Fire Protection System Maintenance

Fire Protection Systems play a vital role in preventing the fire outbreak. So having a regular service and maintenance contract in place for your fire equipment is essential for ensuring your system works when you need it most – in an emergency. Preventative inspections identify potential problems before they occur and can be supported with a rapid, prioritized response if required

Fire Protection Systems includes the following:

Fire Detection Systems - Testing, maintenance, and inspection required

   - Types of fire detectors (smoke, heat, flame)

   - Alarm systems and notifications

   - Integration with building management systems

Fire Suppression Systems - Testing, maintenance, and inspection required

   - Water-based systems (sprinklers, standpipes, hose reel, hydrants)

   - Wet pipe, dry pipe, pre-action, and deluge systems

   - Chemical suppression systems (clean agents, foam, dry chemical)

   - Gas suppression systems (CO2, FM-200, inert gases)

Fire Alarm Systems - Testing, maintenance, and inspection required

   - Components of a fire alarm system (control panels, notification devices)

   - Types of fire alarm systems (conventional, addressable)

   - Integration with other building systems (e.g., HVAC, elevators)

Passive Fire Protection

   - Fire-resistant construction materials (walls, floors, doors)

   - Firestopping and sealing of penetrations

   - Compartmentation and fire zoning

   - Fire-rated doors, windows, and barriers

Smoke Control and Management - Testing, maintenance, and inspection required

   - Smoke detection and ventilation systems

   - Pressurization and exhaust systems

   - Design principles for smoke control

Emergency Lighting and Signage

   - Importance of emergency lighting in fire safety

   - Types and placement of emergency lights

   - Exit signs and wayfinding during an emergency