Planning & Development

Services

Open Hours
Monday – Thursday
7:30 AM to 12:00 PM & 1:00 PM to 4:30 PM

Headquarters
1 Fire Authority Road
Irvine, CA 92602

HOW TO SUBMIT A PLAN TO OCFA

STEP 1: Determine whether your plan will be submitted online or in-person at OCFA, and note any special city requirements. Please check here.

Some cities allow all plans to be submitted online
Other cities won’t allow any plans to be submitted online
A few cities only allow certain plan types to be submitted online

STEP 2: Prepare and submit your plan

Online Plan Submittal

Include an OCFA cover sheet, when applicable: Architectural, Alarm, Fire Master Plan, Residential Site, Sprinkler, or Underground
Include any supporting documents that are not part of the plan set as separate files
Submit plans and supporting documents through the Public Services Portal (How to create your account) maximum file size is 512MB
Pay online promptly once your electronic submittal is accepted to avoid processing delays
Ensure plans are submitted in the proper sequence to avoid unnecessary delays (see below)

In-Person Plan Submittal

Include an OCFA cover sheet, when applicable: Architectural, Alarm, Fire Master Plan, Residential Site, Sprinkler, or Underground
Put your plan on a USB: 1 plan per USB; clearly label files and remove unrelated information
Bring plan on USB to the OCFA during buiness hours
Complete a paperless Service Request at the P&D counter (address and hours are listed above)
Payment due at submittal; pay online or with a check payable to ‘OCFA’
Ensure plans are submitted in the proper sequence to avoid unnecessary delays (see below)

When Are OCFA Plan Reviews Required?

Criteria, such as occupancy, location, use, processes, materials, etc., all factor into whether OCFA needs to review plans or not. Typical reasons an OCFA review may be needed include, but aren’t limited to the following:

All new/ground-up structure construction (commercial or residential)
Changes/additions to an existing structure’s footprint, or to its perimeter area
All State Fire Marshal Regulated Occupancies (A, E, I, H1-5, L, R1-2, 4. S1 or High-rise)
Projects in risk areas (i.e. Fire, Methane, Access, Low Water, Midway City, etc.)
Any fire sprinkler or alarm work (new or TI)
Hazardous Processes/Dispensing or Materials Storage
When requested by City/County Building or Planning Departments

When in doubt, contact the OCFA Tech Line at (714) 573-6108

Other Information

No “Over-The-Counter” Plan Reviews
Tech Line – (714) 573-6108 (OCFA code/tech questions only, not plan status). Leave a message, contact information and your call will be retuned as soon as possible.
New Construction Inspections – Customers with approved, stamped hard copy plans in their possession may schedule inspections at (714) 573-6150.
OCFA Guidelines – See Resources on the ocfa.org Planning & Development page

Plan Review

Planning & Development review plans for compliance with site development and fire department access and water requirements, codes and standards for building construction and mitigation of fire hazards, and design of fire extinguishing and fire alarm systems.

Review Criteria

To determine whether your project requires review by OCFA please click on the button below and complete the Plan Criteria Form.

Single Family Residence or Duplex (One or Two attached dwelling units)	View File
Commercial, Multifamily Residential, and Residential Tracts	View File
Photovoltaic System Review	View File

If submittal of a plan to OCFA is required, click on the link below for additional information regarding the type of project you’re interested in:

Single Family Residence or Duplex (one or two attached dwelling units)	Go to section
Multifamily Residential (3+ attached units, Apartments, Condos, Hotels, etc.)	Go to section
Commercial, Educational, Institutional, and Industrial Projects and Residential Tracts	Go to section

Single Family Residences (sfr) and Duplexes

Generally, Planning & Development reviews projects consisting of detached one and two unit dwellings to determine whether the projects
comply with minimum fire department access and water requirements and to determine whether structures are required to be protected with automatic fire sprinkler systems.

In some areas, specific hazards may exist, such as the potential for combustible gas to migrate from the soil into structures, proximity to oil wells, or potential impact from vegetation fires, and Planning & Development will need to evaluate the project to see if additional mitigation features are necessary.

When review of a SFR project is required by the Plan Submittal Criteria Form or such projects are referred to Planning & Development by the local building or planning department, one or more of the following plan types will be required.

Fire Sprinklers	View File
Site Review	Under Development

* Fire Sprinkler Requirements for Residential Projects

By California law, all new residential buildings, including single family homes and duplexes, are required to be protected by fire sprinklers. Some jurisdictions also require existing residential buildings to be retrofit with fire sprinklers if undergoing an addition, remodel, or other modification. To see if a sprinkler retrofit is required, please consult the following summary of residential sprinkler ordinances or the full fire code ordinance for your area:

Fire Code – Aliso Viejo	View File
Fire Code – Buena Park	View File
Fire Code – County of Orange	View File
Fire Code – Cypress	View File
Fire Code – Dana Point	View File
Fire Code – Irvine	View File
Fire Code – La Palma	View File
Fire Code – Laguna Hills	View File
Fire Code – Laguna Niguel	View File
Fire Code – Laguna Woods	View File
Fire Code – Lake Forest	View File
Fire Code – Los Alamitos	View File
Fire Code – Mission Viejo	View File
Fire Code – Rancho Santa Margarita	View File
Fire Code – San Clemente	View File
Fire Code – San Juan Capistrano	View File
Fire Code – Santa Ana	View File
Fire Code – Seal Beach	View File
Fire Code – Stanton	View File
Fire Code – Tustin	View File
Fire Code – Westminster	View File
Fire Code – Villa Park	View File
Fire Code – Yorba Linda	View File

Fuel Modification & Vegetation Management (requirements for homes in a wildland interface area)	View File
Methane Mitigation	View File
Outdoor Fireplace/Firepit (requirements for installations in Fire Hazard Severity Zones, Fuel Modification Zones, or wildland interface areas)	View File
Unenclosed Accessory Structure (requirements for structures in Fire Hazard Severity Zones or Fuel Modification Zones)	View File

Multifamily Residential Projects

Planning & Development reviews projects consisting of three or more attached dwellings such as apartment buildings and hotels to determine whether the projects comply with minimum fire department access and water requirements and building construction standards related to firefighter safety and occupant evacuation as well as to determine whether structures are required to be protected with automatic fire sprinkler and fire alarm systems.

When review of a MFR project is required by the Plan Submittal Criteria Form or such projects are referred to Planning & Development by the local building or planning department, one or more of the following plan types will be required.

