CQFD-Dao
Designs fire-safety plans, evacuation signage and safety registers for fire-safety equipment suppliers and buildings in France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-15
About CQFD-Dao
CQFD-DAO designs fire-safety and evacuation plans, safety instructions, signage and safety registers. It also provides computer-aided design and graphic design services, with signage printed on materials including PVC, acrylic and aluminium composites.
The company subcontracts plan design for fire-safety equipment suppliers and also serves public-access buildings and emergency services. It is based in Trélazé near Angers and has operated since 2011.
Product: Designs and produces fire-safety plans, evacuation signage, safety instructions and registers.
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