As-Built Package
Plus Reflected Fire Safety Equipment
DESIGN, PERMIT SUPPORT & CONSTRUCTION GRADE
This As-Built project documents a 23,000 SF church in Toronto, combining design-grade existing conditions drawings with a comprehensive reflected fire safety equipment plan — updating the building's as-built floor plans and fully documenting all fire safety systems throughout the property.
Creative Angle's Engineering Technologists completed a full LiDAR scan and detailed site survey in a single visit, capturing precise measurements of all architectural, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing elements across the building. Fire safety equipment was located, identified, photographed, and tagged throughout the property, with all equipment documented on reflected fire safety plans drawn in AutoCAD and delivered in DWG and PDF formats — alongside a full iGUIDE 3D virtual walkthrough with tagged fire safety equipment photos for the building management team.
Assembly occupancy buildings such as churches, community centres, schools, and event venues in Toronto and the GTA are subject to strict fire safety requirements under the Ontario Fire Code and Ontario Building Code. Accurate, up-to-date fire safety plans are a compliance requirement for building owners and property managers — and are essential for fire safety inspections, insurance documentation, emergency planning, and any renovation or change of use that affects the building's fire protection systems.
PACKAGE INCLUDES:
As-Built Floor Plans [DWG & PDF]
Reflected Fire Safety Plans
3D Virtual Walkthrough Tour
Building Equipment inc. Fire Safety Photos & Tags
This package delivers a comprehensive set of as-built floor plans and fully documented reflected fire safety equipment plans, produced in AutoCAD and delivered in DWG and PDF formats:
As-Built Floor Plans
Drawn in AutoCAD and identifies:
Architectural Elements
Interior & Exterior Openings
Structural Columns
Stairs, Elevators, Lifts, Ramps, Int. / Ext. Roof Ladders
Roof Hatch
General Ceiling Heights & Features
Bathroom Privacy Partitions
Exterior Patios & Decks
Millwork
Appliances
Mechanical, Electrical & Plumbing (MEP) elements documented include:
Plumbing Fixtures
Floor Drains
Water Meter
Hot Water Heaters
Sump Pits
HVAC Rooftop and Interior Equipment
Electrical Panels
Gas Meter & Hydro Meter
Generator
Reflected Fire Safety Equipment Plans document the location and type of all fire protection and life safety systems throughout the building, providing building owners, property managers, and fire safety professionals with an accurate, up-to-date record of all fire safety infrastructure, including:
Drawn in AutoCAD and identifies:
Fire Panel
Fire Safety Box
Pull Stations
Heat And Smoke Detectors
CO Detectors
Fire Extinguishers
Emergency Lighting
Emergency Exits
WHAT ARE REFLECTED FIRE SAFETY EQUIPMENT PLANS?
Reflected fire safety equipment plans are floor plan drawings that document the location of all fire protection and life safety equipment within a building. They show the precise location of every fire panel, pull station, smoke and heat detector, CO detector, fire extinguisher, emergency light, and emergency exit throughout the property.
Under the Ontario Fire Code, building owners and property managers are required to maintain accurate fire safety plans for their properties. These plans must be kept current, submitted to the local fire department, and made available to fire inspectors on request. For buildings undergoing renovation, change of use, or occupancy changes, updated fire safety plans are a mandatory component of the permit and inspection process.
Creative Angle's fire safety equipment plans are produced by Engineering Technologists with experience across a wide range of commercial, institutional, and assembly occupancy buildings in Toronto and the GTA — delivering accurate, code-compliant documentation in AutoCAD DWG and PDF formats.
WHO IS THIS PACKAGE FOR?
The As-Built plus Reflected Fire Safety Equipment Plans package is the right choice for building owners, property managers, facility managers, and architects managing commercial, institutional, or assembly occupancy properties in Toronto and the GTA that require accurate fire safety documentation. It is particularly well suited to:
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Churches, community centres, schools, and assembly occupancy buildings
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Commercial buildings requiring updated fire safety plans for Ontario Fire Code compliance
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Properties undergoing renovation or change of use where fire safety systems need to be documented
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Building owners preparing for fire safety inspections or insurance renewals
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Property managers maintaining current fire safety plans for multi-tenant buildings
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Architects and contractors coordinating new fire protection systems with existing infrastructure
