- You’re the Fire Warden or Health & Safety Officer in the business you work for;
- You’ve been tasked with getting quotes for a new fire detection system;
- You’ve had a Fire Risk Assessment and it’s been recommended you install a fire detection system;
- You’re working on a new build for which Building Control specifies that a Fire Detection System is required;
- You simply feel you need or want one.
Share the Responsibility
You are responsible for the safety of your staff and any customers on your premises.
Having a robust Fire Detection System shares responsibility with the company installing and maintaining the system. That’s one less (huge) thing for you to worry about.
You’re busy enough without the worry of fire safety hanging over your head.
That’s why we’ve made the whole process simple and straightforward for you.
Step 1:
Complimentary Discovery Call
Step 2:
Survey & Quote
We’ll arrange a site survey and prepare an abbreviated quote from our findings. Don’t worry if your site is still in development: we can work from your plans.
Step 3:
Install & Relax
Relax with the peace of mind of knowing you have a system and maintenance plan in place, protecting your property, staff and customers 24/7/365.
As a Fire Warden or Health & Safety Officer, you have a responsibility to keep your staff and customers safe. This can be a daunting task, but installing a robust Fire Detection System can take one huge weight off your shoulders. By having a Fire Detection System installed and maintained by a professional company, you can share responsibility for fire safety with the experts, leaving you to focus on other important aspects of your job.
If you’ve been tasked with getting quotes for a new fire detection system, it’s important to consider the benefits of having one. A Fire Detection System can quickly detect the presence of fire and alert occupants, allowing for a faster response time and reducing the risk of injury or loss of life. It can also help to minimize damage to property and assets, saving your business from costly repairs and downtime.
If you’ve had a Fire Risk Assessment and it’s been recommended that you install a fire detection system, it’s important to take this advice seriously. A Fire Risk Assessment is a legal requirement, and failing to comply with its recommendations can result in serious consequences, including fines, legal action, and even imprisonment in some cases.
If you’re working on a new build, it’s likely that Building Control will specify that a Fire Detection System is required. This is because a Fire Detection System is an essential component of fire safety and is required by law to be installed in certain types of buildings, including commercial buildings, schools, hospitals, and care homes.
Finally, if you simply feel that you need or want a Fire Detection System, it’s important to listen to your instincts. Fire can strike at any time, and having a Fire Detection System in place can provide peace of mind and ensure that you and your staff are prepared in the event of an emergency.
Installing a Fire Detection System is an important step in ensuring the safety of your staff and customers. It can help to quickly detect and alert occupants to the presence of fire, reduce the risk of injury or loss of life, and minimize damage to property and assets. By having a professional company install and maintain your system, you can pass share the responsibility for fire safety with the experts and focus on other important aspects of your job.