Fire station layout and alerting design.
Layout, zoning and alerting design for new builds and major renovations, worked out while changes are still cheap.
Design work that happens early
Zoning plan
Which areas alert for which calls, so crews are woken for their own runs and not everyone else’s.
Device placement
Where remotes, strobes, indicators and audio need to sit to work in the building you are actually building.
Coordination
Drawings your architect, electrical contractor and CAD vendor can all work from.
When to bring Westnet in
Alerting decisions are cheap on a drawing and expensive in concrete. This is where each one lands.
01Early planning
Before the floor plan is fixed. Station layout decides where crews sleep and how far they run.
02Design
A zoning plan and device placement, room by room, for the building you are actually building.
03Construction drawings
Conduit, power and device locations on drawings your electrical contractor can build from.
04Construction and cutover
Installation, testing and an as-built record at handover.
Related services and systems
Design is the first step. These pages cover what comes after it.
Fire Station Alerting
The station system your design is built around.
Explore →Heart-safe alerting
Zoned tones and lighting, planned per bunk room.
Explore →Installation
Phased installation and commissioning, with an as-built record.
Explore →Station Zero
See a working station before you design your own.
Explore →Start a design review.
Send your drawings or your plans for the site. The Westnet solutions team will work through zoning and device placement with you.
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