Posted At: May 02, 2026 - 13 Views
Fire Safety Plan Design & Approval Services
We are committed to providing a professional design service that combines technical precision with fast approval processing. Here's how:
First: Stages of Designing Safety Plans
Our design process goes through several technical stages to ensure system comprehensiveness:
1. Study of Architectural Plans
We analyze spaces, entrances, exits, and movement directions to ensure the distribution of safety systems does not hinder operations while achieving the highest levels of safety.
2. Distribution of Fire Alarm and Firefighting Systems
Alarm System: Distribution of smoke and heat detectors, manual call points (glass breakers), and alarm bells.
Firefighting System: Design of the automatic sprinkler network, fire hose cabinets, and identification of portable fire extinguisher locations.
Escape Systems: Determining evacuation routes, emergency exits, and distributing guidance signs and emergency lighting.
3. Hydraulic Calculations
We perform precise hydraulic calculations using specialized software to ensure that water pressure and flow in the firefighting pipes are sufficient to extinguish a fire at the furthest point in the facility.
Second: Safety Plan Approval
The design process is not complete without official approval from the relevant authorities. The steps are as follows:
Technical Review: Our company's engineers review the plans to ensure compliance with the Saudi Fire Code.
Certified Stamp: Plans are stamped by a safety consulting office approved by the Civil Defense.
Upload via "Salamah" Portal: Plans are uploaded electronically to obtain final approval and an approval number, which subsequently facilitates the issuance of a Civil Defense license.
Third: Key Elements of a Successful Safety Plan
An approved plan must include the following tables and drawings:
Symbols and Terms Legend: To standardize the understanding of the symbols used in the drawing.
Evacuation Path Plan: Clearly showing the shortest routes to assembly points.
Firefighting and Alarm System Plan: Showing the locations of the main control panel and pumps.
Material Specifications: A list of materials used, ensuring their compliance with Saudi Standards (SASO).
Fourth: Why Choose Us to Design Your Plans?
Expertise in the Saudi Code: Our designs are precisely aligned with updates to the Saudi Building Code (SBC 801).
Avoiding Rejection Notes: Our experience with the "Salamah" portal reduces the likelihood of plan rejection or technical comments.
Integrated Services: We do not just design; we also supervise the implementation to ensure the actual installation matches the approved plans.
Expert Advice
"Starting the proper safety design concurrently with the architectural plans saves many of the costs that may result from subsequent structural modifications to comply with Civil Defense requirements." — Company Engineering Team
