Plan requirements, inspection-readiness checklists and Oklahoma design-professional guidance in one place. Choose the resource that matches your project and expand it for the details.
Use the interactive forms directly in your browser. The Code Analysis, Underground Pipe Certificate and Hydrant Report can be completed electronically and saved as a PDF. For large hazardous-material inventories, use the Excel workbook so your team can work efficiently with hundreds of chemical rows.
Use browser-based building, egress, plumbing, sprinkler hydraulic and water-supply calculators. Enter project values and print or save a clean result as a PDF.
Complete project information, adopted codes, occupancy, construction type, fire-protection features, allowable area/height and egress information.
Document underground fire-protection piping, flushing, hydrostatic/leakage tests, hydrants, control valves, witnesses and signatures.
Use the existing OKIE Safety HTML tool for project data, hydrant flow calculations, field photos, notes and a branded report.
Best for large inventories—even hundreds of chemicals. One row per chemical with SDS name, physical state, hazard class, quantity, storage/use type, MAQ, control area and notes.
Select the project type below. The requirements are shown directly on the website—no PDF download required.
Important: Additional information may be required based on the building design, construction, occupancy, systems and jurisdiction requirements.
Use these before requesting an inspection to catch common readiness issues while your team is still onsite.
Important: The installing contractor should complete applicable system testing and have final documentation ready before OKIE Safety arrives.
Use these web references for commercial kitchen suppression coordination, marijuana / specialty-hazard planning, and final statement-of-compliance readiness.
Important: This is a planning reference, not a system design. The licensed suppression contractor is responsible for the project-specific listed system design, calculations, appliance protection and manufacturer requirements.
Important: The supplied State Fire Marshal guide is dated September 2022. Regulations, licensing rules and adopted codes can change. Verify current requirements with the applicable AHJ and state agencies before relying on any project requirement.
This quick guide reflects the Oklahoma Board of Architects' current building-type guidance under 59 O.S. § 46.21b. A local or state authority having jurisdiction may require an architect even where the State Act does not.
View the Oklahoma Board of Architects source →I, A-1, A-4, A-5 and H occupancies; and a building changing from one code use group to another.
Required when code-defined occupancy is more than 50 OR the building is more than 2 stories.
Required when more than 100,000 sq. ft. OR more than 2 stories.
Required when more than 200,000 sq. ft. OR more than 2 stories.
Required when more than 64 guest units OR more than 2 stories.
Required when more than 32 dwelling units OR more than 2 stories.
Required when the building is more than 2 stories.
Required when project cost is more than $300,000 OR the building is more than 2 stories.