Alarm Plan	View File
Architectural Plan	View File
Fire Master Plan	View File
High-Rise	View File
Sprinkler Plan	Under Development
Underground Plans	View File

* Fire Sprinkler Requirements for Residential Projects

By California law, all new residential buildings, including multifamily residential buildings, are required to be protected by fire sprinklers. Some jurisdictions also require existing residential buildings to be retrofit with fire sprinklers if undergoing an addition, remodel, or other modification. To see if a sprinkler retrofit is required, please consult the following summary of residential sprinkler ordinances or the full fire code ordinance for your area:

Fire Code – Aliso Viejo	View File
Fire Code – Buena Park	View File
Fire Code – County of Orange	View File
Fire Code – Cypress	View File
Fire Code – Dana Point	View File
Fire Code – Irvine	View File
Fire Code – La Palma	View File
Fire Code – Laguna Hills	View File
Fire Code – Laguna Niguel	View File
Fire Code – Laguna Woods	View File
Fire Code – Lake Forest	View File
Fire Code – Los Alamitos	View File
Fire Code – Mission Viejo	View File
Fire Code – Rancho Santa Margarita	View File
Fire Code – San Clemente	View File
Fire Code – San Juan Capistrano	View File
Fire Code – Santa Ana	View File
Fire Code – Seal Beach	View File
Fire Code – Stanton	View File
Fire Code – Tustin	View File
Fire Code – Westminster	View File
Fire Code – Villa Park	View File
Fire Code – Yorba Linda	View File

Fuel Modification & Vegetation Management (requirements for homes in a wildland interface area)	View File
Methane Mitigation	View File

Commercial, Educational, Institutional, and Industrial Projects and Residential Tract Developments

Planning & Development reviews a variety of buildings, uses, and processes to determine whether they comply with minimum fire department access and water requirements and building construction standards related to firefighter safety and occupant evacuation as well as to determine whether structures or portions of structures are required to be protected with automatic fire sprinkler and fire alarm systems. In addition, Planning & Development reviews plans for the hazards and processes specifically regulated by the California Fire Code.

In some areas, additional hazards may exist, such as the potential for combustible gas to migrate from the soil into structures, proximity to oil wells, or potential impact from vegetation fires, and Planning & Development will need to evaluate the project to see if additional mitigation features are necessary.

When review of a commercial project is required by the Plan Submittal Criteria Form or such projects are referred to Planning & Development by the local building or planning department, one or more of the following plan types will be required.

Alarm Plan	View File
Architectural Plan	View File
Fire Master Plan	View File
High-Rise	View File
Sprinkler Plan	Under Development
Underground Plans	View File

Depending on the specific use of the building or type of activities taking place within, the following plans or requirements may also apply:

Aboveground Fuel Dispensing	View File
Chemical Classification	View File
Cryogenic Fluid Vessels	View File
Egress-Control Devices	View File
Emergency Evacuation and Stairwell Identification Signage	View File
Emergency Responder Digital Radio (Bi-Directional Amplifier)	View File
High Piled Combustible Storage	View File
High-Rise Buildings	View File
Hood and Duct Extinguishing System	View File
Refrigeration System	View File
Smoke Control Systems	View File
Spray Booth	View File
Stationary Lead-Acid Battery Systems	View File

In some areas, specific hazards may exist, such as the potential for combustible gas to migrate from the soil into structures, proximity to oil wells, or potential impact from vegetation fires, and Planning&Development will need to evaluate the project to see if additional mitigation features are necessary.

Fuel Modification & Vegetation Management (requirements for homes in a wildland interface area)	View File
Methane Mitigation	View File

Submittal Sequence

Plans may be submitted and/or picked up at city hall or OCFA as determined by the location of the project. For most plan types, two hardcopies and one electronic copy of the plan in .pdf format are required for OCFA review.

Plan Submittal and Pick-up Locations	View File
Plan Submittal Sequence	View File
Plan Submittal Sequence by Project Type	View File

Turnaround Times

The OCFA has a “90% within 10-days” turnaround goal for most new and resubmitted plan types.

The following plan types have a “90% within 5-days” turnaround goal:

PR180 Gates
PR335 Hood and Duct Extinguishing System
PR402 Tenant Improvement, NFPA 13D Sprinklers, 1-25 heads, no calculation
PR430 Sprinkler Tenant Improvement, NPFA 13/13R, 1-25 heads, no calculations
PR480 Underground Repair
PR500 Sprinkler Monitoring/Fire Alarm with up to 10 devices

The following plan type has a target turnaround of 30 days due to the requirement for a field run test with a fire engine:

PR184 Speed Hump Review

Field Plan Review

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Please do not call plan review staff to inquire about plan status. Use the following link to track the status of your plans; on-line information is updated at approximately 6 p.m. each working day.

Plan and Inspection Status

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Fee Schedule

The OCFA Board of Directors adopts plan review and inspection fees to offset the cost of services provided by Planning & Development. Each fee code includes the cost of two plan submittals and a set number of related inspections, which varies depending on the type of plan and size or complexity of the project. Where additional inspections are required, such as for projects where a single plan review covers multiple identical buildings, additional inspection fees, represented by the “PR###i” codes in the schedule, may be assessed.

Current Fee Schedule (Effective July 1, 2024)

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Field Plan Review

OCFA construction inspectors will perform simultaneous plan review and inspection at the job site for the following types of projects without prior submittal of plans. Please click on the type of field plan review you are interested in for additional information, instructions, and an application form.

Not all types of field plan review are available in all jurisdictions. Please ensure that it is allowed for your project location by consulting the following table:

Field Plan Review by Jurisdiction

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Technical Assistance

Assistance is available to address technical questions related to construction and development for projects located only within the jurisdictions served by OCFA:

Intent or application of specific code sections by OCFA
Clarification of local fire code amendments and ordinances
Clarification of OCFA guidelines and standards
Plan content for projects that will be submitted to OCFA for review

Assistance can be requested in any of the following formats:

Phone: 714-573-6108

Counter Hours: 8 to 11 a.m. Monday through Thursday

Pre-submittal Meeting: for-fee service by appointment only, call 714-573-6108

Plans currently under review: please contact your assigned plan reviewer directly

For questions related to plan submittal, routing, fees, turnaround times, hours, etc., please contact the Planning & Development counter staff at 714-573-6100 or eps@ocfa.org

For questions related to existing buildings and permits and not related to development or construction, please access our Prevention Field Services page for further details.

For questions related to drowning prevention, fire safety education, and related services please access our Education & Outreach and Safety Programs page for further details.

Knox Boxes & Key Switches

A Knox box is a secure storage device that prevents unauthorized access to keys and allows emergency responders non-destructive access to property that is secured by a lock or a gate. “Knox” is the name of the company that makes these devices.

