Fire and Life Safety Consultants
A Third-Party Plan Review and Consultancy Service
575-454-9099
Serving Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Colorado
About Us
Finding Inspiration in Every Turn
Qualifications
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Our credentials include certifications through NFPA as Certified Fire Inspectors and Certified Fire Plans Examiners, ICC certified Plan Examiners, Texas Commission on Fire Protection certifications as firefighters, plans examiner, fire inspector, hazardous materials awareness, operations, Incident Command, OSHA 10hr and 30hr for General Industry, and NWCG S-130/S-190/L-180/S-290/S-131 and S-215.
Our experience includes plan reviews, inspections, and technical writing for fire protection, new and existing construction, wildland urban interface (WUI) surveys, and fire protection needs for large geographical areas.
Why choose us?
Because we care! We seek long term fire safety solutions to new and existing structures to promote burn prevention and overall fire and life safety. We were inspired to start our movement when an apartment fire that happened in San Marcos, Texas killed 5 persons and left many injured. Of those, we became life-long friends and extended family members with burn survivor, Zachary Sutterfield, who sustained burns across 70% of his body. His story and friendship challenged our hearts and motivated us to engage with those in all facets of the construction and fire protection fields to ensure fire safe buildings for all occupants going into the future. Through our commitment to Zach and our support of Sons of the Flag, we seek to eliminate fire as a threat to building occupants.
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Zachary Sutterfield
Sons of the Flag
https://sonsoftheflag.org/
What are Third-Party Plan Reviewers?
Third party plan reviews are reviews done by independent parties on behalf of municipalities, counties or state governments that require building plan submittals for construction projects to expedite the process. It also allows developers to hire independent providers for building inspections instead of relying on the often-overburdened local building department officials to help expedite the reviews and get building permits in the hands of developers.