Emergency Lighting Inspection in Beauce
Across the Beauce, from manufacturers in Sainte-Marie to the machine, welding and wood shops of Saint-Georges, plus the garages, dealerships and main-street shops and restaurants of Beauceville, your emergency lighting and exit signs have to work the moment the power drops. Canuck Health & Safety runs the monthly function test and the annual duration test (30 or 90 minutes depending on your building) to the CNPI's requirements (Division B, art. 6.5.1.6). On plug-in self-contained units, we replace failed batteries and heads during the visit. On hard-wired units, replacement is coordinated with an electrician. We tell you straight what passes and what needs fixing, no runaround. Everything is logged building by building in the Canuck360 portal, with PDF reports, deficiencies and deadlines in one place. Call 418-905-3396.
What we do
- Monthly function test of unit equipment and exit signs
- Annual duration test (30 or 90 minutes depending on the equipment) of batteries and heads
- Checks of batteries, heads and lamps
- Replacement of failed batteries and lamps during the visit on plug-in self-contained units, replacement coordinated with an electrician on hard-wired units
- On-site repairs where possible, otherwise a clear correction plan, with an electrician for hard-wired units
- Documented results and deficiencies with recommendations
What you receive
- Dated inspection report with the status of each unit
- Deficiency list and required corrections, tracked in the Canuck360 portal
- Your next annual test and battery replacement dates on screen, device by device
Frequently asked questions
How often do emergency lights and exit signs need testing?
The CNPI (Division B, art. 6.5.1.6) calls for a monthly function test to confirm the heads come on, plus a yearly duration test where the unit must hold on battery for the time your building requires, often 30 minutes. A machine shop in Saint-Georges and a main-street store in Beauceville follow the same rule. We log every dated test in Canuck360.
Do you replace batteries and heads on site?
On plug-in self-contained units, yes. When a battery no longer holds its duration or a head is burned out, we note the deficiency during the inspection and handle the replacement. On hard-wired units, replacement is coordinated with an electrician. You get the scope of required work, referenced to the standard, before anything outside your contract is billed.
How often does emergency lighting need to be tested?
As a rule, a short function test every month and a duration test once a year. The exact intervals apply as required by the standard and regulation for your building.
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