Knox devices are required where immediate access is required to a building or area for firefighting or life-safety purposes, such as pool enclosures, gates that obstruct fire vehicles or firefighters from reaching a building, storage yards for hazardous materials, or high-rise buildings. Refer to Guideline B-09 for information related to gates and barriers that may require a Knox device and/or a plan review.

For assistance in ordering a Knox device, call OCFA Planning and Development at 714-573-6100 or view this document. You may also refer to the Knox website for current prices.

Construction Inspection

Planning & Development inspects projects to ensure conformance with approved plans and to issue permits for those uses, operations, and equipment indicated in the California Fire Code.

Inspection Process

Most plans reviewed by OCFA trigger a requirement for one or more field inspections to verify that the actual installation complies with the approved plan and adopted codes, standards, and best practices. In order to ensure that construction progresses in an orderly fashion, please refer to the following inspection roadmap to determine when each inspection should be completed.

Inspection Sequence

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Scheduling Inspections

Please contact the Inspection Scheduling Office at 714-573-6150 to set up an appointment for an inspector to visit your project. You will need the following information when you call:

OCFA Service Request Number for the plan that the inspection is based on
A contact name and number for the person who will be meeting the inspector at the job site
The building or suite number that will be included in the inspection if the plan covers more than one building
The scope of the inspection if it will not be the entire scope of the project shown on the approved plan
The number of devices that will be inspected: for sprinkler plans, the number of sprinkler heads; for alarm plans, the number of pull stations, smoke detectors, and/or strobes
If scheduling a reinspection because of a cancellation, failed inspection, or phased inspection, have a credit card available to pay the reinspection fee.

Provide at least two to five days lead-time when scheduling inspections.

Inspections are scheduled on an a.m./p.m. basis. All overtime inspections will still be scheduled a specific time.

Final fire sprinkler inspections for plan types PR430 and PR435 will no longer require the contractor to be present during the inspection provided approved plans and job card are on site in a location readily accessible to the inspector. For all other plans types, the installing contractor or knowledgeable representative shall be present.

Canceling Inspections

If you need to cancel an inspection, you must notify Inspection Scheduling at 714-573-6150 no later than 1 p.m. on an OCFA business day prior to your scheduled inspection.

Reinspection Policy

If an inspection does not pass for any reason other than OCFA error, or if inspections are phased and additional inspections have not been paid for in advance, a reinspection fee may be applied to the project. Reinspection fees must be paid in full prior to scheduling the next inspection. Fees may be paid over the phone with a credit card or in person with a credit card, check, or cash at the Community Risk Reduction counter at OCFA headquarters at 1 Fire Authority Road, Irvine. If you know that a fee is due, you may contact OCFA Finance Division directly at 714-573-6342; if you need to request and pay for additional inspections for phased projects, please contact Inspection Scheduling first at 714-573-6150. Have the service request number for the plan that the reinspection fee applies to ready when making payment.

Fee Schedule

Fee Schedule Update (effective July 1, 2024)	View File
Fee Schedule Update (effective July 1, 2023)	View File
Fee Schedule Update (effective July 1, 2022)	View File
Fee Schedule (effective September 29, 2017 to June 30, 2022)	View File

Public Records Request

Inspection Process

Public Records Act(PRA) requests are for documents that currently exist and have been created in the normal course of business. There is no cost to review existing responsive records that do not require special programming. You are not charged for any staff time to research and locate responsive records. All fees are based upon the actual costs associated in copying or programming special reports to provide you with the record, as allowed by Government Code and approved by the OCFA Board of Directors by its Fee Schedule If your pick-up preference is by mail, we will quote you the current First Class U.S. Postage Rate to cover the mailing costs.

Contrary to popular belief not all records are maintained permanently. The OCFA follows its Board-adopted Records Retention Schedule, which is based upon various Government Codes that regulate the retention and destruction of records.

Below is a list of frequently requested records that identifies the office and email address to submit your request, any costs associated in purchasing copies or for special reports, request form, and phone number for inquiries.

PLEASE NOTE: All City of Santa Ana property related records prior to April 2012, must be requested from the City of Santa Ana Clerk of the Council’s Office via its website at
http://www.ci.santa-ana.ca.us/coc/public_records_request.asp

PLEASE NOTE: All City of Garden Grove properly related records prior to August 16, 2019, must be requested from the City of Garden Grove.

All records request must be sent through website: Garden Grove Public Records Request

OCFA public forms are available for these Partner Cities

Property Inspections / Violations / Environmental Site Assessments

To secure Fire and Life Safety Inspections and Violations documents (often used for the purpose of Environmental Site Assessments for properties) the requestor must be able to provide the OCFA with the property’s full street address and city. Use of “in the area of or cross streets” is not specific enough for us to locate responsive documents.

There is a nominal cost to cover the copying or scanning of the responsive records per the adopted Board’s Fee Schedule A Property Records Request Form is available for your use. These property records requests are submitted to the Community Risk Reduction Department. If you have any questions regarding these types of documents, feel free to phone us at (714) 573-6254.

Download Property Records Request Form

Architectural / Life Safety Systems Plans

Building plans are copy righted documents that require permission from the architect.
You will need to submit a Licensed Professional Request Form in addition to your Property Records Request Form

The OCFA may need to outsource the duplication of plans, if so these actual costs will be passed along to the requestor per the Board-adopted Fee Schedule
These requests are submitted to the Community Risk Reduction Department If you have any questions regarding these types of documents, feel free to phone us at (714) 573-6254.

Download Licensed Professional Request Form

Download Property Records Request Form

Please note fees may apply.

This form can be emailed directly to CRTK@ocfa.org .

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Resources

Planning & Development inspects projects to ensure conformance with approved plans and to issue permits for those uses, operations, and equipment indicated in the California Fire Code.

