Discover the importance of Building Safety Month in Ontario and CodeNext Inc.'s unwavering commitment to prioritizing safety in the built environment.

Learn about the Ontario Building Code (OBC) and its crucial role in construction projects across Ontario. Discover why compliance with the OBC is essential for safety, accessibility, and sustainability. Explore the importance of regular updates and professional guidance from experts like CodeNext Inc. in navigating OBC complexities, particularly in Fire and Life Safety, to ensure project success and regulatory compliance.

Explore the critical importance of Building Condition Assessments for ensuring building safety and compliance. Learn how these assessments evaluate fire protection systems, structural integrity, and more to maintain property integrity and regulatory compliance.

The 2024 Ontario Building Code is set for significant changes, including over 2,000 proposals to improve fire safety, occupant protection, and accessibility, urging stakeholders to stay informed during the upcoming transitional period.

CodeNext is thrilled to announce its expansion into Atlantic Canada with the grand opening of a new office in Moncton, New Brunswick.

Crafted for compliance and practical use, Fire Safety Plans approved by local authorities offer effective guidance in emergencies. Ensure preparedness with a focus on safeguarding lives and property.

CodeNext Inc. integrates accessibility design into our services and website. Committed to inclusivity, we adhere to W3C standards for equal digital access. Explore how we prioritize accessibility for all users.

Discover how CodeNext addresses the unique fire and life safety challenges in cannabis labs, ensuring compliance with Building and Fire Codes.

CodeNext Inc. shapes Mulock Park, uniting history, community vision, and Code Compliance for a vibrant, inclusive future.

It’s that time of year again – temperatures are dropping and our roads become slushy, slick, and icy. What is the secret ingredient for de-icing our windshields, and why is it the topic of a Fire Code discussion?