Fire Protection Title Block Template
Sprinkler and alarm drawings usually go to the fire marshal for review, and the reviewer wants the licensed contractor's details right on the sheet. ArcSite's fire protection title block gives the contractor's name, address, and license number their own box along the bottom of the sheet.
Key Features
This fire protection title block template includes:
- Logo box with business name and address
- Contractor details box
- Company name, address, and license number fields
- Scale field set to NTS
- Drawn by and date fields
- A3 sheet size box
- Drawing number and revision fields
- North arrow
The license number sits in the contractor box, so fill it in before the drawing goes to the fire marshal, or the review may come back incomplete.
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Frequently asked questions
What does NTS mean in the scale field?
NTS stands for not to scale. Use it for diagrams and details, and switch it to a real scale when the drawing is measured.
Can I add a design standard or hazard class field?
Yes! Add fields in ArcSite for the design standard, like NFPA 13, and the hazard classification your reviewer needs.
Can my estimators price sprinkler jobs the same way?
Yes. Your office loads pendent heads, CPVC, and riser assemblies at set prices, and no estimator in the field can edit them, so two bids on one building land at the same number.












