Fire Protection is a combination of different fire safety equipment and procedures that detect fires and mitigate the negative impacts. Fire Protection includes alarms, suppression systems, sprinkler systems, extinguishers, and any technology that allows you to alert people or monitor the fire.
Fire Suppression Sprinkler systems (Wet, Dry, Preaction, Deluge, Anti-Freeze, and Fire Pumps). Special Hazards Fire Suppression Systems (Foam, Low and High-Pressure CO, as well as Clean Agent systems). Mass notification (Notification appliances, Pull Stations/Callbox points). Fire Extinguisher, Fire Hydrants, and Backflows. Fire Alarm Monitoring. Integrated security, access control, and video surveillance systems for appropriate actions from each system.
Fire Prevention Involves proactive steps taken to reduce fire hazards so that a fire does not have a chance to ignite. Examples of fire hazards include: Overloaded electrical sockets. Dirty fireplaces. Unattended burning candles. Improperly stored flammable materials. Poorly maintained heat or electric systems. Fire Prevention reduces three hazards through regular maintenance, inspection, and testing of the methods to ensure they operate correctly and are effective during a fire in your building. For Example,in addition to adhering to The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards and local fire codes, you should regular risk assessments to identify potential hazards and improve weak areas within the facility that pose a threat. Systems must be periodically inspected for mechanical deficiencies, proper function, valve actuation, water flow, sprinkler, and clearances. You, your staff, should be well trained in fire prevention practices. In addition, Personnel should be proficiently trained in the operation of fire protection systems. Read More… These Steps Are Guidelines for Overall Fire Prevention: Perform Regular Risk Assessments, and Identify the weak Areas to improve safety. Identify and resolve deficiencies sources within the facility that emit heat or combustible, are flammable, or make the building more susceptible to fire. Adhere to fire regulations and NFPA Standards. Perform regular fire drills. Keep building owners, operators, occupants, and emergency personnel up to date regarding the operation of fire protection systems. Regularly train staff on fire prevention practices. Keep Systems in top working order with preventive maintenance contracts. Utilize diagnostics and system analytics that can help predict trouble before it occurs.
Well-Maintained Fire systems will help save lives and property. We provide Comprehensive Maintenance & Testing Services for all fire equipment. We make it easier and faster for you to meet Fire Systems Compliance. Global expertise, local support Access to a full range of testing, inspection, and certification services from GIC International In addition, to these Fire Protection Services we also offer a range of complimentary services: Quality Assurance/Quality Control Services (QA/QC) Risk-Based Inspection Services Storage Tank Inspection Services Steam Boiler Inspection Services Emission Testing Services Plant Safety Services Vendor Audit Services Explosion Protection Services
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