Clear requirements. Common violations. Get it right the first time.
Any building with more than one fire alarm zone requires a zone plan. No exceptions.
Offices, hotels, care homes, restaurants, retail spaces all BS 5839-1 compliant buildings.
Houses in Multiple Occupation with complex layouts and multiple fire zones.
Schools, leisure centres, community hals, any building serving the public.
Buildings combining residential, commercial, and retail spaces under one roof
Required for insurance, licensing, regulatory inspections, and safety assessments.
From LiDAR survey to digital zone plan
Our surveyors visit your premises with LiDAR technology. We need access to all areas and your fire alarm panel to document zone configurations accuratley
We convert LiDAR scans into clear, diagramatic zone plans. Every zone numbered, every boundary marked, every exit shown. Panel Verification included.
Receive digital files for your records plus professional printed plans on standard print or photoluminescent material. Framing available. ready to mount at your fire panel
Firefighters locate the exact alarm zone instantly. No searching. No guessing. Straight to the source.
Your team practises reading the panel and matching zones to locations. Builds confidence and reduces panic during actual events
Faster, targeted response means smaller fires contained quickly. Less damage. Less downtime. lower losses.
Insurance audits, fire safety inspections, licensing reviews – you zone plan meets every regulatory standard.
Demonstrate dues dilligence. Documented compliance protects your business from fines and legal exposure
Proper fire safety documentation can positively impact insurance premiums and claim processing
A Fire Zone Plan is a clear, diagrammatic map showing how your building is divided into specific fire alarm zones. When an alarm triggers, your fire panel displays only a zone number (e.g., “Zone 15). The zone plan translates that code into a physical location, allowing emergency responders to go straight to the problem instead of searching the entire building
Without a zone plan, alarm zone numbers are meaningless. The plan provides instant location identification – turning “Zone 15” into “South-East Corner, 3rd Floor, Server Room.” This enables firefighters and emergency teams to respond to the exact location immediately, potentially saving lives and minimising property damage
YES. In virtually all jurisdictions, building and fire codes (including BS 5839-1, NFPA, IFC, and local ordinances) mandate that buildings with multi-zone fire alarm systems have an up-to-date zone plan posted at the main fire alarm panel and/or fire command centre. Not having one results in failed inspections, fines, and potential liability issues.
It’s an essential training tool. Your staff should know how to read the fire panel and match alarm zones to physical locations. During drills or actual emergencies, they practise pinpointing the alarm source using the plan. This builds confidence, reduces panic, and ensures faster, more effective response during real incidents.
We deliver completed fire zone plans within 24-48 hours after the site survey, depending on building size and complexity. This includes full LiDAR survey, data processing, plan creation, and digital file delivery. Printed and framed plans add 2-3 days for production.
Complete LiDAR site survey, verification of all fire alarm zones against your control panel, creation of compliant diagrammatic zone plan with all required elements (zones, boundaries, exits, stairs, “you are here” marker, north point), digital files for your records, and optional professional printing on photoluminescent material with framing.