Bulletins

01-21< Plan Submittal Requirements for New Accessory Dwelling Units (ADU) 01/21	View File
09-99 Outdoor Exchange Stations for Portable Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) Containers 01/22	View File
12-99 Remote Single Family Residence Water Supply 01/20	View File
07-00 Certification of System Piping 4″ or Greater in Diameter 01/20	View File
01-13 Plan Review and Inspection of Special Equipment – Dust Collection, Industrial Oven and Other Specialized Industrial Systems (OCFA Fee Code PR360) 01/20	View File
02-20 Open – Flame Cooking Devices on Balconies and Decks 01/20	View File
02-21 Midway City Fire Water Flow Report Requirements 05/21	View File

Code Amendments / Ordinances

Fire Code – Aliso Viejo	View File
Fire Code – Buena Park	View File
Fire Code – County of Orange	View File
Fire Code – Cypress	View File
Fire Code – Dana Point	View File
Fire Code – Irvine	View File
Fire Code – La Palma	View File
Fire Code – Laguna Hills	View File
Fire Code – Laguna Niguel	View File
Fire Code – Laguna Woods	View File
Fire Code – Lake Forest	View File
Fire Code – Los Alamitos	View File
Fire Code – Mission Viejo	View File
Fire Code – Rancho Santa Margarita	View File
Fire Code – San Clemente	View File
Fire Code – San Juan Capistrano	View File
Fire Code – Santa Ana	View File
Fire Code – Seal Beach	View File
Fire Code – Stanton	View File
Fire Code – Tustin	View File
Fire Code – Westminster	View File
Fire Code – Villa Park	View File
Fire Code – Yorba Linda	View File

Sprinkler Ordinances

Sprinkler Ordinances by City –being revised

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Fee Schedule

Current Fee Schedule (Effective July 1, 2024)

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Fire Hazard Zone Maps

Fire Hazard Severity Zone Maps

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Forms & Applications

Plan Review

Outdoor Gas and Wood Burning Fireplaces and Fire Pits for Residential Use	View File
Plan Review Submittal Criteria Form – Residential Projects	View File
Plan Review Submittal Criteria Form – Commercial Projects	View File
Residential Unenclosed Accessory Structures (Patio Covers, Gazebos, or similar structures) in Fire Hazard Severity Zones or Fuel Modification Zones.	View File
Water Availability Form	View File
Plan Submittal Disclosure for BFMSU Occupancies Form – Fillable	View File

Guidelines

Administrative

A-01	Alternative Materials & Methods Request	1/23	View File
A-02	Plan Submittal and Review Process	1/23	View File
AM&M	AM&M Request Form	1/23	View File
AM&M/SFR	AM&M Request Form for Single Family Homes & Duplexes	1/23	View File

Fire Department Access and Water Supply

B-01	Fire Master Plans for Commercial & Residential Development	1/23	View File
B-02	Fire Master Plans for Public Schools	1/23	View File
B-03	Underground Piping for Private Hydrants & Sprinkler Supply Line	1/23	View File
B-04	Traffic Calming Devices	1/23	View File

Site Development and Land Use

C-05

Fuel Modification

1/23

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Fire Extinguishing Systems

D-01	Fire Alarm, Water Flow Alarm & Signaling Systems	1/23	View File
D-02	Fire Extinguishing Systems for Commercial Cooking Operations	1/23	View File

Exiting and General Safety
Under Construction

Special Hazards / Uses

G-01	High Piled Combustible Storage	1/23	View File
G-02	Refrigeration Systems	1/23	View File
G-03	Smoke Control Systems	1/23	View File
G-04	Chemical Classification Packet	1/23	View File

Special Occupancies and Buildings

F-01	Residential Large Family Daycare	1/23	View File
F-02	Residential Alcohol & Drug Rehab	1/23	View File
F-03	Residential Based Care Facilities	6/24	View File
H-01	High-Rise Buildings & Plan Review	1/23	View File
H-02	High-Rise Buildings & Construction	1/23	View File
H-03	High-Rise Buildings & Incident Pre-Planning	1/23	View File
H-04	High-Rise Buildings & Annual Maintenance	1/23	View File

Special Events

S-01 Application Process & Requirements	6/24	View File
Attachment A: Tents, Canopies and Membrane Structures	1/23	View File
Attachment B: Fireworks Displays	1/23	View File
Attachment C: Temporary Haunted Houses, Grad Night and Similar Events	1/23	View File
Attachment D: Pumpkin Patches & Tree Lots	1/23	View File
Attachment E: Parades & Races	1/23	View File
Attachment F: Malls and Vehicle Displays	1/23	View File
Attachment G: Bonfires & Pit BBQs	1/23	View File
Attachment H: Fairs & Carnivals	1/23	View File

Policies & Notices

Plan Review

Fee Exemptions and Exceptions Policy	View File
Special Area Map Requirements	View File

Construction Inspections

Changes to OCFA Fire Sprinkler Inspection Procedure	View File
Inspection Cancellation Notice	View File
Inspection Scheduling	View File

Other

Expiration Policy	View File
Photovoltaic System Review	View File

Standard OCFA Plan Notes

Hood and Duct Extinguishing Systems

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Fillable Cover Sheets (w/ OCFA Notes)

Architectural Cover – Fillable	View File
Fire Alarm Systems NFPA 72 Cover – Fillable	View File
Fire Master Plan Cover – Fillable	View File
NFPA 13 Sprinkler Systems Cover – Fillable	View File
NFPA 13D 13R Sprinkler Systems Cover – Fillable	View File
NFPA Underground Systems Cover – Fillable	View File
Residential Site Plan – Fillable	View File

Contact Info

Contact Information

Construction and Development

General Information, Hours, Routing, Fees, Directions, Submittal Process	714-573-6100
Inspection Scheduling	714-573-6150
Secured Fire Protection Agreements	714-573-6199
Technical Assistance	714-573-6108

Existing Buildings and Facilities

Code Enforcement, Fire Hazard Complaints, Permits, Special Activities	Visit Page
Community Education Programs	Visit Page
Community Right to Know	714-573-6254
Vegetation Maintenance and Management, Fuel Modification	Visit Page

Outside Agencies

DOGGR (Division of Oil, Gas, and Geothermal Resources)	View Site
ISO (Insurance Ratings)	View Site
Knox Company	View Site
Methane Consultants	View File

Local Building and Planning Dept

City	Address	Phone
Aliso Viejo	12 Journey	(949) 425-2540
Buena Park	6650 Beach Blvd	(714) 562-3636
Cypress	5275 Orange AV	(714) 229-6730
Dana Point	33282 Golden Lantern	(949) 248-3500
Irvine	1 Civic Center Plaza	(949) 724-6313
Laguna Hills	24035 El Toro Rd	(949) 707-2600
Laguna Niguel	30111 Crown Valley Pkwy	(949) 362-4329
Laguna Woods	24264 El Toro Rd	(949) 639-0500
Lake Forest	100 Civic Center Dr	(949) 461-3400
La Palma	7822 Walker Street	(714) 690-3340
Los Alamitos	3191 Katella Avenue	(562) 431-3538 ext. 302
Mission Viejo	200 Civic Center	(949) 470-3054
Rancho Santa Margarita	22112 El Paseo	(949) 635-1800
San Clemente	910 Calle Negocio #100	(949) 361-6163
San Juan Cap	32400 Paseo Adelanto	(949) 443-6347
Santa Ana	20 Civic Center Plaza	(714) 647-5800
Seal Beach	211 Eighth St	(562) 431-2527
Stanton	7800 Katella Avenue	(714) 379-9222
Tustin	300 Centennial Way	(714) 573-3132
Villa Park	17855 Santiago Boulevard	(714) 998-1500
Westminster	8200 Westminster Boulevard	(714) 548-3254
Yorba Linda	4845 Casa Loma Avenue	(714) 961-7120
Orange County	300 N Flower Santa Ana	(714) 667-8889

