Description
The Fire Safety Plan is 26 pages in length and includes a wealth of information essential to keeping a cannabis facility safe. The Fire Safety Plan demonstrates how your team plans to create and implement detailed plans in order to keep employees, the facility, and the community safe. Our team of professional writers, steeped in regulatory experience, has created this template for your business. Interspersed throughout the template are “Pro-Tips”; these contain our advice, which is designed to help you include personalized information to strengthen your application and make it highly competitive.
Canna Business Services has helped clients be awarded licenses in some of the most competitive markets in the United States.
We highly suggest including state-specific requirements, regulatory references and citations, and any other items that you might need to stand out. However, we believe this template is one that will help you advance in your cannabis journey. Be sure to check out our other templates for use in the completion of your remaining application sections. We recommend a ten (10) hour package of consulting hours to help you meet your state’s regulatory requirements for this section. Contact us at 888.453.0555 or info@cannabusinessservices.com to set up a consultation.
This template is customizable and has descriptions and suggestions for all categories. An outline of the Fire Safety Plan is included below:
- Applicant’s Philosophy of Safety
- Applicant’s Plan for Including Fire Safety in Building Design
- Fire Safety Response Plan
- Applicant’s Plan Regarding Fire Safety for the Building Interior
- Automatic Sprinkler System
- Storage
- Extension Cords
- Fire Extinguishers
- Egress Doors and Exit Signs
- Prohibition of Smoking and Space Heaters
- Fire Alarms and Smoke Detectors
- Occupant Use Hose Stations
- Building Occupancy
- Plant Processing and Extraction Proposed Layout
- General Inspections of Equipment and Work Areas
- Proper Storage of Combustible Materials
- Implementation and Maintenance of a Closed Loop System
- Waste Disposal as it Relates to Fire Safety
- Minimizing the Potential Interactions Between Water and Electricity on the Cultivation Floor
- Carbon Dioxide Enriched Systems
- Gas Detection System
- Equipment Properly Installed to Ensure Safety
- Proper Installation of Equipment
- Machines and Extraction Equipment
- Employee Training on Fire Safety Plan
- Onboarding Training Program
- Standard Operating Procedures
- Safety and Security Equipment and Protocols
- Recall, Quarantine, and Destruction
- Applicant’s Employment Practices
- Demonstration of Knowledge and Training
- Continuing/Ongoing Education
