Steel box safety plan13 3/8 in W X 13 3/8 in H X 4 1/4 in. Fire safety plan box is made 18 gauge.

 Outdoor security cabinet for the protection of Fire Safety Plans (FSP).

This high-quality steel cabinet is designed for the secure storage of emergency documents. Featuring a unilingual French inscription and a rugged weather-resistant design, it is perfectly suited for fire department requirements in Quebec, ensuring first responders have rapid access to vital building information.

Key Benefits: Safety and Visibility

This model is a critical component for compliance with fire safety regulations:

• French Inscription: Clearly displays "PLAN DE SÉCURITÉ INCENDIE", ensuring immediate identification by local authorities and fire services.

• Weatherproof Protection: Equipped with gaskets to protect documents against rain, snow, wind, and dust.

• Durable Construction: Manufactured from heavy-duty steel with a baked red powder-coat finish to resist corrosion and UV rays.

• Quick Access: Features a latch that accommodates a padlock or a breakaway security seal for instantaneous access during an emergency.

• Storage Capacity: Its generous dimensions allow for the storage of plan binders, contact lists, and safety data sheets.

Technical Specifications

• Dimensions: $13\ 3/8"$ (W) x $13\ 3/8"$ (H) x $4\ 1/4"$ (D).

• Material: Heavy-duty steel (20 gauge).

• Finish: High-visibility red powder-coat.

• Inscription: "PLAN DE SÉCURITÉ INCENDIE" (White on Red).

• Mounting: Pre-drilled holes at the back for simplified wall installation.

Installation and Usage Guide

1. Placement: Mount the box outdoors, near the main entrance or the fire alarm control panel, at an accessible height (approx. 1.5 m or 5 ft).

2. Essential Contents: Insert the approved fire safety plan, floor plans, shut-off valve locations (gas/water), and a list of hazardous materials.

3. Signage: Use signaling stickers (often included) to clearly indicate the location of the box to firefighters upon their arrival.

FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions

Does this box withstand Canadian winters?

Yes, its steel design with baked-on paint and weather stripping is specifically engineered to handle freeze-thaw cycles without damaging the documents inside.

Can I lock the box?

Yes, it can be locked with a padlock. However, it is highly recommended to use a plastic security seal that firefighters can break manually to avoid any delays during an intervention.

Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Expert Advice

• Up-to-Date Documents: Ensure the plan inside is the most recent version. An obsolete plan can mislead firefighters and compromise occupant safety.

• Extra Protection: Even though the box is weather-resistant, place your documents in a binder or plastic protectors to prevent damage from condensation.

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