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We issue safety technical reports through an accredited engineering office registered on the Salama portal, and link the report officially to the license request for use in Civil Defense procedures.
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A safety technical report, also known as a safety report, conformity report or Civil Defense technical report, is an official engineering report used to verify that a facility meets fire protection and prevention requirements. It is one of the requirements for issuing or renewing a Civil Defense license for some activities, depending on the activity classification, the area and the ISIC code used on the Salama portal.
Rayde issues the report as a licensed engineering office registered on the Salama portal, in line with Saudi Civil Defense requirements, and links it electronically to the license request.
A safety technical report is typically requested:
The need is decided by the activity classification, the area and the activity code in the system.
The report track depends on the activity classification on the Salama portal.
Lower or medium-risk activities, for which the technical report or a safety equipment certificate may be enough without a Civil Defense field inspection.
Higher-risk activities that need a Civil Defense field inspection and additional requirements depending on the track.
Not sure which track your activity falls under? Send us the activity, area and ISIC code, and we will confirm the right track before you apply.
The service covers:
We check your activity, its classification and its area against Civil Defense requirements.
We verify the site-specific fire protection and prevention requirements.
We inspect the facility on site when needed.
We assess alarm and fire suppression systems technically and match the actual area with the license data.
We prepare and approve an engineering report in line with the approved regulations.
We upload the report and link it officially through the Salama portal.
The technical report number is the reference number given to the report when it is uploaded and linked on the Salama portal, and it is used to tie the report to the license request. The office hands it to the owner with the report, and you need it when submitting or following the request.
The report is approved on the Salama portal through the accredited engineering office’s account, linked to the license request, and then used to issue or renew the license depending on the activity. A report that is not officially linked to the portal cannot be used in any formal procedure. The municipal license itself is handled on the Balady platform, while the safety requirements are completed on the Salama portal, where the report is linked. Depending on its classification, your activity may also need an approved fire safety plan.
The report is issued by an accredited engineering office registered on the Salama portal and licensed by Civil Defense, which is legally responsible for the accuracy of the technical data. The office confirms that the activity matches the requirements, matches the actual area, assesses alarm and suppression systems, documents the technical condition officially and answers to Civil Defense.
If you need a safety technical report from an accredited engineering office, or want to confirm your activity’s requirements before applying, Rayde’s team can review your case, prepare the report and link it officially through the Salama portal.
No. A technical report is requested only for activities that the Salama portal requires it for, according to their classification, area and activity code (ISIC). We review your activity first, then confirm the right track before any procedure.
The report is issued by an accredited engineering office registered on the Salama portal and licensed by Civil Defense, which is legally responsible for the accuracy of its technical data. A report from a non-accredited party, or one not linked electronically through the portal, is not accepted in licensing procedures.
It is the reference number given to the report when it is uploaded and linked on the Salama portal, and it is used to tie the report to the license request. The office hands it to you with the report, and you can also retrieve it from the accredited office’s account.
Validity differs by activity and licensing track, and the report is usually used for one procedure tied to the license request.
It depends on the activity classification (immediate or non-immediate) and the related Civil Defense requirements. We carry out a technical site inspection when needed before preparing the report.
The track is set by the activity classification and area. The immediate track is for lower-risk activities and may need only the report or a safety equipment certificate; the non-immediate track is for higher-risk activities that need a Civil Defense field inspection.
It depends on your activity and its area. Some activities need only the safety equipment certificate, others need a technical report. Send us the activity and area and we will tell you what is required.
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Rayde for Fire Protection Engineering Consultations is a certified company by Civil Defense and several government entities. It works on finding integrated, effective, and innovative engineering solutions and establishing strategic partnerships for fire protection and prevention.
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