Emergency Lighting Inspection in Quebec City
From Vieux-Québec to the office towers near the Parliament, and across Sainte-Foy, Beauport, Charlesbourg, Limoilou and Sillery, Canuck Health & Safety tests your emergency lighting and exit signs to the CNPI's requirements (Division B, art. 6.5.1.6). We run the monthly function test and the annual duration test. On plug-in self-contained units, we replace batteries and heads during the visit when they need it. On hard-wired units, replacement is coordinated with an electrician. Government and institutional buildings, Université Laval and CEGEP pavilions, restaurants and condos: we know the local building stock, and with Quebec City as our home base our travel time stays short. Every building, its PDF reports and its deadlines are tracked in the Canuck360 client portal. Questions? 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
What is the difference between the monthly test and the annual test?
The monthly function test confirms each light and exit sign switches on under battery power when the main supply cuts out. The annual duration test runs the units on battery for the full duration the CNPI requires (art. 6.5.1.6) to prove they last. Both are needed to stay compliant.
Which parts of Quebec City do you cover?
Every borough: Vieux-Québec, Sainte-Foy, Beauport, Charlesbourg, Limoilou, Sillery, Cap-Rouge, Vanier and Loretteville. With our base in Quebec City, travel time is short whether you manage a downtown tower, a CEGEP pavilion or a condo building.
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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