Fire can have a devastating effect on a business and poses a serious risk to the safety and welfare of building occupants. Business interruption because

Fire pumps are required when the local municipal water system cannot provide adequate pressure to meet the hydraulic demands of the fire sprinkler, fire hydrant

Multiple sleeping occupants is the most important risk to consider when designing a fire protection solution for residential buildings.

Warning systems are designed to alert and evacuate building occupants in the event of an emergency. A building evacuation is typically conducted in accordance with

With frail and often immobile residents the installation and maintenance of fire systems for aged care requires planning and a respectful understanding of the environment.

Fire detection systems provide a means to identify a fire through either manual or automatic methods and then alert building occupants to a fire condition.

Special hazards are any area containing equipment, processes or stock of exceptionally high value, contain unique or irreplaceable assets or any area or process where

Gaseous Fire Suppression or Clean Agent fire suppression are terms to describe gases used to extinguish fires. Gas suppression systems are typically used to protect

The hospitality sector faces many challenges when it comes to fire protection and the safety of guests and staff. Venues are required to safely manage

Fire hose reels are provided for the occupants of a building to take first response action. A fire hose reel should not be located such

With frail, often immobile patients fire protection in healthcare facilities requires careful planning and technical knowledge.

Exit and Emergency lighting shows building occupants how to exit a building in an emergency.