Fire Watch Guards, Ready on Short Notice
Trained guards who patrol your site, watch for fire hazards, keep a written log, and call it in the moment something's wrong, so you stay covered when your fire systems are down or hot work is underway.
- Mobilized on short notice
- Written, GPS-verified logs
- Documentation inspectors expect
Fire watch is a dedicated patrol whose whole job is to catch a fire before it spreads — and to raise the alarm the instant one starts.
Everything the service covers.
Scheduled patrols
Guards walk the designated areas on a set schedule, watching for smoke, heat, fire, and anything that could start one.
Clear exits & fire routes
Keeping exits and fire routes clear throughout the watch, so people can get out fast if the alarm is raised.
Written patrol log
Every patrol recorded in a written log with times — exactly the documentation a fire inspector or insurer expects.
Alarm & 911 response
Find a fire or serious hazard, and the guard raises the alarm, calls 911, and helps move people out within scope.
Coverage the fire code, your insurer, and the fire department expect.
Fire watch is usually required when a building's fire protection is impaired or offline, during and after hot work like welding, cutting, or grinding, and through certain construction and demolition phases. Fire departments, insurers, and fire codes often mandate it, and being caught without it can shut a site down or void coverage. When your sprinklers or fire alarm are out of service, a fire watch is what keeps the building occupied and the work moving.
A watch that's actually maintained — and documented.
A fire watch guard patrols the designated areas on a set schedule, watches for anything that could start a fire, keeps exits and fire routes clear, and keeps the written record a fire inspector or insurer expects to see. If the guard finds a fire or a serious hazard, they raise the alarm, call 911, and help alert and move people out within a licensed guard's scope. On our sites, those patrol logs are GPS-verified through our own app — a clean, time-stamped record that the watch never lapsed.
The difference is who's behind it.
- Fast to mobilize — a Canadian-owned company with local teams, not a national office to route through.
- Licensed under BC's Security Services Act and supervised locally.
- Trained in-house, including Occupational First Aid.
- Written, GPS-verified logs — the documentation the fire department and your insurer will ask for.
- A full-service partner that can cover the rest of your site's security while they're there.
A watch is only worth it if it's actually maintained.
Every patrol is logged with a time stamp — GPS-verified through our own app — so you hand the fire inspector and your insurer a clean, provable record that the watch never lapsed. Find a fire, and our guard raises the alarm, calls 911, and helps move people out.
From first call to proof of service.
- 1
Call us — often same-day
Fire system down or hot work starting? Tell us the situation and where — being local, we can respond quickly.
- 2
The watch is scoped
We confirm the areas, the schedule, and what the fire department, your insurer, or your fire-safety plan requires.
- 3
Licensed guards on watch
Guards patrol the designated areas on a set schedule, keep exits clear, and are ready to raise the alarm and call 911.
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Documented for your insurer
Written, GPS-verified patrol logs give you the clean, time-stamped record inspectors and insurers ask for.
Built for the sites that need it most.
Frequently asked questions
When is a fire watch required?
Usually when a building's fire protection is impaired or offline, during and after hot work like welding or grinding, and through certain construction and demolition phases. Fire departments, insurers, and fire codes often mandate it — being caught without it can shut a site down or void coverage.
How fast can you get a guard on site?
When a fire system goes down you often need a watch fast. Being Canadian-owned with local teams means we can respond quickly and staff it on short notice, rather than routing your request through a national office.
Will we get the documentation our insurer needs?
Yes. Every patrol is recorded in a written log with times, and on our sites those logs are GPS-verified through our app — exactly the clean, time-stamped record a fire inspector or insurer expects to see.
Fire system down or hot work starting? Get a fire watch in place.
Get a fire watch in place with a local team that can mobilize quickly and hand you the documentation your insurer and the fire department expect.