prioritised corrective action plan — usually the right first step before any installation or NOC work.
A written report, not a verbal opinion
Most buildings we audit have some fire safety equipment already in place — the question is usually whether it's enough, whether it's in the right locations, and whether the paperwork behind it would hold up under an official inspection. We walk the site against National Building Code requirements, document every gap, and hand over a prioritised written report rather than a verbal "looks fine."
What the audit covers
- Existing alarm, sprinkler & hydrant systems
- Extinguisher type, placement & condition
- Egress routes & exit signage
- Fire load & occupancy classification
- Electrical panel & plant room risk points
- Pre-NOC documentation readiness
A written report listing every finding, ranked by priority, with a clear recommendation for each — so you know what's urgent, what can wait, and what it will take to close each gap.
Frequently asked
How long does a fire safety audit take?
Is this the same as a Fire NOC inspection?
Know where you stand before the inspector arrives
Book a fire safety audit and get a written, prioritised action plan.