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Fire Safety compliance for Canadian premises

Advice from your consultant, action from your sites

Alarm tests logged, kitchen suppression cycles tracked, Fire Safety Plan reviewed — per site, between visits. Your fire safety consultant sees the same record you do.

Early access · From CA$79/site/month at launch

Duty Room fire safety dashboard showing consultant recommendations with completion status and evidence

BC Fire Code

Alarm tests, suppression service, Fire Safety Plan records.

From CA$79

Per site, per month

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Secure AWS data centres, in-country

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All five areas included

Fire, food, health and safety, liquor, and employment records. One plan.

The problem

The gap between assessment and action

Your consultant walks the site, writes up recommendations, and leaves. Weeks later, no one's sure which actions are done, which checks are current, or where last year's certificate lives.

Today

  • Consultant's recommendations sitting in a PDF somewhere
  • Fire extinguisher test records in a folder behind the bar
  • Emergency lighting checks in a different binder
  • Kitchen suppression service reports in the GM's email
  • Fire Safety Plan last updated three years ago
  • Area manager chasing sites for missing evidence

With Duty Room

  • Consultant's recommendations tracked as scheduled actions
  • Evidence attached to each recurring check
  • Fire Safety Plan approval status tracked
  • Kitchen suppression six-month cycle visible at a glance
  • One live view shared with your consultant
  • Export or share in one click

1. Maximum fine per offence under the BC Fire Services Act, s. 25. Corporations face fines up to $100,000. Source: Fire Services Act (RSBC 1996, c. 144).

How it works

Recommendations, action, evidence

1

Load your consultant's recommendations

Work with your consultant to enter the actions from your fire safety review. Set the frequency, owner, and evidence requirement for each one. Your consultant can do this with you or on their own.

Blueprint library

2

Your team completes checks on any device

Monthly alarm tests, emergency lighting checks, kitchen suppression tracking, on the schedule your consultant set. Guided steps walk your team through each one.

Fire Safety check form

3

Your consultant sees follow-through

Every completed check and uploaded document is visible to you and your consultant. By their next visit, they already know what's been done and what hasn't.

Fire Safety proof pack

What's inside

Common fire safety records Duty Room tracks:

Fire Alarm Test Record

Log each monthly test with date, device, result, and annual inspection certificate.

Emergency Lighting Check Log

Monthly function tests and annual duration tests, signed off on completion.

Kitchen Suppression Service Record

Six-month service cycle tracked per system, with contractor certificate attached.

Fire Safety Plan Review Tracker

Track plan approval status, review dates, Fire Commissioner sign-off, and updates.

Fire Drill Record

Date, time, evacuation time, attendees, and observations from each drill.

Fire Safety Training Register

Staff name, training date, topics covered, and next refresher due.

Set up alongside your fire safety consultant's recommendations.

The output

What's in your Proof Pack

Every check, with timestamps, photos, and sign-offs. The same record your team uses day to day, and the one you share when an inspector, insurer, or auditor asks.

Fire Safety Proof Pack

The Gastown Tavern, 312 Water Street, Vancouver, BC

Generated

21 Apr 2026

Contents

Fire Alarm Test Record 12 of 12 monthly tests complete
Emergency Lighting Check Log 11 of 12 checks complete
Kitchen Suppression Service Record 2 of 2 six-month services on file
Fire Safety Plan Review Tracker Plan current, reviewed October 2025
Fire Drill Record 4 of 4 drills recorded
Fire Safety Training Register 9 of 11 staff trained
All records include timestamps, user attribution, and attached evidence

No more digging through binders. No more hoping someone remembered to sign the log.

Your evidence builds up as your team works, and your consultant sees it as it happens.

Blueprints

Start with fire safety. Expand from there.

Every blueprint comes with practical resources

What the records cover, how operators and consultants typically use them, and how to run them in Duty Room. Every resource references the relevant legislation in plain English.

Read our fire safety resources →
Fire Safety Active
Health & Safety Available
Food Safety Available
Liquor Compliance Available
Employment Compliance Available

Same model, same follow-through. Add more areas as your needs grow.

Compare

Your current method vs Duty Room

Your current method works until someone asks for everything at once.

Paper / Spreadsheets

  • Scheduled checks (Manual diary)
  • Evidence capture (Paper / photos in phone)
  • Document version history (Filing cabinet)
  • Consultant visibility (Email threads)
  • Kitchen suppression tracking (Calendar reminder)
  • Fire Safety Plan status (Binder on a shelf)
  • Action tracking from consultant (PDF somewhere)
  • Multi-site oversight (Chase each manager)
  • Export if you leave (Already on paper)

Generic checklist app

  • Scheduled checks
  • Evidence capture (Some)
  • Document version history
  • Consultant visibility
  • Kitchen suppression tracking
  • Fire Safety Plan status
  • Action tracking from consultant (Manual)
  • Multi-site oversight (Varies)
  • Export if you leave (Varies)

Duty Room

  • Scheduled checks
  • Evidence capture (Built in)
  • Document version history (Built in)
  • Consultant visibility (Shared live view)
  • Kitchen suppression tracking (Six-month cycle)
  • Fire Safety Plan status (Approval tracked)
  • Action tracking from consultant (Scheduled with evidence)
  • Multi-site oversight (Built in)
  • Export if you leave (Full export)

Questions & Answers

Does Duty Room replace our fire safety consultant?

No. Your consultant identifies what the premises needs under the BC Fire Code. Duty Room helps you and your consultant stay aligned on the actions, checks, and evidence between their visits.

How long does setup take?

Under 10 minutes to activate and invite your team. Loading your consultant's recommendations takes as long as you have time for. Start with the most important actions and add as you go.

Do I need to be technical?

No. If your team can use a phone, they can use Duty Room.

Can I start with one site?

Yes. Add more sites when you're ready.

Can my fire safety consultant access the account?

Yes. Invite them in and they see the same live view of checks, actions, and evidence. No extra cost.

Does this cover the Fire Safety Plan itself?

Duty Room tracks your Fire Safety Plan approval status, review dates, and updates. You still need a qualified person to prepare or revise the plan itself.

What about the 2025 National Fire Code?

The 2025 National Fire Code was published in December 2025 and BC is expected to adopt it by mid-2027. When that happens, you and your fire safety consultant can review your actions and update them as needed.

Where is my data stored?

Canadian-hosted infrastructure. Your data stays in Canada.

Is this proof of legal compliance?

No. Duty Room gives you organized proof of follow-through on the actions and checks you've set up. Your fire safety consultant is the one who judges whether those actions are the right ones for your premises.

What can I export if I leave?

Everything. Your data is yours.

Start keeping your fire safety work in one place.

Duty Room is operational compliance software: workflows, checklists, and evidence. It is not a substitute for professional legal, regulatory, or compliance advice. You are responsible for understanding and meeting the obligations that apply to your business.