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Do I need a fire NOC?

Pick your state, what the building is used for, its height and its largest floor. See whether it needs a fire NOC, the exact rule it crosses, the law behind it and who issues it.

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Choose a state and what the building is used for. Height, area and storeys sharpen the answer.

How to read the answer

  • Yes, it needs a fire NOCThe building crosses a line in the state's own act, rules or notification, read in the instrument or the state's own page.
  • Very likely yesIt crosses a line that only a secondary source reports, because the official text was not available to Flamekite.
  • Not on the rules Flamekite hasThe state's published lines are complete and none is crossed. Building bye-laws, a trade licence or the fire service can still ask for one.
  • Your state's rules decideThe state's triggers are not published in a form Flamekite could verify; the national model is shown as a guide.

The checker uses the triggers in each state's fire law as Flamekite verified them; see the fire NOC guide for the law, issuer, portal and validity in every state, and how we verify. It is an estimate, not a decision: the fire service decides.

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