ONTARIO FIRE CODE · O. REG. 213/07

A fire inspector asks for your extinguisher records.What do you hand them?

FireSquire's answer is a one-button PDF: every monthly check, every service visit, every problem found and fixed. The checks themselves take 60 seconds — any staff member scans the QR label and runs the checklist on their phone.

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INSPECTION RECORD · O. REG. 213/07

EXT-04 3rd floor, east stairwell

  • In its designated placePASS
  • Access and visibility unobstructedPASS
  • Pressure gauge in operable rangePASS
  • Tamper seal and pull pin intactFAIL
  • No damage, corrosion, or leakage

THIS YEAR

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FAILED ITEM → NOTE + PHOTO → DEFICIENCY OPENED

The law is specific. Most buildings aren't.

Ontario's Fire Code requires a monthly visual inspection of every portable extinguisher, an annual service by a certified company, and a pressure test every 5 to 12 years depending on the type. You have to keep a record for each unit and show it when a fire inspector asks. The binder in the boiler room — filled in the night before — reads as exactly what it is.

EVERY MONTH

Visual inspection

You or your staff can do this one. FireSquire turns it into a checklist on your phone.

EVERY YEAR

Certified service

A certified company has to do it. FireSquire tracks the deadline and stores the service record.

EVERY 5–12 YEARS

Pressure testing

Hydrostatic tests, by extinguisher type. FireSquire calculates the date from the nameplate.

How it works

  1. STEP 1

    Register each extinguisher

    One-time setup: type, serial, and dates off the nameplate. FireSquire works out every deadline and prints a QR label for the unit.

  2. STEP 2

    Scan and check, monthly

    Any phone camera opens that unit's checklist. Seven items, under a minute. A failed item asks for a note and a photo.

  3. WHEN IT COUNTS

    Hand the inspector a PDF

    One button produces the building's full record: every inspection, service, deficiency, and fix.

FIRE PROTECTION AND PREVENTION ACT · MAXIMUM PENALTIES, FIRST OFFENCE

The fine is the expensive way to find out.

$50,000

MAXIMUM FINE · AN INDIVIDUAL

$500,000

MAXIMUM FINE · A CORPORATION

$29/mo

FIRESQUIRE · PER BUILDING, ALWAYS AUDIT-READY

Those are the FPPA's maximums for Fire Code violations — the records are what stands between you and having to argue about it. FireSquire keeps the records the Code requires you to keep, for less than a parking spot.

Built to be believed

Records that hold up

Once recorded, an inspection can't be edited or backdated, by anyone — including you. Your log reads as evidence, not paperwork done the night before.

Problems tracked to fixed

A failed item opens a deficiency. The report shows the pair inspectors look for: what was found, who fixed it, and when.

Data stays in Canada

Your records and photos live in a Canadian data centre in Montreal. If you ever cancel, you keep read access and PDF export — your records stay yours.

Pricing

Priced per building, by how many extinguishers it holds.

Starter

$29 / BUILDING / MONTH

Up to 20 extinguishers

Small commercial and mixed-use buildings

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Standard

MOST BUILDINGS

$59 / BUILDING / MONTH

Up to 75 extinguishers

Mid-size apartment and office buildings

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Portfolio

$129 / BUILDING / MONTH

Unlimited extinguishers

Large or complex properties

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Annual billing gives you 2 months free. Every plan starts with a 14-day trial, no card needed. If you cancel, you keep read access and PDF export. Your records stay yours.

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