Chemical Consultants

Business Name	Business Address	Business Phone	Contact Name	Type of Consulting
ABS Consulting	300 Commerce Drive, Suite 200, Irvine, CA 92602	(714) 734-2565	Ahmad Shafaghi, Ph.D.	Hazop, Hazard Analysis, Risk Assessment, Risk Management, Impact (Fire, Toxic and Blast) Assessment, Pipeline Risk Analysis, Consequence Analysis, Security Vulnerability Asessment
Advanced Construction Technologies	77 Bunsen, Irvine, CA, 92618	(949) 502-5355	Eric Seiffert	Specializing in methane gas investigation, mitigation design and installation. Additional services include hazardous material identification and site remediation.
Advanced Environmental Controls, Inc.	4019 Westerly Place, #102, Newport Beach, CA 92660	(949) 756-3160	Viji C. Sadasivan	Health Risk Assessments using various EPA/SCAQMD approved models, Risk Management and Prevention Program,Hazardous Material Management Plan (HMMP) and Hazardous Material Inventory Sheets (HMIS).
AlertCorp	5595 East Seventh Street Long Beach, CA 90804	(562) 434-7263, (562) 598-5795 fax	George G. Verbryck	In business for over 25 years. The team with the experience and knowledge to help make your life easier! Environmental/Code Consultants. Complete HAZMAT service from the start through the completion of your project!
AllTech Services/ Environmental Resources	10841 Noel Street, Suite 110 Los Alamitos, Ca, 90720	(888) 231-8400	Chris Harkins Nick Sleeth	AllTech’s reputation is based on its success in offering project-based support resources, regulatory training, and compliance program development since 1995. In 2003, AllTech created a complimentary work group focused on the fostering of advances in emerging and “green” technologies.
APS-Environmental	655 N. Berry Street, Suite A	(714) 357-9153	Joe Steinmetz	Chem Class, Hazardous Material Disclosure, Occupancy, High Pile Storage, High Pile Racks, Curtainboard and Smoke Vents Spill Containment and Separation Plans Tank seismic bracing.
Associated Environmental Management	3435 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1520 Los Angeles, CA 90010	(213) 389-9600	Steven Lui	AEM is a full service environmental and safety engineering firm specializing in complete CalARP/RMP development services, including offsite consequence analysis, dispersion modeling, process hazard analysis, process safety management, and seismic assessments. AEM’s team of experienced engineers and environmental and safety specialists can assist virtually any industry with achieving and maintaining compliance, in areas such as hazardous materials, hazardous waste, health and safety and all related isues.
ATC Associates Inc.	25 Cupania Circle Monterey Park, CA 91755	(323) 517-9780 ext 253	Mike Szekely	ATC is a full service environmental consulting firm. CAL/ARP Risk Management Plans for commercial & industrial facilities; Hazardous Material Business Plans including chemical inventory forms, drawings & emergency response plans; SARA Toxic Release Inventories (TRI); UST & AST compliance management including spill prevention control & countermeasure plans (SPCCs); Phase I & II contaminated site investigations and remediation.
Avocet Environmental, Inc.	16 Technology Drive Suite 154 Irvine, CA 92618	(949) 296-0977	Philip Miller	Avocet’s services include UST permitting, assessment, and closure; Phase I and II site assessments; RI/FS; Remedial Action Plans; remediation design, implementation, and O&M; Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plans; and Spill Prevention & Countermeasure Plans; and Water Quality Management Plans.
Chemical Data Management Systems	2501 Cherry Avenue, Signal Hill, CA 90755	(562) 988-0800	Sharon Hawkins	We can prepare the full Cal/ARP plan for clients, including the documentation, seismic evaluation, hazop studies, and air modeling. We also provide services Building and Fire Code Evaluation, site audits, safety trainings, HMBP preparation, ISO 14000 gap analysis, plus many other enviornmental and safety consulting services.
The Code Consultancy	P.O. Box 5374 Hacienda Heights, CA 91745	(626) 369-1228	Chuck Daleo, CBO	Building and Fire Code Analysis by Chuck Daleo, CBO Hazardous Materials Classifications by Natalie Daleo, REHS RMP Disclosure by Hugh Rose, CIH
Compliance First	1057 E. Imperial Hwy., Suite 412 Placentia, CA 92870	(714) 572-4410 (714) 404-2202 Mobile	Crystal Rodriguez	High Piled Storage & Rack Permits, Chemical Classification and Hazardous Materials Disclosure, CalARP/RMP, Technical Opinions Reports, Spray Booth and other Fire Code Permitting.
Compliance Management, Inc.		(206) 321-4767	Bill Habenicht, REA	Business Plan/HazMat Inventory Form R Reporting Storm Water Compliance/Annual Report SPCC Planning Air Permitting/Emission Reporting Wastewater Permitting/Reporting Hazardous Waste Management/Reporting OSHA Compliance & Training DOT HazMat Compliance & Training.
Custom Environmental Services	233 Forest Drive Santa Barbara, CA 93117-1108	(805) 968-2112	Rosalie A. Skefich	Small environmental compliance consulting firm with senior chemical engineer. Specialists in compliance chemical classification and auditing services.
Daryl K. James & Associates, Inc.	205 Colina Terrace Vista CA 92084	(760) 724-7001	Daryl James	Fire & life safety plan reviews. High piled storage technical opinions & reports.
Dixon Risk Services, Inc.	606 Alamo Pintado Rd. #252 Solvang, CA 93463	(805) 693-8493	Paul Dixon	Process hazard analysis, Emergency Planning Quantitative Risk Analysis Air Release modeling RMP submittal.
Dufour Regulatory Compliance Services of Dufour Law Group	831 F Street Sacramento, CA 95814	(866) 312-8885	Tamie Snyder	State-wide environmental compliance services inclucing: hazardous material business plans and inventory disclosures, waste classifications, hazardous and universal waste management planning and training programs.
ENSR Consulting & Engineering	17952 Sky Park Circle, Suite E Irvine, CA 92614	(949) 752-0403	Geoff Knight	ENSR provides comprehensive services associate with business plan preparation, CalARP compliance and RMPs, plus a wide variety of other compliance and engineering services related to hazardous materials, solid and hazardous wastes, air emissions, and wastewater.
