Alpha Code Consulting

Your Committed Partner for

Fire Protection and Life Safety in the GTA

What We Offer ?

At Alpha Code Consulting, we are dedicated to providing top-notch fire protection consulting services. With years of experience and up-to-date knowledge on regulations and codes, we are confident in our ability to meet your fire protection needs.

Why Choose Us ?

With years of experience and a deep understanding of fire safety regulations, our team at Alpha Code Consulting is the best choice for your customized fire protection needs.

Our team consists of Fire Prevention and Building Officials with vast municipal experience. Their expertise in code requirements and city protocols guarantees precise, efficient results that comply with regulations and meet authorities’ expectations.

What Sets Us Apart ?

  • Numerous Fire Safety Plans Approved and Successfully Implemented in the Greater Toronto area.
  • Over 200 building inspection/audits conducted.
  • A multitude of smoke control audits conducted for high rise buildings.
  • Over 30 Years of Expertise: A Proven Track Record in Fire Protection Services
  • Timely Completion: We ensure all work is finished within the agreed-upon timeframe
  • Trusted and Experienced: We are skilled professionals with extensive fire safety expertise.
  • Customized Pricing: We offer negotiable rates to fit your budget.
  • Competitive Pricing: Without overhead costs typical in larger companies, we pass the savings directly to you.

Explore Our Services

What are Smoke Control Assessments ?

Ensure your building’s smoke control system complies with regulations through an expert assessment. We carefully identify risks and work to enhance overall efficiency.

This image highlights a critical fire safety issue in a stairwell, which is meant to be a safe escape route during emergencies. Here are some concerns and recommendations based on the scene:
Key Fire Safety Concerns:
1.	Smoke-Filled Stairwell
o	Smoke is the leading cause of fire-related deaths, reducing visibility and making breathing difficult.
o	Proper smoke control systems (pressurized stairwells) should be in place.
2.	Fire Blocking Exit Route
o	Fire appears to be near a doorway, which could indicate poor fire-rated door performance or improper fire separation.
o	Fire-rated doors should be self-closing and compartmentalize the fire.
3.	Inadequate Ventilation or Suppression
o	The presence of visible smoke suggests poor smoke extraction or a lack of sprinkler activation.
o	Sprinkler systems should be operational and regularly tested to suppress fires early.
4.	Exit Sign Visibility & Direction
o	There is an exit sign, but its visibility might be compromised due to smoke.
o	Photoluminescent or LED exit signs should be installed to ensure guidance in low visibility.
Recommendations for Improvement:
Ensure Proper Smoke Management – Install pressurization systems in stairwells to keep them clear of smoke.
Install & Maintain Fire Doors – Fire-rated doors must remain closed and in good condition to slow fire spread.
Improve Fire Suppression – Regular inspections of sprinklers and fire alarms can enhance fire control.
Conduct Regular Fire Drills – Training occupants on safe evacuation procedures can save lives.
This image represents an Emergency Response Plan/Fire Safety Plan, a crucial document for fire safety and disaster preparedness. Having a well-documented and regularly updated Fire Safety Plan (FSP) is essential for protecting occupants and ensuring compliance with fire codes.
Some Key Elements of an Emergency Response Plan for Buildings:
✅ Fire Prevention Measures: Regular maintenance of fire alarms, sprinklers, stand pipe systems, extinguishers, etc.
✅ Emergency Evacuation Procedures: Clearly marked exits, stairwell access, and designated assembly areas.
✅ Roles & Responsibilities: Fire wardens, emergency coordinators, and staff responsibilities.
✅ Communication Plan: Alarm notifications, public address systems, and emergency contacts.
✅ Training & Drills: Routine fire drills and occupant education on fire safety protocols

Do you have a Fire Safety Plans/Emergency Response Plan ?

Fire Safety Plans are essential for a property’s emergency preparedness. These plans provide clear instructions for emergency exits, the locations of sprinkler, smoke and fire alarm panels, and identifying those responsible for assisting fire services, among other important details. Fire Safety Plans are mandated under the Ontario Fire Code, Section 2.8, which covers emergency planning.

Have You Performed Your Fire Code Compliance Audit ?

Fire Inspection
Alpha Code Consulting can provide a private and confidential fire inspection of your building. This detailed report identifies Fire Code violations and proposes steps for resolution

What If I Receive a Notice of Violation / Inspection Order ?

When a Notice of Violation or Inspection Order has been issued by the municipal Fire Department, Alpha Code Consulting can assist building owners and tenants in many ways. Services vary from on-site visits with the fire department, obtaining information from the municipality , and much more

Why Pre-Inspection Services Are Necessary

As a residential high-rise building owner or property manager, maintaining fire safety is a top priority. Contact us today to schedule a pre-inspection and take the first step toward a safer future.

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