FSO 2005 applies to every building with an automatic fire alarm — does yours have a compliant fire zone plan? Get yours in 48 hours →
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Fire Zone Plans & Fire Safety Documentation

When The Alarm
Sounds —
Everyone NeedsTo Know.

When an alarm activates in your building, your fire marshal needs to know exactly which zone is affected, where to look, and what to do. A fire zone plan makes that possible. We produce them — accurately, panel-matched, and delivered in 48 hours.

Book a Survey → What's a Fire Zone Plan?
48HSurvey to delivery
FSO2005 Compliant
ALLBuilding types
Fire Zone Plan Panel Matched
Fire zone plan showing zones A, B and C with escape routes
Zone Plan
Panel Matched
Zone 1Ground Floor
Zone 21st Floor
Zone 32nd Floor
Zone 4Basement
Zone 5Car Park
Zone 6Plant Room
Zones matched to your panel · Survey accurate · 48H delivery
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Panel-Matched Zone Drawings
Every zone on your alarm panel mapped to the exact area of your building — no ambiguity, no guessing under pressure.
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Fire Doors, Exits & Call Points
Every fire door, call point, extinguisher, hose reel and exit plotted from a real survey of your building.
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FSO 2005 Compliant
Produced to the standard required by the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and current guidance.
What Is It

A Map That Tells
Your Team
Exactly Where
To Go.

A fire zone plan divides your building into zones that correspond to the zones on your alarm panel. When zone 3 activates, your fire marshal looks at the zone 3 plan — and knows exactly which area to check, which doors to close, and which route to take.

Without an accurate, up-to-date zone plan, your team is working blind. That's the risk. We remove it.

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Panel matched — we work from your actual alarm panel zone list, not a generic template. Every zone label on your plan matches what your panel displays.
🏢 Sample Zone Plan Layout
Zone 1Reception
Zone 1Lobby
Zone 2Office A
── Escape Corridor ──
Zone 3Meeting
Zone 3Kitchen
Zone 4Plant Room
Zone 1
Zone 2
Zone 3
Zone 4
Who Needs This

If Your Building Has
An Alarm Panel —
You Need This.

The FSO 2005 applies to virtually every non-domestic building and every residential building with common areas. If there's an alarm, there should be a zone plan.

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Commercial Buildings
Offices, retail units, warehouses, factories — if your building has a fire alarm system and employees or visitors, you need a fire zone plan as part of your fire risk assessment documentation.
"Our fire risk assessor told us we need zone plans — we don't know where to start."
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Residential Blocks
Apartment buildings, sheltered housing, care homes — anywhere residents sleep. Zone plans are essential for fire marshals and for handover to the fire service if they attend.
"We've had the same photocopied plan on the wall for 10 years and nobody knows if it's still accurate."
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Fire Risk Assessors
You write the FRA. Your client needs the zone plan to accompany it. You need a survey partner who delivers accurate, professionally produced drawings to a consistent standard — and fast.
"I need zone plans for 8 buildings by the end of the month. I need someone reliable."
What's Included

Everything That
Should Be On
A Fire Zone Plan.

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Zone Boundaries
Each zone colour-coded and labelled to match your alarm panel exactly. No interpretation required.
Required
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Call Points
Every manual call point plotted by location — so your marshal knows which zone it's in and where to find it.
Required
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Fire Doors
All fire-rated doors shown — critical for compartmentalisation and for the fire service on arrival.
Required
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Extinguishers & Equipment
Every extinguisher, hose reel, wet riser and suppression system shown in its actual location.
Required
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Escape Routes
Primary and secondary escape routes shown for each zone — including stairwells, final exits and refuges.
Required
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Detection Devices
Smoke and heat detectors plotted by zone — useful for maintenance, testing and fault tracing.
Recommended
The One-Survey Advantage

Fire Zone Plan
Is Just the Start.

When we survey your building for a fire zone plan, we capture everything else too. That means one visit can produce four different documents — all consistent with each other, all from the same accurate data.

Hover each layer to see what it adds. Most of our clients start with a fire zone plan and add the others when they see how easy it is.

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Fire Zone Plan
Panel-matched zones, equipment, routes
This Page
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Evacuation Plan
GEEP, PEEPs, warden zones
+ Add On
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Asset Register
Tagged, mapped, audit-ready
+ Add On
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Floor Plan
Dimensioned, area-calculated
+ Add On

One survey. All four. Ask us about a combined package.

How It Works

Survey to Zone Plan
in Four Steps

01
Tell Us Your Building

Building type, number of zones on your panel, any existing plans. We'll confirm scope and price the same day.

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We Survey Your Building

Our team attends and records every zone, every device, every fire door and every exit. One visit covers everything.

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Plans Produced

Zone plans drawn from survey data, matched to your panel list. Reviewed and quality checked before delivery.

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Delivered in 48 Hours

PDF and editable files delivered digitally. Framed and laminated display versions available on request.

Book a Survey
Tell us about your building — same-day response, 48-hour delivery.

Typical response within 2 working hours. No obligation.

Why Ommateum?

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Panel matched — every timeWe work from your actual panel zone list. Every zone label matches exactly what your panel displays.
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Surveyed, not estimatedYour plan comes from a real measured survey of your building — not scaled from old drawings or satellite imagery.
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48 hours from surveyWe know deadlines are real. 48-hour delivery is standard — not a premium.
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One visit, more than fire zonesAdd evacuation plans, asset tagging or floor plans from the same visit. Most clients wish they'd bundled from the start.
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FSO 2005 compliantProduced to current regulatory standards. Suitable for fire risk assessment appendices and fire service handover.
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FAQ

Straight
Answers.

Not finding what you need? Call us — we give straight answers, not sales pitches.

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Does every building legally need a fire zone plan?
The FSO 2005 requires responsible persons to have appropriate fire safety measures in place — and fire zone plans are considered best practice and are typically required as part of a fire risk assessment for any building with an automatic fire detection system. Your fire risk assessor will advise on your specific obligation, but if you have an alarm panel, you almost certainly need one.
What do you need from us before the survey?
Ideally, a copy of your alarm panel zone list — the list of zone numbers and their descriptions. If you don't have one, we can work from the panel itself on site. Any existing plans are helpful but not essential. We'll tell you everything we need when you get in touch.
How often do fire zone plans need updating?
Any time your building layout changes, your alarm panel is reconfigured, or new equipment is added, your zone plans should be reviewed. We recommend an annual check as part of your fire risk assessment review cycle. Minor updates can often be made without a full re-survey.
Can we add evacuation plans to the same survey?
Yes — and we'd actively encourage it. The survey data that produces your fire zone plan also produces your evacuation plan, asset register and floor plan. Bundling saves money and means all your documents are consistent with each other.
We have multiple buildings — can you handle a portfolio?
Absolutely. We work with facilities managers, housing associations and fire safety consultants who need consistent zone plans across multiple sites. Portfolio pricing is available — get in touch to discuss.
What format are the plans delivered in?
PDF as standard, plus editable DWG and SVG files. Print-ready A3 and A1 formats available. Laminated display versions can be ordered. All delivered digitally within 48 hours of survey.