Envbeon	10950 Church St. Suite 2013 Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730	(626) 288-2626	Thomas Lao	ENVBEON provides low cost, high quality professional services for total environmental compliance solution to federal, state, county, and city regulatory requirements pertaining to air and water quality, hazardous materials, and hazardous wastes. Our goal is to increase our customer’s environmental knowledge, reduce liabilities and cost, minimize environmental impact, and maximize production by working closely with each customer to identify and prioritize our customer’s needs and implement continuous source reduction solution.
Environmental Management Services	21062 Brookhurst St. Suite 205 Huntington Beach, CA 92646	(714) 378-1563	Michael Schell	Full spectrum environmental compliance, health and safety
Environmental and Occupational Risk Management	3621 S. Harbor Blvd. Suite 200, Santa Ana, CA 92704	(714) 513-6820	Susan Mazzarella	EORM is a full-service EHS consulting firm with extensive experience in hazardous materials disclosure, reporting and classification requirements. We also specialize in Fire Code compliance.
Environmental Data Management	44 Rolling Ridge Dr. Pomona, CA 91766	(909) 865-7550	Rashmin Pathak	Providing State-wide environmental compliance services for past 23 years inclucing: hazardous material and waste management plan and Emergency Response and Preparedness Plan.
Environmental Support Technologies, Inc.	360 Goddard, Irvine, CA 92618	(949) 679-9500	Judy Morgan	Environmental Support Technologies, Inc. (EST) is a professional full-service environmental, engineering and consulting company specializing in contaminant hydrogeology, forensic geochemistry, site assessment and remediation. EST offers a wide range of environmental services to commercial, industrial and government clients.
EnviroSolve Corp.	28215 Agoura Rd. Suite 200 Agoura Hills, CA 91301	(818) 889-0090	Tom Armenoff	Health, Safety & Environment services trusted by companies you know. Full range HSE technical support, regulatory compliance consulting, EMS implementation, ISO 14001 registration assistance, RMP advisory, HazMat management systems, hazardous waste disposal liability control.
EP Consultants	6520 Seacove Drive, Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90275-5873	(310) 541-5407 (310) 541-4527 FAX	Anu Sood	EP Consultants is a broad-based environmental and management consulting services company. We can assist you with risk management, hazmat business plans, hazmat inventories and chemical classification, hazmat facility design, environmnetal permitting, recordkeeping/reporting, hazards & operability studies (HazOp), process hazard analysis (PHA), dispersion mdeling, and off-site consequence analysis services.
Eriksen-Rattan Associates Inc.	4719 Palm Ave., La Mesa, CA 91941	(619) 466-6285	Mary Eriksen-Rattan	HazMat Disclosure, Hazardous Materials Classification and Inventory Analysis, Fire Protection/Life Safety Code Consulting, Fire Protection Engineering, Building/Fire Code Analysis, Technical Code Compliance Reports.
ESCI EnviroServices, Inc.	4401 Atlantic Avenue, Suite 200 Long Beach, CA 90807-2264	(562) 984-2079	Steven M. Lichten	Environmental, hazardous materials and safety compliance, permit and plan development services, auditing and training services – including Business Plan and Inventory, Chemical Classification, Cal-ARP/RMP.
ESM Company Inc.	3821 Via Manzana San Clemente 92673	(949) 303-9616 (909)466-9662	J.R. Monticone	ESM provides fire code consultation specializing in the testing and certification of smoke vents as required during high-piled storage applications. In addition, ESM installs, upgrades, and repairs smoke vents as well as replacement and upgrading of fusible links and domes.
Field Resource for Environmental Data	8780 19th St. #479	(951) 232-8371	Fred Roybal	Our company philosophy from inception, as all of our long term clients have found, is that our good value-added work, experience, and careful management of your Safety and Environmental compliance program will keep us as part of your management team for years to come.
Fletcher Fire Protection Engineering	2193 Vista La Nisa, Carlsbad, CA 92009	(760) 652-5294	William Fletcher, P.E.	High pile storage and hazardous material technical reports by a licensed fire protection engineer. Please refer to our website for details.
GaiaTech Inc.	2 Park Plaza Ste 280, Irvine, Ca 92614	(949) 757-1227	Spencer Jackson	GaiaTech is a full service environmental and engineering risk management company. Areas of expertise include Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments, Property Condition Assessments, subsurface sampling, and remediation design. Compliance services include UST / AST compliance issues, SPCCs, SWPPPs, CalARP/RMPs, and air permitting.
GC Environmental	1230 N Jefferson, Suite J, Anaheim, Ca 92807	(714) 632-9969	Farideh Kia	Methane gas investigations and building protection system design. We also perform our own drilling and methane investigations. Other services include landfill gas system design, construction safety monitoring, operations and maintenance, environmental engineering, hazardous materials assessments, spill remediation, and permitting.
GeoKinetics, Inc.	77 Bunsen, Irvine, CA, 92618	(949) 502-5353	Aaron Tofani	Chemical investigation, classification and mitigation / remediation.
GeoSyntec Consultants	2100 Main Street Suite 150 Huntington Beach CA 92648	(714) 969-0800	Eric Smalstig, P.E.	GeoSyntec provides services related to combustible gas investigations (e.g., methane), with specific expertise related to oil field issues. GeoSyntec also designs combustible gas mitigation systems.
GRG Consulting	1810 Oriole Dr., Costa Mesa, CA 92626	(714) 957-3059	George Graff
HDR, Inc.	9444 Farnham Street, Ste 300, San Diego, CA 92123	(858) 712-8400	Dave R. Meyer	HDR is a nationally recognized environmental and engineering services company with numerous offices throughout southern, central and northern California.
Hughes Associates, Inc.	6 Centerpointe Dr. Suite 760 La Palma, CA 90623	(714) 739-3868	Michael J. Madden, P.E.	Fire Protection Engineering. Building Code and Fire Code Consulting. HMIS Preparation. Chemical Classification. Fire Protection Systems Design
Industrial Compliance Corporation	7365 Carnelian Street #220 Rancho Cucamonga CA 91730	(909) 484-9221	Kelly Wilson	Industrial Compliance Corporation offers environmental health and safety services and products. ICC offers Safety and compliance training for DOT, OSHA, EPA. Incident Command System, Hazwoper, DOT HM181/126F, Forklift, First Aid, CPR, BBP and many more.
