During emergencies, firefighters often encounter unknown layouts, blocked access, or unfamiliar hazards. Your participation helps reduce those unknowns and supports safer, more effective response at your facility.

No. Participation is completely voluntary. However, it is recommended by the Fire Department. Many building owners choose to participate as a proactive step toward safety and risk reduction.

No. There is zero cost to the fire department.
The building owner or business requesting documentation covers the service.

Depending on your facility, Blaze 360 may include:

• Interior 360° imagery of hallways, rooms, and key areas
• Exterior access routes
• Utility locations, stairwells, and fire access points
• Aerial imagery of the site
• High‑risk or high‑value areas

All documentation is securely stored and organized for first responder access.

Most buildings can be fully documented in 30–90 minutes, depending on size and layout.
There is minimal disruption to operations, and you do not need to shut down or move employees.

No. Blaze 360 only documents areas relevant to firefighter safety and emergency response.
All data is handled securely and used exclusively for first responder preparedness.

Only the fire department and Blaze 360.
We do not share your information with the public, other businesses, or third parties.

In addition to supporting firefighter safety, your documentation can help with:

• Insurance documentation and claims
• Risk management and safety planning
• Employee safety and training
• Facilities/maintenance reference
• Business continuity preparation

Many owners view it as a valuable asset beyond emergency response.

No. BLAZE 360 is beneficial for:

• Small businesses
• Offices
• Retail stores
• Restaurants
• Warehouses
• Industrial sites
• Multi‑tenant buildings
• Schools and community facilities

If firefighters may need to enter the building, BLAZE 360 helps.

Firefighters can review your building’s visual layout while en route to your location.
This gives them a clear understanding of access points, structure, and potential hazards before they arrive—reducing risk and improving response effectiveness.

You can schedule online below or reply to the outreach email.

No ongoing visits are required.
However, if you remodel or make major layout changes, updating your documentation ensures firefighters always have accurate information.

Yes. BLAZE 360 works with local fire departments to ensure documentation is delivered in a format that supports their pre‑incident planning and emergency operations.