Fire extinguishers, Fire Risk Assessment, Compartmentation Survey, Fire Door surveys
Fire extinguishers, Fire Risk Assessment, Compartmentation Survey, Fire Door surveys
All new Extinguishers are manufactured to BS EN3 Standards, carry the British Kitemark of Quality and CE certification, and come with a 5-year manufacturer’s guarantee and would be commissioned in accordance with BS 5306 (Part 3).
Being British Standard Registered, the service we provide is carried out in full accordance with BS 5306 (Part 3), BS 5306 (Part 8) and BS 5306 (Part 9), i.e., the current relevant British Standard Codes of Practice for the Commissioning and Maintenance of Portable Fire Extinguishers and for the Selection and Installation of Portable Fire Extinguishers and for the Recharging of Portable Fire Extinguishers.
On completion of the service, a report would be issued detailing all equipment inspected, any recharges or extended services/overhauls carried out and any replacement parts fitted. You will also be supplied with a Certificate of Conformity which can be forwarded to your insurers as evidence of your equipment being maintained by competent, fully trained, and registered Technicians.
the Certificate will be issued providing that our Service Technician is satisfied that your fire-fighting equipment is ready for use and provide adequate protection for your premises.
Please contact us to arrange your free, no obligation site assessment to determine your fire extinguisher requirements.
To comply with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order as amended, all employers of 5 or more personnel are required to undertake and document a risk assessment where significant findings should be reported, and action plans created.
However, carrying out a fire risk assessment can take both time and specialist knowledge and therefore we are happy to offer this service. All fire risk assessments are different, and the costs depend on type of industry and premises. Please contact us and we will be happy to provide a free no obligation quote.
Our assessments are carried out by accredited personnel in fire safety and prevention.
A full and detailed report will be issued including the following information:
Article 17 of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (RRO/FSO) makes it a legal requirement to ensure that fire resisting doors and escape doors are correctly installed and maintained for them to be fit for purpose.
The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 applies to all buildings other than domestic housing, and replaces 118 pieces of previous fire legislation, including the old fire certificate. The law now shifts responsibility from the fire authorities for fire safety to whoever has day-to-day control of premises.
Everyday use of fire doors can result in slight alterations to the door and its surroundings, and this can affect the performance of the door in the event of a fire.
Regular inspections by a competent person, as previously discussed, will ensure the identification of any defects to the fire door that need to be addressed through maintenance.
Fire compartmentation surveys are inspections of pcompartmentation lines within your premises They are key to ensuring your structural fire protection is sufficient enough and is legally compliant with the latest regulations.
If your fire compartmentation is not up to date, you are not only risking the safety of your visitors, employees or occupants, but also put yourself at risk of receiving a fine or criminal charges..
Ourcompartmentation surveys ensure that every single aspect of fire protection in your building is working as intended including fire doors, cavity barriers, structural steel protection and more. Our team has a great deal of experience carrying out compartmentation surveys on buildings in all the commercial, public and residential sectors