Integrated Engineering Services	70 Saratoga Ave. Santa Clara, CA 95051	(408) 261-3500	Jeff Tarter	IES provides complete CalARP/RMP Development, TSDF Certifications and other Compliance Engineering services. Principals Reinhard Hanselka and Jeff Tarter have extensive experience in code development and compliance issues. Our staff includes experienced Chemical Engineers, Certified Inspectors and Plans Examiners, as well as Environmental, Health and Safety Professionals.
Jeffrey R. Naumann & Associates	4912 Sharynne Lane, Torrance, CA 90505	(310) 540-0045	Jeff Naumann	Hazardous Materials Business Plans and inventories; air permitting; industrial waste and storm water permitting, monitoring and reporting; NPDES permitting; environmental auditing; SCAQMD annual emissions reporting; Title V and RECLAIM.
JE Compliance Services, Inc.	12505 North Mainstreet, Suite 212 Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91739	(909) 483-3300	Daren Jorgensen; Bruce Armbruster; Brian Thorne	Full service environmental and environmental health consulting including UFC and UBC.
Justice And Associates	4155 Outer Traffic Circle, Long Beach, CA. 90804	(562) 961-3494	Kathy Hubbard	Business Emergency Response Plans, Hazardous Materials Disclosure Forms, Toxic Release Inventory
KCE Matrix, Inc.	1648 West Glenoaks Blvd. Suite 102, Glendale, CA 91201	(818) 500-0355	Aram B. Kaloustian, P.E.	Our firm provides various types of environmental services including subsurface soil-gas testing (including methane studies), subsurface soil and groundwater assessment and remedial design and implementation, indoor air quality studies related to mold, asbestos and lead-based paint, Phase I assessments and development of Health and Safety programs.
Klausbruckner & Associates	4105 Sorrento Valley Blvd, San Diego, CA 92121	(714) 202-0025, (858) 677-9878	Elley Klausbruckner, P.E.	Hazardous Materials Disclosure, Hazardous Materials Classification and Inventory Analysis, Fire Protection/Life Safety Code Consulting, Fire Protection Engineering, Building/Fire Code Analysis, Technical Code Compliance Reports, High Piled Storage Commodity Classification and Code Compliance Reporting
M.B. Technical Services	3166 Easy Ave., Long Beach, CA., 90810	(562) 426-3453	Michael Bates P.E.	HMBP electronic reporting of HazMat checmical inventory, process systems approval (spray booths, ovens, dip tanks, furnaces). High piled combustible storage analysis. Dust Collection System Design. Chemical Classification Reports. Hazardous Material Use/Storage Analysis.
Meo & Associates	16504 Harbour Lane, Huntington Beach, CA 92649	(714) 377-8887	Dominic Meo III, P.E.	We specialize in helping small to medium-sized businesses that do not have the full-time staff needed to handle the many regulatory headaches that we face in southern California. To minimize your costs, we will train your staff to do the compliance in-house, or we will do it for you.
Miller Brooks Environmental, Inc.	2124 Main Street, Suite 200, Huntington Beach, CA 92648	(714) 500-5400	Andrew Gregg Amer Hazboon	Miller Brooks Environmental offers a variety of environmental and civil engineering services which include, but are not limited to, the following: methane mitigation and building protection, Phase I & II Environmental Site Assessment and Remediation, Due Diligence Investigations, Litigation Support and Insurance Claims, Water Resources, Project and Facility Permitting, Environmental Management Services, Environmental Construction Management, Health Risk Assessments, Brownfields Development, UST & AST compliance management including spill prevention control & countermeasure plans (SPCCs), Landfill gas system design, construction and operations and maintenance, CalARP compliance and RMPs, plus a wide variety of other compliance and engineering services related to oil field issues, hazardous materials, solid and hazardous wastes, and air emissions.
MLM & Associates Engineering	23011 Moulton Parkway Suite H-2 Laguna Hills, CA 92653	(949) 586-1900	Marsha McCauley	MLM provides services in Chemical Classification Plan, Hazardous Material Business Plan, Storm Water Management, AST & UST Management, Compliance & Permitting, Employee Training for Health & Safety, Environmental Compliance and Spill Response, and Environmental Compliance & Management.
Occupational Services, Inc.	6397 Nancy Ridge Drive, San Diego, CA, 92121	(858) 558-6736	Ricky Francis, AS, CCFCI Chad Hansen, MS, CIH, CSP, CPE	OSI is a full-service EHS consulting firm with extensive experience in hazardous materials disclosure, Risk Management Program (RMP), CalARP, Chemical Inventory classifications and Hazardous Materials Business Plans. OSI maintains a database of thousands of classified chemicals by CAS# to simplify and expedite report generation and provide on-site chemical inventory and bar-coding services. Additionally, OSI offers environmental site assessments, Lab Design, IH monitoring and EHS Mgmt. Systems as well as on-site safety training which include: General Safety (IIPP), Chemical Hygiene & Hazard Communication, Respiratory Protection, Hearing Conservation, Radiation Safety and Ergonomics.
Otis Institute, Inc.	1026 Folsom Street Unit 10	(415) 734-0186	Troy Christensen	Compliance – Environmental, Health and Safety, CalARP Risk Management Program; Toxic Gas Ordinance, Process Hazard Analysis ; HAZOP, What if analysis, California Accidental Release Prevention Program (CalARP) Risk Management Plans (RMP), Process Safety Management (PSM) programs for acutely hazardous chemicals, Compliance Audits, Gap Assessments, Fire Code, Building Code, Electrical Code, SPCC, Slug Control Plans; Wastewater Management Programs, and Environmental Engineering.
Pacific Fire Engineering	8301 Fox Hills Avenue Buena Park, Ca., 90621	(714) 984-4346	Steven P. Biship, P.E.	Pacific Fire Engineering is a full service fire code consulting company. Services include Chemical Classification design and code compliance, High Pile Storage design and code compliance, fire sprinkler system preliminary design, flow testing, emergency plans and code consulting.
Pacific Environmental, Health & Safety Consulting, Inc.	2192 Martin, Suite 230, Irvine, CA 92612	(949) 250-6396	Tim Morrison, CIH or Matthew Durlene, CAC	Pacific Health & Safety Consulting, Inc. provides hazardous materials reporting services, chemical classification, business plan preparation, and Cal ARP and Fed RMPs. Pacific also provides health and safety management consulting and audits, health and safety training, and emergency response coordination.
