Preparation for ANEPC inspection

Ensure that your facilities meets all safety requirements and standards

We help with the preparation and management for the regular inspection by the National Emergency and Civil Protection Authorities.

We ensure that you comply with the Self-Protection Measures (MAP) and Fire Safety and we provide monitoring before, during and after the process.

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What we do

We analyze your space and help you prepare for the ANEPC inspection to ensure that you meet all the mandatory requirements.

Review and evaluation of existing measures

We analyze the installations, equipment, measures and regulations in place for fire safety in order to detect faults.

Organization and management of requirements

We help you carry out all the necessary procedures and organize the mandatory documentation to be submitted to ANEPC.

Continuous monitoring of the process

Planning and monitoring the implementation of corrective measures and recommendations identified in the final inspection report.

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Why is it important to prepare for the ANEPC inspection?

Avoid fines and penalties

Ensuring legal compliance with fire safety standards and requirements saves you from fines.

Corrections and improvements

Preparing in advance makes it possible to identify and correct any deficiencies or non-conformities before the inspection.

Legal compliance

Proper preparation for the inspection ensures that all legal and regulatory standards are well implemented.

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Projects carried out

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Frequently Asked Questions

The National Emergency and Civil Protection Authority (ANEPC) is the central service of the State’s direct administration, under the supervision of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. It carries out regular inspections and ensures compliance with regulations, particularly fire safety regulations.

  • 1st risk category: uses – type IV (Schools) and V (Hospitals and Nursing Homes);
  • 2nd; 3rd; and 4th risk category: all uses – type (except the 2nd risk category of use: type I – Residential).
  • Checking that the approved or licensed Fire Safety in Buildings (SCIE) conditions have been maintained;
  • Verify the implementation of the Self-Protection Measures (SPM) approved by the ANEPC.

The frequency of ANEPC inspections depends on the risk category of the establishment.

  • Category 1: 6-year period
  • Category 2: 5-year periodicity
  • Category 3: 4-year period
  • Category 4: 3-year period