
Fire and life-safety systems are among the most critical components of building compliance.
Requirements can involve both physical systems and administrative obligations, including testing, certifications, fire-safety plans, permits, inspections, records, and FDNY requirements.
BC360 provides centralized management of fire and life-safety compliance.
These may include:
Fire-safety deficiencies can result in violations, operational restrictions, failed inspections, or significant corrective work.
These matters may involve multiple contractors and professionals, making centralized management particularly important.
Our fire and life-safety services may include:
BC360 provides one accountable management layer across fire protection contractors, engineers, inspectors, property staff, filing representatives, and agency requirements.
Intervals vary by system. Sprinkler and standpipe components, fire alarm devices, extinguishers and emergency lighting all run on different schedules, and several require a licensed party to perform and record the test. BC360 maintains the schedule per system rather than per building.
Certificates of fitness are held by individuals, not by the building, so staff turnover can quietly put a property out of compliance. BC360 tracks which roles require a certificate and flags renewals before they lapse.
Spaces holding 75 or more people need a Place of Assembly Certificate of Operation, which carries its own inspection and renewal cycle. It commonly applies to amenity floors, rooftops, restaurants and event spaces.
The order will specify a correction period and, in most cases, a certification requirement. BC360 scopes the corrective work, assigns the qualified contractor, and manages the certification and follow-up inspection through to dismissal.

Start with a BC360 portfolio review. We'll establish each property's compliance position and identify what needs attention.