PES Associates, Inc.	858 Washington St. Suite 50 Dedham, MA 02026	(781) 407-7777	Stephan White	PES Associates is a full-service environmental, engineering and consulting company committed to innovative, high-quality solutions. PES Associates provides environmental consulting, scientific and engineering services to clients nationwide.
Photocoat LLC	424 Rodarte Pl, Placentia, CA 92870	714-646-3683	Michael	Offers latest Nano Photocatalyst Technology to treat indoor air quality. It harness Sunglight and Fluorescent lamp to kill organic compound. It also work on removing VOC such as Benzen, Ammonia, NOX. This is a wonderful technology to protect yourself from Sick Building Syndrome and reduce allergy symptoms.
Premier Fire Consulting LLC	13337 South Street Suite 151 Cerritos, Ca 90703	(562) 865-5134	Greg Cox	Premier Fire Consulting LLC provides the following services; High Pile Combustible Storage Design and Code Compliance Review, Fire Code Consulting, and Chemical Classification Design and Code Review.
Process Safety & Reliability Group (PSRG) Inc.	6809 Plaquemines Drive, Bakersfield, CA 93309	(800) 250-8511 (661) 397-1874	W. David Ware, Manager	CalARP/RMP Risk Management and Process Safety Management Compliance; Process Hazards Analysis; Modeling and Offsites Consequence Analysis of Fires, Explosions, and Toxic Releases; EPA, OSHA, DOT, and IIPP Compliance; Training; Construction Safety; and Security Vulnerability Assessments and Site Security Plans.
Pyrocop, Inc.	P.O. Box 3083	(562) 425-3943	Robert Rowe	Hazardous Materials Storage Layout Design. Chemical Inventory Packets. Submittal of Business Emergency Plans & Hazardous Disclosure Forms. Building/Site/Fire/Building Code Review To Determine Occupancy Classification Based on Chemicals Handled, Stored, Used and Dispensed. Hazardous Materials Permit and Plan Fire/City Authority Submittals.
Resource Management Services, Inc.	7304 Celata Lane San Diego, CA 92129	(619) 665-6353	Pankaj Garg	RMS is a full service environmental, health and safety consulting firm specializing in complete CalARP RMP/Federal RMP and OSHA process safety management (PSM) program development services, preparation of hazardous materials business plans, and other related services.
Response Fire Protection	3056 Renault Street, San Diego, CA 92122	(858) 677-9278	Laura Dion	Chemical Classification & Fire Code compliance consulting, Hazardous Materials Inventory Statement & Business Plan preparation
Risk Management Professionals, Inc.	27405 Puerta Real, Suite 220 Mission Viejo, CA 92691	(949) 282-0123	Steve Maher	We have performed many RMP/CalARP/PSM studies and have advised the Governor’s Office of Emergency Services as well as many local agencies on CalARP/RMP implementation. We offer full scope RMP’s in either hardcopy or electronic format, as well as Chemical Facility Vulnerability Analyses for Anti-Terrorism/Sabotage issues.
Rolf Jensen & Associates, Inc.	2099 S. State College Boulevard, Suite 360, Anaheim, CA 92806	(714) 450-1700	Jared Birmingham	HazMat Disclosure, Hazardous Materials Classification and Inventory Analysis, Fire Protection/Life Safety Code Consulting, Fire Protection Engineering, High-Rise Code Requirements, Rational Analysis, Third-Party Testing
SCS Engineers	3900 Kilroy Airport Way, Suite 100, Long Beach, CA 90806	(562) 426-9544	Mike Leonard, PE	Landfill gas system design, construction and operations and maintenance, methane mitigation, building protection, environmental engineering, hazardous materials assessments and remediation.
Shaw Environmental, Inc.	4 Park Plaza Suite 600 Irvine, CA 92614	(949) 660-5405	Rick Faircloth	Shaw Environmental, Inc. is a full service consulting company. All types of Environmental Consulting and Engineering. Hazardous Materials Plans and Permitting. AST and UST compliance. SPCC Plans. Risk Management. Phase I&II site investigations and remediation. Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans, Air Permitting and Compliance Consulting.
SRM	PO Box 891993 Temecula, CA 92591	(951) 764-3626	Stephen R. Melvin, PE CSP	We perform Chemical Security Vulnerability Assessments, CalARP, RMP, and HazMat Disclosure Consulting. Additionally, we perform chemical classification consulting. Our staff includes the former Fire Safety Engineer for the HazMat Services Section of OCFA, who was the technical expert on each of these programs.
Telgian Corporation	11230 Sorrento Valley Road, Ste 225 San Diego, CA 92121	(480) 753-5444	Kyle Smith	Fire and life safety system engineering and design, building and fire code consulting, HMIS, Chemical Classification.
Tetra Tech, Inc.	3201 Airpark Dr. Suite 108 Santa Maria, CA. 93455	(805) 739-2600	George Cudd Alex Abela	Full service environmental engineering company for all media. Develop, implement and monitor Cal/ARP/RMP/Disclosure programs, including custom database linking all program information to include aboveground and underground storage tanks.
Tracer Environmental Sciences & Technologies	970 Los Vallecitos Blvd., Suite 100	(760) 744-9611	Lee Pyle Tony Markham	Full Service Risk Management and Safety – Including potential risk assessment and development of cost effective mitigation measures for facilities at risk of possible accidental chemical releases or long-term exposure to plant wide emissions. Specializing in compliance issues associated with OSHA’s PSM and EPA’s RMP.
TRC, Inc.	21 Technology Dr. CA 92618	(949) 341-7443	Steve Ferrara	Some of the services we provide in our Irvine California office include Risk Management CalARP/RMP plans, Business Emergency Plans, Environmental and H&S compliance audits, multi-media permitting, EHS Training, Industrial hygiene, and fire & security system engineering.
Veltre Engineering	P.O. Box 90482, San Diego, CA 92169-2482	(858) 490-9043	John Veltre, P.E.	HazMat Disclosure, Hazardous Materials Classification and Inventory Analysis, Fire Protection/Life Safety Code Consulting, Fire Protection Engineering, Building/Fire Code Analysis, Technical Code Compliance Reports
Western FLS Consulting Inc	2151 Michelson Drive, Suite 250, Irvine, CA 92612	(949) 863-1558	Larry Asmus	Western FLS Consulting Inc. is a full service fire code consulting company. Services include Chemical Classification design and code compliance, High Pile Storage design and code compliance, fire sprinkler system preliminary design, flow testing, emergency plans and code consulting.
Yorke Engineering, LLC	31726 Rancho Viejo Road #218, San Juan Capistrano, CA, 92675	(949) 248-8490	Brian Yorke