Advice

The project managers have access to the team of technical officers from the Unit for Regulation and Performance who will answer any queries they may have with regard to interpreting the current regulations on fire safety conditions.

For general queries regarding the fire safety regulations, call 932 915 301 between 10.00 am and 1.00 pm, or send an email to prevencioincendis@bcn.cat

To arrange a consultation with someone from the Fire Service’s technical team so they can assess the compliance with the fire safety regulations of a specific establishment, building, activity or infrastructure, an email should be sent to prevencioincendis@bcn.cat attaching the following form, duly completed: 

Form for requesting a visit from a member of the Fire Service technical team to carry out a fire safety consultation (PDF).
 

Emergency Plans

Advice on drafting emergency plans is one of the activities aimed at providing information about self-protection in risk situations.

The technical team from the Division for Civil Protection and Coordination can help with drafting, disseminating, implementing and maintaining emergency plans, backed by the experience of having actively participated in the implementation of more than two hundred emergency plans.

To arrange a consultation, call 932 915 301, between 10.00 am and 1.00 pm or send an email to protecciocivil@bcn.cat

Prevention inspections

The inspection of activities that are already under way is the method used to confirm that they are operating correctly and comply with regulatory parameters for awarding a permit.

The main objective of Fire Service inspections is to ensure people’s safety. For this reason, inspections are carried out in establishments used for public gatherings or other uses, for activities that involve pyrotechnics, and all kinds of events to prevent any potential situations that pose a risk to people. 

Reports on projects, construction work and activities

In article 4 on participation of the SPCPEIS in the municipal byelaw regulating fire safety conditions (ORPCI), it states which works projects and activities require a mandatory report from the Fire Service. 

The procedures to be carried out in order to get the report are determined by the municipal regulation on works and activity licences.