Institutional Occupancy Marking — O.Reg 213/07
Regulation O.Reg 213/07 · Province of Ontario
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O.Reg 213/07 — Regulation O.Reg 213/07
Institutional occupancies including hospitals, care homes, and detention facilities have specific fire code marking requirements for resident safety.
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Hospitals, long-term care homes, and correctional facilities have stricter fire code signing requirements due to the vulnerability of their occupants.
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Staff-only and restricted area signs
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Ontario Fire Code — O. Reg. 213/07
Ontario.ca · March 2026
The Ontario Fire Code establishes requirements for fire safety in buildings including exit signs, fire route signs, occupancy load signs, and emergency lighting.
Ontario Fire Protection and Prevention Act, 1997
Ontario.ca · March 2026
The OFPPA gives fire chiefs authority to designate fire routes, order sign installation, and enforce compliance. Maximum penalties: $100,000 individual and the current corporate maximum.
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