Commercial
IT Park — Hinjewadi Phase 2
📍 Hinjewadi, Pune
Complete fire alarm, sprinkler, and hydrant installation across 1.2 lakh sq ft of office space. Addressable system with BMS integration and NOC obtained.
Fire Safety Audit for Offices & IT Parks
New cabins, new ceilings, new server racks — every fit-out can leave a gap in fire protection. We audit your floor or your whole building and tell you exactly what to fix.
🏛️Licensed AgencyMaharashtra Fire Services
🧾Form A & Form BIssued only after inspection & testing
📑Written reportPhotos, risk rating & action plan
📅Since 2008Pune, PCMC & MIDC belts
Offices & IT Parks
Fit-outs change what the fire systems protect
Office floors in Hinjewadi, Kharadi, Baner, Magarpatta and Viman Nagar are rebuilt often as tenants change. Detectors end up above the wrong rooms, sprinkler heads are blocked by new ceilings, and access-controlled doors are fitted on escape routes. A fire audit checks the building as it is today, not as it was when it was approved.
Building owners are responsible for the twice-yearly Form B for buildings covered by the Maharashtra Fire Prevention and Life Safety Measures Act, 2006. Tenants often need their own audit for client, ISO or EHS requirements. FIRENET can audit a single floor or the whole building, and issue Form B as a Licensed Agency.
Who asks us for office audits
- Facility management and admin teams
- Building owners and property managers
- IT and ITES companies before client audits
- Co-working spaces and business centres
- Banks, clinics and showrooms in commercial buildings
Audit scope
What We Check in Offices & IT Parks
Fit-out coverage
Detectors and sprinklers match the current cabins, meeting rooms and false ceilings.
Server & UPS rooms
Clean agent suppression or extinguishers, detection, and no storage in the room.
Escape routes
Staircases, fire doors, exit signs and access-controlled doors that release on fire alarm.
Pantries & cafeterias
Electrical appliances, LPG or induction, and the right extinguishers.
Electrical
Floor panels, UPS loads, overloaded sockets and cable management under desks.
Wardens & drills
Floor wardens named per shift, evacuation plan displayed and a recent drill.
Typical findings
What Audits Commonly Find in Offices & IT Parks
Typical examples of gaps found in audits of similar buildings — not a specific client. Your report lists what we actually find at your site, with photos.
| Area | Typical finding | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Fit-outs | Detectors missing in new cabins; sprinklers blocked by ceilings | Fire not detected or controlled |
| Access control | Escape doors do not release on fire alarm | People cannot get out |
| Server room | Cartons and old equipment stored inside | Extra fuel near critical equipment |
| Staircases | Fire doors wedged open; storage on landings | Smoke spreads; blocked escape |
| Electrical | Daisy-chained extension boards under desks | Overheating and fire |
| Drills | No drill since the tenant moved in | Staff unsure where to go |
How it works
From Site Visit to Certificate
1
Free site visit & scope
We walk the building with you, agree the scope and share a written quote.
2
Document review
Fire approval / NOC, drawings, previous Form B, service reports and drill records.
3
Inspection & testing
Every floor, basement, terrace and plant room — systems tested where safe to do so.
4
Report with priorities
Photos, risk rating (high / medium / low) and practical fixes, usually within 3 working days.
5
Repairs & certificate
We fix what is needed, re-test and issue Form B (or Form A for new installations).
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Fire Safety Audit Checklist
A practical, room-by-room checklist used by our auditors — so you can check your own building before an audit or a Form B inspection.
- Extinguishers, hose reels, hydrants and sprinklers
- Pump room, fire alarm and emergency lighting
- Escape routes, refuge areas and signage
- Electrical risks, storage and housekeeping
- Documents: Form A, Form B, service reports and drills
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is responsible for fire safety — the landlord or the tenant?
The building owner or occupier is responsible under the Act for the building’s fire systems and Form B. Tenants are responsible for keeping their own floor safe, including fit-out changes. We can audit either scope and make the split clear in the report.
Should access-controlled doors open on fire alarm?
Doors on escape routes should release automatically on fire alarm or power failure so people can always get out. Our audit tests this.
Can you audit just our floor?
Yes. We audit your premises and list any building-level issues — such as staircases, risers or pumps — that you need to raise with the landlord.
Do you train floor wardens?
Yes. We run fire warden training and mock drills for office teams.
Client feedback
What Our Clients Say
Recent projects
Our Work for Offices & IT Parks
Fire safety projects FIRENET has completed for similar buildings.
Fire audit for offices & IT parks in Pune
Free site visit and written quote from a Maharashtra Fire Services Licensed Agency.