LiDAR-accurate fire zone plans for every building type. Essential for fire alarm panel operators, building managers and responding crews. Delivered in 48 hours.
A fire zone plan divides your building into detection zones that map directly to the fire alarm panel. When an alarm activates, the zone number tells the panel operator and responding crews exactly where to look.
Fire zone plans show alarm zones and detection coverage — not escape routes. Many buildings require both. We produce them together from a single LiDAR visit, saving time and cost.
Required under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 for most premises with an automatic fire detection system. Your responsible person must ensure activations can be investigated promptly.
Fire zone plans and evacuation plans produced from a single LiDAR survey — saving time, cost and repeat access arrangements. Most buildings need both.
Each fire alarm zone clearly delineated and numbered to match your fire alarm panel directly.
All smoke detectors, heat detectors and manual call points shown in their surveyed positions.
Fire alarm panels, sounders, beams and suppressant systems plotted with zone reference numbers.
Oriented from fire panel perspective with scale bar and north point included for emergency services.
Multi-floor buildings with complex zone layouts and multiple tenants requiring clear panel cross-reference.
Fast-changing occupancy requires clear zone plans for duty managers and responding crews.
Zone plans critical to staff-assisted progressive evacuation for residents with mobility needs.
Large campuses benefit from per-block zone plans cross-referenced to the alarm panel.
High-rise buildings with stay-put or simultaneous policies need accurate zone documentation.
Large open-plan spaces with complex zone geometries and multiple detection types.
Public-facing buildings with high footfall and variable occupancy across trading hours.
Councils, NHS sites and public buildings with mandatory fire safety compliance requirements.
A fire zone plan is a scaled drawing of your building divided into the same zones as your fire alarm panel. When an alarm activates, the zone number on the panel is cross-referenced to the plan to immediately identify the affected area. Required for most premises with an automatic fire detection system under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
Fire zone plans show alarm zones to help locate the source of an alarm — operational tools for building managers and responding crews. Evacuation plans show occupants how to safely exit the building. Both serve different purposes and most buildings require both. We produce them together from a single LiDAR survey visit.
Most non-domestic premises with an automatic fire detection system are required to maintain adequate fire safety records under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. Fire zone plans are considered a key part of that record. Your responsible person has a duty to ensure fire alarm activations can be investigated promptly.
We deliver fire zone plans within 48 hours of the LiDAR site survey. For combined packages including evacuation plans, both sets of documents are delivered together within the same timeframe.
Yes — and this is the most cost-effective approach. A single LiDAR survey produces the spatial data for both document types. We recommend combining both services to avoid repeat access and ensure consistent floor plan data across all compliance documents.
Single site or full portfolio — we'll respond the same working day.